Travellers planning to visit Croatia this summer should be mindful of a new rule for tourists. Dubrovnik, a popular Croatian city, plans to introduce new rules that will ban tourists from dragging suitcases as residents complain about the racket it causes during peak tourism season. The newly introduced regulations state that suitcases must be carried…
Read more
British holidaymakers planning on a trip to Turkey this summer have been warned against visiting certain areas of the country. Around 1.6 million British holidaymakers head to Turkey each year so it is important to know the rules for going there on holiday. The UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) “advises against all travel…
Read more
Tourists are being warned they could face huge fines if they breach a new ‘noise’ rule on beaches in Portugal. Portugal’s National Maritime Authority (ANM) has banned playing loud music through portable speakers at a volume that upsets other beachgoers. The smallest fine beachgoers will be slapped with if they’re caught is €200 (£170), but…
Read more
British travellers have been urged to reconsider their travel plans to France as the nation enters a third day of unrest on the streets of Paris. The Foreign Office has updated its travel advice page for the country to warn anyone travelling to the city or surrounding areas that their holiday could be disrupted by…
Read more
Do you have a US H-1B visa and are dreaming of a fresh start? Canada is aiming to lure temporary workers in the tech sector in the United States to fill Canadian job vacancies with a new immigration initiative called the Tech Talent Strategy. The Tech Talent Strategy will lead to the creation of an…
Read more
FREE Step-by-Step DIY Schengen Visa Guide
No thanks. I don’t want the FREE guide. I’m happy to miss out on the travel opportunities to Europe.
Avoid anxieties & confusion with your FREE Step-by-Step DIY Schengen Visa Guide
"*" indicates required fields
No thanks. I don’t want the FREE guide. I’m happy to miss out on the travel opportunities to Europe.
