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Traveling or returning to Canada on or after October 1 2022? From this date, all travelers will no longer have to be vaccinated against #Covid19 to enter Canada (previously required for foreign nationals), and will no longer have to test for COVID-19 or quarantine/isolate. Foreign nationals must still meet the entry requirements under the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and provide appropriate travel and immigration documentation as necessary. As a recap... All travellers, regardless of citizenship, will no longer have to: * submit public health information through the ArriveCAN app or website; * provide proof of vaccination; * undergo pre- or on-arrival testing; * carry out COVID-19-related quarantine or isolation; * monitor and report if they develop signs or symptoms of COVID-19 upon arriving to Canada. Learn more: http://ow.ly/bKq450KSZKq Vous voyagez ou retournez au Canada le 1er octobre 2022 ou plus tard? À compter de cette date, tous les voyageurs n’auront plus besoin d’être vaccinés contre la COVID-19 pour entrer au pays (tel qu’exigé auparavant, pour les ressortissants étrangers) et ne devront plus faire de tests pour le COVID-19 ou la quarantaine/isolement. Les ressortissants étrangers doivent tout de même satisfaire aux exigences d’entrée en vertu de la Loi sur l’immigration et la protection des réfugiés et fournir les documents de voyage et d’immigration nécessaires. Pour plus de détails : http://ow.ly/Ire550KSZU3 https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/news/2022/09/government-of-canada-to-remove-covid-19-border-and-travel-measures-effective-october-1.html For more Canada-related information, check out: Falling into the Maple Story 🍁: CanadaWith something for everyone, Canada is a great place to visit no matter what your interests are.BucktripCeline von Schweetz7 suggestions for Ocean View hotels in Victoria B.C. Canada7 suggestions for ocean view hotels in Victoria.BucktripDewey ShermanThese European Sim Cards Will Save You Money When Travelling in Europe!1. Google Fi Simply Unlimited SIM kit Meet Google Fi, a different kind of phone plan with simpler pricing and no contracts or activation fees.Simply Unlimited is our most affordable plan for unlimited data, calls, and texts, with rates starting at $20/month per line for 4+ lines. ThatBucktripCeline von Schweetz

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Do you always feel uneasy when going through security checkpoints at airports before your flight departs? Here are some Airport Security Checkpoint strategies. Just clear these and you're good to go! When you walk through the security gate, or when your baggage goes through the metal detector, and the alarm goes "beep, beep, beep, beep! When the alarm goes off, you wonder what you have caught! However, security checkpoints are not scary as long as you check your baggage carefully. Let's check what you should pay attention to at security checkpoints so that you can pass through with impunity. This article introduces the case of domestic flights. How long before I have to pass through? Each airline has its own cutoff time for passing through security checkpoints. Especially in the case of LCCs, boarding gates are often located far from security checkpoints. Please be aware that the deadline is earlier for LCCs because the boarding gates are often farther away from the security checkpoints and it is expected to take more time. For JAL, ANA, and Skymark, the deadline is 20 minutes before departure. Peach and Jetstar: 25 minutes before departure. This is the "deadline" time. Rushing in at the last minute can cause trouble. It is better to pass through the security checkpoint with plenty of time to spare, then relax on a bench near the boarding gate and spend the time until departure in a graceful manner. Measures to Prevent Transmission of the New Coronavirus At some airports, body temperature checks are conducted near the entrance to security checkpoints. Since the temperature is taken by thermography, you do not need to wait in line, but if you are stopped by an officer, follow their instructions. If you run through the airport just before the deadline, your body temperature will temporarily rise, and you may be stopped and not be able to make it in time... This can cause problems, so please allow plenty of time to get to the security checkpoint. Also, you will have more chances to come in contact with things at the security checkpoint as you move your baggage in and out. Hand sanitizer is available at the security checkpoint, so be sure to disinfect your hands in a timely