After months of uncertainty amid the global pandemic, the travel restrictions are seemingly improving with time. Many countries are opening their borders. The flights and hotels are also offering great deals to plunge back into the business. The travel market agencies are busy in creating new ways to ensure safe travel for visitors, where summer holidays are becoming a realistic possibility for relief-seeking travelers.

Along with creative concepts between countries which have officially come out of the corona-virus crisis and do not require quarantine condition for visitors, specialized tourism organizations are updating the criteria and methodology being employed in determining the visiting countries’ safeness in terms of COVID-19 containment and transmission.  

However, before traveling to any of the beautiful places that made it to our safe to visit list, we suggest:

• People who have respiratory problems should stay at home;
• It is travelers’ responsibility to protect their loved ones and residents of host countries.
• Remain vigilant and comply with the barrier gestures, social distancing, wear masks whenever necessary;
• Avoid traveling if you are above 60 year of age or your have underlying health problems;

We have listed for you some of the destinations least affected by Covid-19. The lists are subject to updates in accordance with the ongoing review by National health Organization. These destinations have implemented very specific protocols concerning hygiene in accommodations, restaurants, shops and other places. To put your selection at ease, along with each country, we’ve given an overview of the current versus previous Covid cases that have officially been confirmed by the Authorities. We recommend you book your accomodation and check the option 100% refund without cancellation fee as well as your flights and your tours and activities (cancellable up to 24 hours before).

Tbilisi – Georgia

TOTAL CASES	1225
NEW CASES	9
TOTAL DEATHS	17
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	1000
ACTIVE CASES	208
CRITICAL CASES	0
POPULATION	3,988326

Corfu – Greece

TOTAL CASES	5,421
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	211
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	1374
ACTIVE CASES	3836
CRITICAL CASES	0
POPULATION	10,417,396

Cavtat – Croatia

TOTAL CASES	5,543
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	157
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	4817
ACTIVE CASES	569
CRITICAL CASES	8
POPULATION	4,102,439

Madeira Islands – Portugal

TOTAL CASES	52,537
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	1,750
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	38,364
ACTIVE CASES	12,423
CRITICAL CASES	33
POPULATION	10,193,431

Cluj-Napoca – Romania

TOTAL CASES	60,623
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	2,659
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	29,872
ACTIVE CASES	28,092
CRITICAL CASES	448
POPULATION	19,223,326

Kotor – Montenegro

TOTAL CASES	3,588
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	62
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	2,407
ACTIVE CASES	1,119
CRITICAL CASES	0
POPULATION	628,075

Warsaw – Poland

TOTAL CASES	51,791
NEW CASES	624
TOTAL DEATHS	1,807
NEW DEATHS	7
TOTAL RECOVERED	36,691
ACTIVE CASES	13,293
CRITICAL CASES	73
POPULATION	37,842,076

Vienna – Austria

TOTAL CASES	22,033
NEW CASES	114
TOTAL DEATHS	721
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	19,923
ACTIVE CASES	1,389
CRITICAL CASES	22
POPULATION	9,011,858

Bohinj – Slovenia

TOTAL CASES	2,247
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	126
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	1,927
ACTIVE CASES	194
CRITICAL CASES	3
POPULATION	2,078,969

Malta

TOTAL CASES	1,035
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	9
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	675
ACTIVE CASES	351
CRITICAL CASES	0
POPULATION	441,670

Vilnius – Lithuania

TOTAL CASES	2,231
NEW CASES	0
TOTAL DEATHS	81
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	1,668
ACTIVE CASES	482
CRITICAL CASES	6
POPULATION	2,717,915

Riga – Latvia

TOTAL CASES	1,290
NEW CASES	2
TOTAL DEATHS	32
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	1,070
ACTIVE CASES	188
CRITICAL CASES	0
POPULATION	1,883,823

Wild Taiga – Finland

TOTAL CASES	7,584
NEW CASES	16
TOTAL DEATHS	331
NEW DEATHS	0
TOTAL RECOVERED	6,980
ACTIVE CASES	273
CRITICAL CASES	0
POPULATION	5,541,651