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Countless parts of Europe are safe for tourists and other individuals who are traveling to the continent for both pleasure and business. However, there are several cities that you may want to avoid because they’re not as safe as others. In addition, it’s probably a good idea to keep some of Europe’s most popular capitals and other destinations off your bucket list — at least for the short term.
Probably one of the first things a foreign visitor notices when riding a train in Japan is how quiet it is inside the car. No matter how crowded it might be, almost no one is talking. Instead, most appear to be looking at their smartphones, listening to music, reading books, or dozing off. In large cities such as Tokyo the morning rush hour often can have a “congestion rate” of 200% of the standard set by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, a situation described as feeling a sense of discomfort crammed together with others, but still one just might be able to read a magazine. Inside the car there are those who do not hold on to straps and in the winter the windows become fogged up. Many people are forced to put up and suffer through this uncomfortable situation on a daily basis commuting to work and school. In order to reduce the stress caused by this, people are careful not to do anything which might disturb others, and this is an “unspoken rule” in Japan. There are times when the trains are not crowded, just as there are when they are crowded, but at anytime it is important to be aware that inside the train is a public space and efforts should be made not to inconvenience or disturb others. Here are 10 tips you should keep in mind when riding the trains in Japan to help you observe Japanese etiquette.
After two long years, the Euros 2016 is almost upon us! To celebrate the long-awaited event, we have put together this city guide to help you during your time in Saint-Etienne. From suggestions for where to grab some lunch, to insider tips on where to park your car, we’ve done the hard work so you can focus on the football.
Travel expert and personality Rick Steves recently shared about his experience getting pickpocketed while traveling in Paris this summer. He wasn’t wearing his money belt like he normally does and believes whoever took his wallet slightly bumped him while he was exiting the metro. As exemplified in this unfortunate incident, thieves work quickly, often without anyone noticing.
Europe Travel Guide – If you are planning a trip to Europe, but you are not sure whether to take the bus or train, then you should read this article before leaving home.
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To visit Australia and simplify your administrative procedures you can use the new eTA electronic travel authorisation system or eVisitor. By completing a simple online form and supplying your passport number you can prepare effectively for your visit without the need to apply for a traditional visa.
It’s no secret that I’m in love with Ethiopia travel. Maybe it’s because it was my first African country I ever visited. Or because I’ve been living here ever since I finished my big backpacking route across Africa. Or perhaps it’s simply because my husband is Ethiopian so I kind of have to like it.
ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) will come into effect in November 2023. Travellers from visa-exempt third-nations visiting Portugal or any other Schengen country will need to obtain an ETIAS visa waiver for Portugal.
ETIAS Portugal is not a visa and the application process is quicker and simpler. Applicants will just need to fill out the form and pay a fee using a credit or debit card.
Ikebukuro is one of Tokyo’s three major sub-centers and the central hub of the northern JR Yamanote Line. Thus, the gigantic Ikebukuro Station acts as an important hub that connects 2.62 million passengers on average each day (as of 2015, with 4 railway companies combined) – this makes Ikebukuro Station the third-largest station in the world.
The ETA South Korea (K-ETA) is an electronic visa waiver available for New Zealanders.
New Zealanders can apply online for an electronic travel authorization to visit South Korea. The K-ETA is obligatory to travel without a South Korea visa from New Zealand
On this page, travelers can learn how to apply online for an ETA for South Korea from New Zealand and the requirements they need to meet.