Author: Charlie

Visas, Immigration & Nationality

SWISS Flight Cancellations: Routes Affected and Passenger Rights

Summer travel plans are being thrown into disarray after SWISS International Air Lines, one of Europe’s most reputable carriers, announced the cancellation of more than 1,400 flights due to ongoing pilot and aircraft shortages.  The disruption is expected to last until at least October 2025. The cancellations are affecting major UK airports, including London Heathrow,…
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US Gold Card Visa: Investment Route to Citizenship to Open Soon

Foreign nationals with deep pockets will soon be able to apply for a new US visa offering permanent residency and a pathway to citizenship, provided they can invest $5 million. US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced that the upcoming “Gold Card” visa program will soon open for registration. Speaking at Axios’ “Building the Future” event…
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How a New UK-EU Deal Could Simplify Pet Travel

Before Brexit, taking your pet on holiday to the EU was easy for UK residents. You just needed a pet passport and a few checks. But things got more complicated after Brexit. Now, British travellers face more paperwork and health requirements when taking pets abroad. This includes vaccinations, certificates, and strict timelines. How Brexit Made…
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Spain Cuts 65,000 Airbnb Rentals: What Tourists Need to Know

Spain has ordered the removal of over 65,000 Airbnb listings that violate national housing regulations, marking a significant shift in how the country manages its booming tourism industry. This major move is part of a broader effort to protect local communities and promote more sustainable travel practices. Spain continues to be the top overseas destination…
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The European Regions with the Highest and Lowest Tourist Pressure

A new report by Which? Travel has shed light on a pressing issue for the travel industry and holidaymakers alike—overtourism. As millions of tourists flock to the same popular European destinations each year, the report ranks the regions under the most pressure, as well as those still offering space to breathe. This list isn’t just…
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