manner. Items that must not be worn when passing through the metal detector The following items may not be worn or carried in your pockets while passing through the gate. Put them in your bag or on the tray provided at the security checkpoint before passing through the gate. * Electronic devices such as smartphones, digital cameras, earphones, watches, etc. * Wallets * Metal items such as accessories * Other metal items in your pockets (coins, keys, digital cameras, smoking accessories, small items, etc.) * Belts with large metal buckles or metal ornaments * Boots that cover the heels If your cell phone, keys, wallet, etc. are in your bag to be inspected as hand luggage, you do not need to take them out. You do not need to take out the items in your jacket pockets either, as they will be taken off and put through the inspection. If you prepare them by rummaging around in the inspection area, it will take a long time and the pressure from people behind you may gradually increase.... By putting them in your bag in advance, you can shorten the time it takes to get ready before and after inspection, and prevent forgetting to pick them up after inspection. Although it is not highly likely to happen on domestic flights, zippers on hoodies and other clothing may react, so it may be better to take them off. If there is a metal reaction with the metal detector, you will be re-inspected. You will be instructed to go through a contact inspection (body check), remove your footwear (shoes), belts, items in your pockets, etc., and go through the gate again. Items to be removed from your bag and checked The following items will not be allowed to pass through the X-ray process without being removed from your bag. If you leave the following items in your bag and let them pass through the X-ray, they will be checked again. Therefore, please remove the following items from your bag and place them on a tray to be checked separately before passing through the X-ray. * PCs and tablets * Water bottles, tumblers, PET bottles * Sprays * Hair irons * Smoking lighters Water bottles, tumblers, and other beverages will be checked by opening the lid and checking the smell or taking a sip in front of a staff member. Even if they are empty, they will be checked, so take them out of your bag. Unopened PET bottles will be passed through an X-ray machine, and if the attendant can see it, it is OK! If you have any of the above items to be taken out of your bag, put them together in advance so that they can be easily removed before proceeding to the security checkpoint. Items that are not allowed in carry-on baggage The following items must be checked in at the airport counter. In other words, these items will be caught at the security checkpoint and cannot be carried on board as carry-on baggage. * Knives (scissors, cutters, etc.) * Pointed objects/ bats (e.g., pincers, golf clubs, baseball bats, etc.) If any of the above items are found at the security checkpoint, they will not be accepted as carry-on baggage. If any of the above items are found at the security checkpoint, they will not be checked in at the security checkpoint. You must either dispose of them as abandoned items or return to the airline counter and re-check them in or return to the airline counter and re-check the baggage. One last check! Are you prepared in advance? At the entrance to the security checkpoints, there are also signs for prohibited items and items that must not be brought through the security checkpoint. There are also signs at the entrance to the security checkpoints that list prohibited items and items that are not allowed to pass through. Please make sure to check it again. Important! When passing through the security checkpoint, each passenger will need a terminal displaying an airline ticket or barcode. If you are too nervous about going through the security checkpoints, you may be asked to bring your ticket or barcode. If you are nervous about going through security checkpoints, you may not be able to remove any items you are wearing or take out of your bag. Some people are so nervous about going through security checkpoints that they forget where they put their tickets and barcodes. Many people forget where they put their tickets and have to search for them. This can cause problems for the people behind you, so be sure to have your ticket ready at hand. It is important to have your ticket ready at hand. Some people may think this is a complicated process, but it is not. Security checkpoints are an important fortress to protect our safety in the sky. If you pay attention to the information presented here, you will have nothing to fear at security checkpoints! There is nothing to be afraid of at the security checkpoints! You can go through security checkpoints with confidence. All you have to do is follow the flow of the security checkpoint and the guidance of the security personnel. You will pass through the security checkpoint smoothly. You may also want to know: Seize the Peaceful Moments with them on the FlySpend some leisure times with your kids on long flights with these 21 products.BucktripKen SunWherever You Stay in Egypt, Stay with All Your Heart8 popular hotels in Egypt you should stay.BucktripDeweyThe Museums Named after PeopleLet’s see why these museums named after their names.BucktripSandra Edwards

