So, you’re visiting Japan in summer. Brace yourself. It’s hot. It’s humid. It’s the kind of sticky heat that makes you question why you packed jeans. But here’s the good news: Japan knows how to turn summer into a festival of fireworks, icy treats and adventures that make you forget you’re sweating through your shirt. […]
Planning a holiday or business trip to the European Union? Get ready for some changes at the border. The EU is rolling out two significant new digital systems – the Entry/Exit System (EES) and the European Travel Information and Authorisation System (ETIAS) – designed to bolster security and streamline crossings for non-EU visitors. The EES,
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So, you’re heading to Japan in winter or during the rainy season. Instead of picture-perfect cherry blossoms, you’re getting snowflakes or drizzle. Don’t panic. Japan knows how to turn bad weather into a good time. From steaming hot springs to snowy adventures and even umbrella fashion shows, this is a country that thrives in less-than-sunny
Collecting novelty or commemorative passport stamps can seem like a harmless way to mark your travels, but it may cause more trouble than it is worth. Some attractions and heritage sites offer souvenir ink stamps as keepsakes, yet immigration officers in certain places treat them as damage or unauthorised alterations. There have even been cases
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Ah, Japan. Land of sushi trains, neon-lit arcades and toilets with more buttons than your TV remote. But Japan isn’t just temples and tea ceremonies, it’s also an adrenaline junkie’s dream. From snowboarding in powder paradise to diving with hammerhead sharks, the Land of the Rising Sun has thrills for every kind of traveller. So
Flight attendants see first-hand how luggage is handled behind the scenes, so their advice can be invaluable for travellers. One key recommendation is to avoid light-coloured suitcases that show up every scuff and mark, and instead opt for darker shades that remain presentable after repeated journeys. A sturdy, soft-sided case is also better equipped to
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So, you’re off to Japan. Sugoi! You’re dreaming of sushi trains, bullet trains and possibly even ninja trains (ok, maybe not). But while Japan is a traveller’s paradise of order, charm and efficiency, it also comes with a set of unwritten rules. Break them and you won’t end up in trouble, but you will earn
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Airports are no longer just transport hubs—they are becoming destinations in their own right, with wellness and design taking centre stage. Some of the world’s busiest airports feature beautiful green spaces such as indoor gardens, butterfly enclosures and calming water features. Changi Airport in Singapore, for instance, boasts the world’s tallest indoor waterfall, while airports
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So, you’re heading to Japan. Sugoi! You’re picturing cherry blossoms, neon Tokyo streets, tranquil temples and probably more sushi than is physically sensible. But before you bow awkwardly at everyone and panic-order something mysterious from a vending machine, let’s get you armed with some language hacks. Japanese is polite, precise and sometimes puzzling, but even
A long layover doesn’t have to mean endless hours of boredom at the gate. Many major airports now offer free or affordable transit tours that allow you to experience the city without the hassle of booking separately. For example, Singapore Changi, Seoul Incheon and Istanbul all have sightseeing programmes designed for passengers with extended connections.
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