Meadowlands Travel

24/12/2025

Dear Valued Client,

As the year comes to a close, we thank you for choosing Meadowlands Travel.

We truly appreciate your trust and continued support, and it has been a pleasure assisting you with your travel plans.

We wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a safe, joyful, and prosperous New Year.

We look forward to helping you plan many memorable journeys in the year ahead.

Warmest regards,

Meadowlands Travel Team😊

30/10/2024

Qantas Airways North America Deals!

Honolulu *from $1099
Los Angeles/San Francisco *from $1299
New York /Dallas *from $1699

*Subject to availability

promotion ends 15th November 2024.

QANTAS AIRWAYS North America Airfare Deals Book now *Terms and conditions apply. Available Travel Dates + Pricing HonoluluFrom *$1099 per person Economy, $5499 per person Business Class, Return from Auckland. Travel period: Economy: 06 May 2025 - 11 September 2025San FranciscoFrom $1299 per person E...

30/10/2024

Take Flight With Qantas Airway's Incredible Airfare Deal To Manila.

Travel from Auckland/Christchurch/Wellington to Manila
*From $1199NZD

*all inclusive fares, subject to availability

QANTAS AIRWAYS Sale fares to Manila *from $1,199 Book now *Terms and conditions apply. Available Travel Dates + Pricing 05 November 2024 - 25 June 2025 (Low Season dates only) Information Qantas Philippines Deal to Manila *from $1,198 return.Fare Inclusive of Taxes & Fees Baggage allowance: 30KGs pe...

24/07/2024

QANTAS GLOBAL SALE....now ON!

DESTINATION RETURN AIRFARE
*FROM

Manila $1,149*
Seoul (Incheon) $1,099*
Tokyo $1,099*
Perth $1,119*
Hong Kong $1,199*
Los Angeles $1,199*
San Francisco $1,199*
Melbourne $549*
Sydney $549*
Brisbane $569*
Adelaide $669*
Denpasar (Bali) $979*
Honolulu $999*
Jakarta $1,099*
Delhi $1,399*
Bangkok $1,499*
New York (JFK) $1,499*
Singapore $1,499*
Dallas Fort Worth $1,599*
Johannesburg $1,899*
Bangalore $1,399*

* Terms & conditions apply. Pricing is subject to availability. Black-out dates apply. Booking & ticketing fees apply. Please contact our office (09)5328791 for Enquiries.

23/01/2024

Fly with Philippine Airlines to Manila!!!

Auckland/Wellington/Christchurch to Manila Return *from $1188NZD.

************************************

^^ Departing AKL/CHC - Return from $1,188* - w/ trans tasman on Jetstar

^^Departing AKL/LWG/CHC - Return from $1,288* - w/ trans tasman on Qantas

Contact us on (09) 5328791 / /[email protected]

*Terms and conditions apply. Blackout dates apply. Low season dates, very limited availability.

15/04/2023

24/12/2022

To all our valued clients,

We wish you a very Merry Christmas & a Prosperous New year!

We thank you for your continued support and trust over the past year. And we look forward to serving you well in the coming year.

-From all of us at Meadowlands Travel.

30/05/2022

Updated/Revised entry, testing and quarantine guidelines for all passengers arriving in the Philippines.

28/05/2022

Highlights of IATF Resolution no. 168 regarding entry requirements to the Philippines:

1. A pre-departure test (RT-PCR or antigen) is no longer required ONLY IF the passenger (Filipino or foreigner), who is 18 years old and above, is fully vaccinated AND has a booster shot. Otherwise they should have a pre-departure test.

For those between 12-17 years, a pre-departure test (RT-PCR or antigen) is no longer required IF the passenger is fully vaccinated. Those below 12 years are also exempted if their accompanying parents are fully vaccinated and boosted.

2. All official NATIONAL certificates of vaccination will be accepted. Mutual recognition or reciprocity of vaccine certificatess has been removed.

3. The insurance requirement has also been removed;

4. The return tickets for foreign nationals is now based on their visa classification (if with visa e.g 59 days for 9a) or in accordance with visa free entry rules (i.e 30 days); Spanish nationals may enter the Philippines visa-free to stay for 30 days or less.

5. The other IATF requirements/rules remain the same.

MANILA – Fully-vaccinated Filipinos and foreigners who will enter the Philippines beginning May 30 are no longer required to present a negative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) test upon arrival in the Philippines.In an online press briefing, acting Deputy...

19/05/2022

Travelling to the Philippines?

HERE’S THE ONE HEALTH PASS STEP BY STEP PROCEDURE

Starting May 3, 2022, this will be the new process of One Health Pass (OHP) registration for incoming International travelers:

STEP 1:
Within 48 Hours prior to Departure Time, you can Register to One Health Pass Portal. Link: https://onehealthpass.com.ph/e-HDC/OHP/Registration/

STEP 2:
If available, upload the following documents during Registration:
a) RT-PCR Test Result (48 hours) or Authorized Antigen Test Result (Update: 24 hours)
b) Vaccine Certificate
(A Bar Code will appear once your record has been accepted)

STEP 3:
Within 12 Hours prior to Departure Time, Check your e-mail to answer your Health Declaration Checklist

STEP 4:
Upon Check-In, Airline Personnel will ask you for your One Health Pass Registration

STEP 5:
Within 4 Hours to 1 Hour prior to your Departure Time, you must check you One Health Pass Registration. Your Portal must show either Bar Code or QR Code, both are valid for boarding.