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more ¡Qué bella es Cholula y para muestra el Santuario de la Virgen de los Remedios 💫! Esta iglesia, todo un tesoro arquitectónico, es considerada la más grande de este Pueblo Mágico, ¿lo sabías?#VisitMéxico #Cholula #Puebla pic.twitter.com/n9guCwQjnm — Visit México (@VisitMex) August 15, 2022 Oaxaca(wah-hah-kah) is a state in Mexico that is home to a rich culture, art scene, diverse natural landscape, and delicious cuisine. The state capital, Oaxaca city, is a beautiful and fascinating place, and there are many interesting things to see and do in the surrounding area. From hiking and horseback riding in the Sierra Norte to surfing and swimming in the Pacific Ocean, there is always something suits you well in Oaxaca. But first, start your day archaeologically! 1. Monte Albán Ruins The ancient city of Monte Albán was once the second-largest ceremonial site in Mesoamerica. Today, it is an ruins, but it still boasts an impressive Gran Plaza, ancient ball court, excavated tombs, and astronomical 'observatory'. The site is also home to the mysterious danzantes, carved stone figures thought to depict dead or tortured prisoners of war. 2. Zona Arqueológica de Mitla The ancient ruins of Mitla were once the second-most important Zapotec religious center. The site is home to a number of impressive buildings, including a cult center where high priests performed human sacrifices. The ancient buildings at the site of Mitla were probably reserved for specific occupants, such as the high priest or the king. Today, visitors can see the Grupo de las Columnas (Group of the Columns) and the Grupo del Norte (North Group), both of which are located near the Iglesia de San Pablo. 3. Museo de las Culturas de Oaxaca No more archaeological sites visit! But still curious about the culture of Oaxaca? The Museum of Oaxacan Cultures is one of Mexico's best regional museums. Located in the beautiful monastery buildings adjoining the Templo de Santo Domingo, the museum offers rich displays that take visitors through the history and cultures of Oaxaca state. The museum emphasizes the continuity between pre-Hispanic and contemporary cultures in areas such as crafts, medicine and food. 4. Templo de Santo Domingo Santo Domingo is the most splendid of Oaxaca’s churches, with a finely carved baroque facade and nearly every square centimeter inside decorated in 3D relief with intricate gilt designs swirling around a profusion of painted figures. The 18th-century Capilla de la Virgen del Rosario (Rosary Chapel) is particularly beautiful, and the whole church takes on a magical atmosphere during candlelit evening Mass. No rush, take a small break with artisan pastries and continue your journey. 5. Boulenc Pan Artesano The best bakery in Oaxaca also has a trendy cafe next door, not that surprised but their most popular dish is avocado toast. The cafe has excellent coffee and cakes, and is located in a patio with terrace seating upstairs. 6. Zócalo The Zócalo is the central square in Oaxaca city, and it is a great place to people-watch. The square is surrounded by portales (arcades) and is shaded by tall trees. The adjoining Alameda plaza is also a great place for people-watching, with its trinket-toting vendors, street performers and informal clothes market. By day and night, the square is bustling with life, as marimba ensembles, brass bands and roving buskers float their melodies among the crowds, hawkers try to offload pretty carpets and hideous balloons, and lovers parade in slow rounds under the trees. Give your legs a rest after wandering in the parade, don't just passed by this swanky tasting room. 7. Mezcaloteca This is the best place in the city to visit if you want to learn about mezcal. The staff here can teach you about how mezcal is made, and you will get a crash course in how to taste it and what to look for in a quality product. Call ahead to book a tasting session, and come prepared to ask questions.The hosts will offer you a selection from the house brands based on your tastes. They work with small-batch producers to create a number of unique, blended, wild-crafted and aged mezcals that can't be found anywhere else. And it comes to the time for surfing and swimming in Pacific Ocean. 