The Latest Alcohol Rules For Tourists In Dubai After Government Reduces Prices

The Latest Alcohol Rules For Tourists In Dubai After Government Reduces Prices

Trips to Dubai just got cheaper for travelers who enjoy a drink on vacation with the government removing its 30% municipality tax on alcohol sales. The country has also removed its AED 270 (US$73) fee for liquor licenses that allow people to buy alcohol to drink at home. The reduction in fees and taxes has…

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Viral TikToks Show Darker Side Of Bali Tourists Don't Know Exists

Viral TikToks Show Darker Side Of Bali Tourists Don’t Know Exists

When you think Bali, it’s crystal clear beaches, inifite pools in the middle of the jungle, teal-colored bays and five-star retreats that come to mind. While it is indeed a paradisaical spot (mostly) shielded from the chaos of the 21st century, there is a darker side to the island many tourists don’t know exist, and…

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Prices In This Popular European Destination Are Skyrocketing More Than Usual This Year

Prices In This Popular European Destination Are Skyrocketing More Than Usual This Year

The costs associated with travel to Europe have risen absurdly as a result of the economic crisis, the ongoing pandemic, and lately the war in Ukraine. Visitors are feeling the pinch irrespective of their country of choice, whether it’s West or East, and adding to their owes, a popular sunny hotspot has seen prices skyrocket…

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Thailand Proposes Bringing Back Travel Restrictions For All Visitors

Thailand Proposes Bringing Back Travel Restrictions For All Visitors

After more than 150 countries worldwide dropped all Covid-related travel restrictions in 2022, Thailand now sets a worrying precedent by taking a step back and stating they intend to reinstate restrictions. Thailand joined many other nations in dropping all Covid-related restrictions in October 2022 and reopening for normal travel. But just three short months later,…

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Digital Nomads Can Stay In Colombia For Up To 6 Months Without A Visa

Digital Nomads Can Stay In Colombia For Up To 6 Months Without A Visa

The world is opening up to long-term travelers now that the health crisis has led to a surge in remote work trends, but the tried-and-true Colombia remains one of the top destinations for digital nomads. Even without a pre-issued visa, they are permitted to stay in the country for up to 6 months, completely bureaucracy-free.…

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16 boats set sail for Rio Janeiro in the 50th anniversary of the Cape2Rio race

16 boats set sail for Rio Janeiro in the 50th anniversary of the Cape2Rio race

16 teams left Royal Cape Yacht Club in a light westerly wind of 10 knots for a 14h00 start just off Granger Bay. Alan Winde, Premier of the Western Cape, signalled the start of the race by firing a historic race cannon. The 2023 running of the iconic Cape2Rio yacht race marks the 50th anniversary of…

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