However, please note that Only those who have QR Code will be qualified on Express Lane. If you want to avail of the Express Lane, You must complete your Registration.

Safe Travels!

You can watch the Onehealthpass registration tutorial video at:
www.OneHealthPass.com.ph

International arriving passengers may no longer required to observe mandatory facility-based quarantine as per IATF Resolution No. 159 s. 2022, if: 1. Passenger is able to present a negative Reverse Transcription - Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) test taken within forty-eight (48) hours, or a neg...

02/07/2021

FYI: For Fully Vaccinated Passengers arriving in the Philippines

02 July 2021
Bureau of Immigration (PH)
PRESS RELEASE

BI clarifies validated vax cards must be presented upon arrival

PASAY, Philippines—The Bureau of Immigration (BI) clarified that fully vaccinated passengers must present documentary proof upon arrival in the country.

In an advisory, BI Commissioner Jaime Morente stated that those fully vaccinated in the Philippines must carry their vaccination card, which should be verified prior to their departure from the Philippines through the Certificate of Vaccination Record Portal of the Department of Information and Communications Technology or the City Health Officer of the local government unit which administered the full vaccination.

“For those vaccinated outside the Philippines, they may present their International Certificate of Vaccination, or have their documents validated through the Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO), as the case may be,” he added.

Those vaccinated outside the Philippines must also come from the list of 57 “green” countries to be able to undergo a 7-day facility-based quarantine only.

These countries are Albania, American Samoa, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Benin, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cayman Islands, Chad, China, Ivory Coast, Eswatini, Falkland Islands, French Polynesia, Gambia, Ghana, Greenland, Grenada, Hongkong, Iceland, Isle of Man, Israel, Laos, Liberia, Malawi, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Micronesia, Montserrat, Morocco, Mozambique, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niger, Nigeria, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, Rwanda, Saba, Saint Barthelemy, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Sierra Leone, Senegal, Singapore, Saint Eustatius, South Korea, Taiwan, Togo, Turks and Caicos Islands (UK), Vietnam, and Zimbabwe.

Morente said that passengers fully vaccinated abroad who stayed exclusively in any of these 57 places within the past 14 days immediately preceding their arrival shall undergo a seven-day facility-based quarantine.

Hence, Morente said that they would only need to present a 7-day booking in a government-accredited quarantine hotel or facility during primary immigration inspection when they arrive in the country.

“They would also need to present said documents to the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) at the port’s Department of Transportation One Stop Shop (OSS) after immigration clearance,” he clarified.

Otherwise, Morente said other arriving passengers not fully vaccinated, not coming from the 57 territories, or do not have the required documentary proof, will be required by the BI to present a 10-day facility-based quarantine booking.

BI Port Operations Division Chief Atty. Carlos Capulong warned that foreign nationals who would not be able to present their quarantine bookings will be excluded for being improperly documented, while those who present fake bookings and are intercepted by the Department of Tourism and other OSS agencies may be referred back to the BI for the initiation of deportation proceedings.

02 July 2021
PRESS RELEASE

BI clarifies validated vax cards must be presented upon arrival

PASAY, Philippines—The Bureau of Immigration (BI) clarified that fully vaccinated passengers must present documentary proof upon arrival in the country.

In an advisory, BI Commissioner Jaime Morente stated that those fully vaccinated in the Philippines must carry their vaccination card, which should be verified prior to their departure from the Philippines through the Certificate of Vaccination Record Portal of the Department of Information and Communications Technology or the City Health Officer of the local government unit which administered the full vaccination.

“For those vaccinated outside the Philippines, they may present their International Certificate of Vaccination, or have their documents validated through the Philippine Overseas Labor Office (POLO), as the case may be,” he added.

Those vaccinated outside the Philippines must also come from the list of 57 “green” countries to be able to undergo a 7-day facility-based quarantine only.

These countries are Albania, American Samoa, Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Australia, Benin, Belize, British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cayman Islands, Chad, China, Ivory Coast, Eswatini, Falkland Islands, French Polynesia, Gambia, Ghana, Greenland, Grenada, Hongkong, Iceland, Isle of Man, Israel, Laos, Liberia, Malawi, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Micronesia, Montserrat, Morocco, Mozambique, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niger, Nigeria, Northern Mariana Islands, Palau, Rwanda, Saba, Saint Barthelemy, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, Sierra Leone, Senegal, Singapore, Saint Eustatius, South Korea, Taiwan, Togo, Turks and Caicos Islands (UK), Vietnam, and Zimbabwe.

Morente said that passengers fully vaccinated abroad who stayed exclusively in any of these 57 places within the past 14 days immediately preceding their arrival shall undergo a seven-day facility-based quarantine.

Hence, Morente said that they would only need to present a 7-day booking in a government-accredited quarantine hotel or facility during primary immigration inspection when they arrive in the country.

“They would also need to present said documents to the Bureau of Quarantine (BOQ) at the port’s Department of Transportation One Stop Shop (OSS) after immigration clearance,” he clarified.

Otherwise, Morente said other arriving passengers not fully vaccinated, not coming from the 57 territories, or do not have the required documentary proof, will be required by the BI to present a 10-day facility-based quarantine booking.

BI Port Operations Division Chief Atty. Carlos Capulong warned that foreign nationals who would not be able to present their quarantine bookings will be excluded for being improperly documented, while those who present fake bookings and are intercepted by the Department of Tourism and other OSS agencies may be referred back to the BI for the initiation of deportation proceedings.