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Like many other countries, Taiwan dropped its COVID entry requirements in October 2022. With no tests or certificates required, visitors were free to enter the country as normal to explore. However, despite the easing of requirements, tourist numbers are at an all-time low, which is why the country has now introduced a new scheme. The […]
Known as the Jewel of the West Indies, Barbados is a firm favourite for both luxury travellers as well as those looking to hold back their purse strings a little. Whilst the country is prominent for its splendid beaches, the Bajan experience is about so much more! From UNESCO World Heritage sites to colourful Caribbean […]
On Tuesday 26 July, Croatia officially opened the new Peljesac Bridge. Connecting two parts of the country, the 1.5-mile bridge links the mainland to the southern peninsula known as Peljesac. For Croatians, this means reducing travel time for those travelling between Split and Dubrovnik. With breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea and the Mali Ston […]
Yes, we know that Hamad Airport has taken the lead on this one. But Singapore’s Changi airport remains to be one of the most fascinating airports in the world! Changi Airport was recorded to be the world’s best airport until 2021 when Doha’s Hamad Airport claimed the title. This does not take away from the […]
“We want to invite Muslims to be here with their families, and even to celebrate weddings here,” Felipe Gonzales, President of Foz Do Iguaçu’s Tourism Council With the halal-friendly tourism industry becoming one of the fastest-growing travel sectors in the world, Brazil is making plans to open its doors to Muslim travellers. Whilst most visitors […]
Spain to Abolish Entry Restrictions for UK Travellers British Travellers will be permitted to enjoy holidays in Spain after the authorities have confirmed that they will officially lift the imposed restrictions for British citizens from as early as Monday. Spain’s government has emphasized that Britons will be permitted to enter its territory without being subject […]