8. Punta Cometa Punta Conejo is a rocky cape located at the west end of Mazunte beach. It is a great place to hike at sunset, with stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. To get to the cape, take the lane toward Playa Mermejita off Calle Rinconcito, and go left up the track immediately after the cemetery. You will reach the community nature reserve entrance after 250m. From there, you can take the path leading down to the right or the central path to get to the Punta. 9. Playa Zipolite Zipolite's beach is a great place to relax and soak up the sun and it's famous for its nudity. People of all ages and genders can be found sunbathing, swimming, or walking around without clothes, which is the most iconic scene of the beach. Exhausted from the sunbathing? You got a outstanding dining option here. 10. La Providencia The restaurant combines exquisite flavors, artful presentation, and a relaxed ambience. You can sip a cocktail in the open-air lounge while you peruse the menu. The contemporary Mexican cuisine is sure to please, with options like amaranth-encrusted aubergine, beef medallions with red-wine reduction, and coconut-crusted prawns with mango sauce. And pro tips... save room for their chocolate mousse! No music? No music! But this Oaxaca! 11. Mar & Wana Look no further than Mar & Wana if you're looking for a unique and fun night out! This sand-floor garden hosts live bands and DJs, and has an on-site food court with gourmet burgers, tacos, and Asian fare. Grab a mezcal or cocktail and check out the cool (somewhat hidden) hangout spots up on the rocks. You're sure to have a night to remember at Mar & Wana! Last but not least... 12. Guelaguetza Show The Guelaguetza is an annual indigenous cultural event in Mexico that features traditional costumed dancing by gender-separated groups. It includes parades of indigenous walking bands, native food, and statewide artisanal crafts, such as pre-Hispanic style textiles. The event takes place in the city of Oaxaca and nearby villages. If you're interested in seeing this traditional Mexican dance, the best place to go is the Quinta Real hotel. The hotel hosts a highly colorful three-hour show on Monday evenings, featuring regional dances from across Mexico, as well as an impressive display of traditional Oaxacan costumes. Oaxaca is a truly magical place that should not be missed yet an unforgettable destination for travelers from all over the world. I know you will need it: Mezcaloteca – Destilados Tradicionales de MagueyMezcalotecaInicioLa Providencia | La mejor comida en Zipolite, the best food in ZipoliteLa mejor comida en Zipolite, the best food in ZipoliteLa ProvidenciaMake Your Trip to Mexico City Close and Their Bistros CloserSure you won’t want to skip these 10 bistros in Mexico City.BucktripDewey Sherman

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more The "rich coast" of Costa Rica is the perfect destination for those looking for an adventure and to experience some of the world's most stunning landscapes. With its biodiverse wildlife and sustainable tourism practices, undoubtedly, Costa Rica is a nature lover's paradise. Whether you're looking to relax on a beach, get your adrenaline pumping with some adventure activities, or explore the country's stunning landscapes, Costa Rica has it all. There is no limit to what you can do in Costa Rica, from surfing and yoga to hiking, biking, and ziplining, but your return date. With its rainforest hikes, high-altitude trails, white-water rapids, and world-class surfing, Costa Rica has something for everyone who loves the outdoors. And if you can't decide what to do, don't worry - you can fit it all into one trip! 1. Parque Nacional Volcán Arenal Located in the Arenal Huetar Norte Conservation Area, the Arenal Volcano area is made up of two hills, the Arenal Volcano and Cerro Chato. Though the Volcán Arenal is no longer an active volcano, but it is still a beautiful destination. The area around the volcano is full of different trails and hikers can often spot different animals like sloths, monkeys, and anteaters. From one inch more to the sky to the heart of the ocean, you know the richest coast has it all. 2. Parque Nacional Isla del Coco Isla del Coco is a beautiful island located southwest of Costa Rica. It is home to many different animals, including the largest schools of hammerhead sharks. Divers from all over the world come to see the sharks and other wildlife. There is also some fascinating pirate history on the island and of coures, some buried treasure. 