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It can be difficult enough packing your bags for a trip in normal circumstances never mind in the midst of a global pandemic. In light of this, we thought it would be good to put together this guide of the essential items that should be brought onboard to ensure safe travel in the coming months.

Monash University has announced the loss of 277 jobs due an estimated $350m revenue shortfall in 2020, another warning of the impact falling international student revenue is set to have on the higher education sector.

The Australian government is set to relax its post-study work visa rules for international students impacted by the fallout of COVID-19, a move most welcomed by the higher education sector.

International students who wish to commence study in the USA on F-1 and M-1 visas this fall will be denied entry into the country if teaching is online.

Queen’s University of Belfast has charted a jet that will take hundreds of students from China to Northern Ireland on 18 September.

Ryanair flights departing Cardiff Airport are due to go ahead despite the travel guidance in Wales asking citizens to remain with 5 miles of their homes.

Italy has announced they will be banning all hand luggage on flights to, from, and within the country from 26 July.

We have selected our top picks from the countries outlined by The European Best Destination Organization (EBD) as the safest to visit in Europe in 2020.

At the start of the pandemic many countries around the world introduced travel bans and restrictions. Now we’re seeing travel restrictions being lifted. In this blog we cover where you can and can’t travel within Europe during COVID-19.

On June 25, Delta Air Lines will become the first U.S. carrier to resume flights to China since the temporary suspension in February in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.