Bulgaria is located in the Southeast of Europe and is bordered by Serbia, North Macedonia, Romania, Greece, Turkey, and the Black Sea. The country is set to join its neighbours in being part of the Schengen area. From the stunning coastline, the breathtaking countryside, to the centuries-old buildings, there are plenty of things to see…
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The COVID-19 vaccine rollout has given us all hope that travel will be possible again. But with the situation changing daily along with the travel restrictions, it is hard to pinpoint a low-risk place to book a trip. The COVID-19 pandemic hampered international travel for much of 2020 but as vaccines are distributed and more…
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Brexit is a done deal and the UK joined the likes of Australia, Canada and USA in becoming a ‘third country’ national within the EU. Brexit means UK nationals losing the automatic right to study, work and live in the EU. The EU’s ‘90-day rule‘ governs how long non-European citizens can spend in the bloc…
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Cyprus is a small country at the meeting point of three continents, Europe, Asia and Africa. Located in the eastern corner of the Mediterranean Sea, it’s geographical position has been considered of strategic importance in global trade for thousands of years. Cyprus is located in a perfect balance between Europe and Asia. Based south of…
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Scotland is a country that is part of the United Kingdom along with England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Scotland is renowned for its breathtaking outdoor landscape, mountains, lochs and glens. Scotland is less than one hour from London by plane, and just over 90 minutes from Paris. With international airports close by and a host…
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