3. Parque Nacional Marino Ballena The Marino Ballena National Park is famous for its wide, 4km-long beach shaped like a whale's tail. The park protects coral, rock reefs, and migrating whales, dolphins, and turtles. The best times to see whales are from December to April and July to November. The end of the whale's tail has rockpools that are fun for kids to explore. But please keep in mind, the waves are too dangerous for swimming. 4. Punta Uva Punta Uva is a small village located on the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. It is known for its beautiful beaches with white sand and palm trees. There is a shallow reef in front of the beaches which is excellent for scuba diving and snorkeling. Plan for an indoor schedule before your skin got totally burnt and escape sun kisses for a while. 5. Museo de Oro Precolombino y Numismática The museum houses a collection of Costa Rica's most precious pre-Columbian gold and other artifacts, is located underneath the Plaza de la Cultura and is owned by the Banco Central. The architecture of the museum is reminiscent of a bank vault also one of the highlihgts. The interactive 360-degree videography display of Bribrí cultural hierarchy in the basement is worth the admission price. 6. Hacienda Barú National Wildlife Refuge The 330-hectare refuge consists of pristine beaches, rivers, mangroves, wetlands, primary and secondary forests, tree plantations, and pastures. It is a key link in a major biological corridor called the Path of the Tapir. There are 8km of marked and well-kept self-guided pathways. Monkeys, sloths, and toucans are commonly spotted in the refuge. The refuge also has an 'Ecotram', a motorized chair that goes through the treetop canopy and turns 340 degrees for nature viewing. 7. Wilson Botanical Garden The world-renowned garden that is home to over 2000 native Costa Rican species. Wilson botanical garden also has a collection of species that are threatened with extinction. There is a trail map available for self-guided walks among the exotic plants. Guided walks are at 7:30am and 1:30pm. The botanical garden is also a great spot for birders, as it attracts hundreds of Costa Rican and migrating bird species, as well as numerous butterfly species. 8. Catarata Manantial de Agua Viva This 200m-high waterfall is said to be the highest waterfall in the country. It is a 3km hike down into the valley to see the falls (45 minutes down, 1 hour back up). The falls are most dramatic during the rainy season, but the serene rainforest setting is beautiful any time of year. The 5km dirt road to the primary entrance to the falls is past Hotel Villa Lapas.When hiking, keep an eye out for monkeys in the canopy above, as well as brightly colored poison-dart frogs and the occasional pair of scarlet macaws. 9. Eco Termales Hot Springs This gated, reservations-only complex is luxurious, romantic, and secluded. It's about 4.5km northwest of town and surrounded by lush greenery. The walking paths are beautiful and the numbers are managed to maintain the serene ambiance. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Read Essentials this week for an update on the inaugural Global Australia Summit, the Singapore border reopening and upcoming Sydney industry briefing: https://t.co/7UTn0r4oqT. pic.twitter.com/PpELnLqhso — Tourism Australia (@TourismAus) November 17, 2021 Sydney is a renowned tourist destination for a plethora of reasons: its natural beauty, its bustling city life, and its many iconic landmarks, such as its picturesque harbour, its world-famous Opera House, and its stunning beaches. Sydney is a unique city because of its national parks that ring the city and penetrate right into its heart. This means that you can see native animals in the most surprising places. For example, clouds of flying foxes pass overhead at twilight, possums rattle over roofs of terrace houses, and sulphur-crested cockatoos screech from the railings of urban balconies. 1. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park The park is located 20 to 30km from the city center of Sydney and is accessible by public transport. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is a popular place to visit for its wilderness, its Aboriginal heritage, as well as activities such as walking, cycling, and kayaking. The park takes in over 100km of coastline along the southern edge of Broken Bay, where it heads into the Hawkesbury River. There are two unconnected principal sections, Bobbin Head and the West Head area. The Barrenjoey headland at Palm Beach is also part of the park and the site of an historic lighthouse. Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park provides activities of many kinds, so why not include the spot into your family travel list? 2. Taronga Zoo Sydney Taronga Zoo is only a ferry ride away from Circular Quay and is full of kangaroos, koalas, and other furry Australians! The zoo has great views of the harbor, and the animals seem very happy and well-cared for. 3. Sydney Sea Life Aquarium The Sea Life Sydney Aquarium is a great place for kids of all ages. The variety of tanks and other attractions will keep them entertained for hours. The highlights of the aquarium include the Perspex-enclosed walk-through shark tank, The penguin boat ride, the dugong, and the Great Barrier Reef tank. The aquarium also offers a variety of add-on activities, such as the Shark Dive Xtreme, the icy penguin encounter, and the glass-bottomed boat ride. The city is actually defined by its coastline, with an abundance of charms to be found in its harbor. Sydney's two halves are far enough apart to make exploring by ferry a worthwhile endeavor. The coast of Australia is full of natural wonders, including sheer walls of sandstone and arcs of golden sand. In the summer, these areas are full of people enjoying the outdoors. 4. Bondi Beach Bondi is undeniable one of the best destinations for its beautiful coastline and waves. It is also home to saltwater sea baths, which were upgraded in 2019. The beach has surfers at either end, making it a great place for learners. There is a grassy spot with coin-operated barbecues at the north end of the beach. Changing rooms and lockers can be found at Bondi Pavilion. Another highlight of Bondi, is that LGBTQIA+ community can enjoy their activities safe and sound here. The North Bondi Surf Club, near an outdoor workout are, is one of the main hangouts for queer beach-going Sydneysiders. 5. Watsons Bay Lovely Watsons Bay is a preferct destination for the Sydney visitor that looking for a day trip by ferry. The village was once a small fishing village, as evidenced by the heritage cottages that pepper the suburb’s narrow streets. South Head can be explored by foot, and visitors can take a dip at Camp Cove or enjoy a leisurely lunch at one of the village's popular restaurants. The Gap is a dramatic clifftop lookout worth a visit. And well, deeply in your heart you know that you're not a good Sydney visitor if you missed out the attractions below. 6. Sydney Opera House The Australia's most famous landmark is designed by Danish architect Jørn Utzon. The building, which references a yacht's sails in its design, comprises five performance spaces for dance, concerts, opera and theatre. Visitors can wander around the outside of the building and take a one-hour guided tour (available in several languages), with optional food. The best way to experience the interior of the Sydney Opera House is to attend a performance. 7. Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydneysiders love their giant 'coathanger', which opened in 1932. The best way to experience this majestic structure is on foot. Stairs and lifts ascend the bridge from both shores, leading to a footpath on the eastern side (the western side is a bike path). Getting the train to Milsons Point and walking back towards the city offers the more spectacular views. Climb the southeastern pylon to the Pylon Lookout or tackle the arc on the popular if expensive, once-in-a-lifetime kind of experience, the BridgeClimb. A city without nightlife, can't be labeled as a city. After a day at the beach, they may take a disco nap, hit the showers, and head out again. There's always a new restaurant to try, undercover bar to hunt down, hip band to check out, sports team to shout at, show to see or crazy party to attend. The city's pretensions to glamour are well balanced by a casualness that means a cool T-shirt and a tidy pair of jeans will get you in most places. But if you want to dress up and show off, there's plenty of opportunity for that among the sparkling harbour lights. 8. Archie Rose Distilling Co. Why can't a distillery which known for its excellent gins be a bar as well? Archie Rose Distilling Co. is totally the industrial chic, the mezzanine is a great spot to sit and observe the action. You can try different gins in a flight, or pick your perfect G&T combination or cocktail. They also have some decent wine and beer. 9. Love, Tilly Devine The Tilly Devine bar is a hidden, split-level bar in a back alley in Sydney. It has a dark, good-looking interior and a compact wine list with some exceptionally well-chosen wines. Italian deli bites and fuller plates are also available. 