Interactive map of global covid restrictions for travelers
For those of us that want to get back to traveling, figuring out where you can go, especially if you are unvaccinated, can be a difficult thing to figure out. Search engines still kind of hide this information as well, which makes me feel that the global conspiracy theories about Covid information repression could be correct. It isn't so easy to find resources about the restrictions or more importantly lack thereof for countries around the world unless you subscribe to a channel on Telegram or something like that. I have found a website that keeps relatively up-to-date information about where you can travel and click on the individual countries to find out their specifics.
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The fact that it is powered by IATA (International Air Transport Association) and they are a conglomerate that has government ties so this leads me to immediately suspect that there will be disinformation on there but at least at a quick glance, the countries that they have featured as being easy to travel to are reasonably accurate, plus you can click on the individual countries to get specific information about what the restrictions actually are if you want to dig that deep.
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Their choice of color-scheme is not the best and it would have been nice if they had other options other than "very restrictive, partially restrictive, and not restrictive" but I guess we should just be happy that they have anything at all. I stay very up to date about which countries are "open" without restrictions and by looking at their interactive map it appears as though it is pretty damn near accurate and therefore, at least for now, it could be a good resource for people that are looking to travel with minimal hassle.
I did find one mistake withThe Dominican Republic where they state that you need to be vaccinated to enter and this isn't true so you'll probably need to do additional research when investigating individual countries. The website isn't perfect, but it is one of the only all-in-one resources that I can find that includes links to official government websites regarding the real rules. Therefore, I think it could be helpful.