The biggest developments in travel this week include the addition of two of the world's wealthiest countries to the high risk list and news about US passports.
The landlocked nation of Laos, however, will begin the
on January 1, with the whole country expected to be open for business by July 1, 2022. Great news for fans of ornate Buddhist temples, French colonial architecture and epic mountain landscapes.Plenty of the most popular tourist destinations are expected to reopen to travelers next year, but there are stillSome are getting spruced up or extended to make them better than ever when they do welcome guests, but for others it's a permanent farewell.
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