Bhutan COVID-19 Travel Update 06OCT21
The latest COVID-19 news for travel to Bhutan, Nepal & India.
Please register NOW for continuing updates on travel to Bhutan, Nepal & India. We’ll keep you fully up to speed over coming weeks and months as borders re-open and flight schedules spark back to life.
Soon we will be releasing new product for our Bhutan 2022 motorcycle tours; travel insurance and a very exciting new Bhutan walking tours program. In the meantime do check out our range of Bhutan private tours and Bhutan small group tours. Some are already selling fast for 2022!
Planning travel to Bhutan? – Book now for 2022
If you are planning to travel to this area in 2022 we continue to recommend you plan for travel from 01 March onwards. If you are keen to travel before that date do let us know and we’ll do our best to make it happen.
Nepal is open again for fully vaccinated travellers and offers ‘visa on arrival’ at Kathmandu airport for most nationalities. India is soon to announce its reopening strategy and will give tourist visas FREE for the first 500,000 visitors. Bhutan is expected to be open again, quarantine free, in the first month or so of 2022, if not earlier.
Check out our latest Bhutan & Beyond short video below.
Article by James Irving – Bhutan Travel Expert
 | James has worked in the travel industry for over 40 years & is an expert in travel to Bhutan. James is joint-holder of three Guinness World Records for the most countries travelled to on a single journey, being 191 in 167 days, between AUG02 and MAR03. James loves rugby union, and keenly supports the Queensland Reds and the Australian Wallabies. |
Bhutan & Beyond is ATAS Accredited – Book Your Travel With Confidence.The AFTA Travel Accreditation Scheme (ATAS) is the Australian travel industry accreditation scheme that sets the benchmark of quality for the travel industry. Bhutan & Beyond is a proud member of ATAS 9membership A10541), via our affiliation with our parent company MTA Travel.
Only travel agents who have reached compliance on a range of professional standards are granted ATAS accreditation.’
