Travel

New Zealand is increasing visa fees and the tourist tax from October 1, 2024, which will affect most international travelers.

Starting November 10, the EU is introducing the automated EES system, which will replace passport stamps and enhance control at the borders of the Schengen Zone.

Spanish resorts are introducing a €750 fine for urinating in the sea, banning ball games in the water and reserving areas with umbrellas, while dogs are only allowed on designated beaches.

PIBA's decision to implement the ETA system will help pre-screen tourists and enhance border security in Israel.

From April 2024, Barcelona will raise the tourist tax: in five-star hotels up to 6.75 euros per night

For the first time, Canada is limiting the number of temporary residents, including refugees and students, amid their increasing numbers

Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis Announces Airbnb Regulation to Address Long-Term Rental Crisis, Starting Fall 2024

Ahead of the summer season, Greece tightens rules for beaches: 70% of the territory is free, a new tax for tourists

Japan has announced a "digital nomad" visa for foreigners from 49 countries, allowing them to work remotely and live in the country for up to 6 months

European airports are smoothly lifting the restriction on 100 ml of liquids in carry-on luggage, using the latest scanners to speed up checks

France attracts foreign talents: the "Talent Passport" visa for artists, scientists, and investors without language requirements

The authorities of Mallorca promise fines of 3000 euros for vandalism and drunkenness, aiming to transform the island into a family-friendly vacation spot

Life at Sea Cruises has canceled a unique three-year cruise one week before its start due to failure in acquiring the cruise ship AIDAaura, promises refunds to passengers