10. Opera Bar This bar is perfectly positioned with the Opera House on one side and the bridge on the other. It's an iconic spot for visitors and locals alike with live music or DJs most nights and excellent food. The staff geolocate you to know where to bring the food to, and there's an app to order from your table. Sydneysiders celebrate Sydney everyday, let's join them and have a leisure vacation! Hustling, Bustling in Sydney: Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park | NSW National ParksLocated in Sydney’s north, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park combines important history with scenic beauty, making it perfect for school excursions. Bobbin Head is a great place for a family picnic, and parts of the park are ideal for cycling, fishing and bushwalking.NSW National ParksTaronga Zoo SydneyTaronga Zoo Sydney officially opened on October 7, 1916 and is located on the shores of Sydney Harbour in the suburb of Mosman. With over 5,000 animals from 350 different species and a huge number of free talks, shows and activities, there’s always something new to see and do when you visit.Taronga Zoo Sydney | Taronga Conservation Society Australia8 cafes you must take pictures in Sydney1.The Grounds of The City The Grounds of Alexandria is a thriving urban sanctuary that opened in April 2012. The philosophy of the sanctuary is to bring people together to enjoy fresh, wholesome food. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Update on requirements for entering Spain from June 2. 1️⃣Do you come from an EU or Schengen country? Sanitary requirements and controls have been lifted. 2️⃣Do you come from another country? Visit the following link. 👉https://t.co/cqN8Siv1pn#YouDeserveSpain #VisitSpain pic.twitter.com/4lsnxgr1H1 — Spain (@spain) June 3, 2022 San Sebastián is a beautiful coastal city located in the Basque Autonomous Community of Spain. It is situated on the coast of the Bay of Biscay, just 20 km from the French border, so you'll find that the people who live here are called donostiarra, in both Spanish and Basque. San Sebastián is an incredibly attractive city, with golden beaches and lush hillsides. It has a great dining scene and some beautiful architecture, and there is always something going on in terms of culture. San Sebastián is a city with a lot going on in terms of festivals and cultural events. For example, the International Film Festival takes place in September, and the Semana Grande (a week-long celebration) occurs in August. There are also music festivals, culinary fairs, and folk festivals that celebrate Basque culture. In addition to all of these big events, there are also smaller events happening all the time, such as performances at the Kursaal, the Teatro Victoria Eugenia, or the Tabakalera. 1. Kursaal The Kursaal, designed by Rafael Moneo and opened in 1999, is one of San Sebastián's most striking buildings. Consisting of two cubes made of translucent glass with LED lights, the structure serves as the city's cultural and conference centre. The building was designed to represent two beached rocks and is the largest such facade in Spain and one of the biggest in the world. A lively array of musical and cultural events takes place here year-round. 2. Playa de la Concha Playa de la Concha is one of the best city beaches in Europe. Tanned and toned bodies spread across the sand throughout the long summer months, when a fiesta atmosphere prevails. The swimming is almost always safe. At night, the view of the bay's twinkling lights and illuminated monuments is magical. 3. Isla de Santa Clara This little island, lying 750m offshore from Playa de la Concha, is accessible by Motoras de la Isla boats that run every half-hour from the fishing port in the summer. At low tide, Isla de Santa Clara gains its own tiny beach, and you can climb its forested paths to a small lighthouse. There are also picnic tables and a summertime kiosk. 4. Tabakalera Tabakalera is a cultural space in a reconfigured tobacco factory from 1913 that is full of art and design. It is also a place for cultural enterprises such as the Basque Film Archive, the Kutxa Foundation, and various galleries and innovative firms. There is an exhibition hall, cinema, and regular line-up of seminars, workshops, discussions, and other events. 5. Parque de Cristina Enea Cristina Enea is a public park, in a key place in San Sebastian. It has become the axis of important facilities and urban and cultural developments, such as the Riberas de Loiola neighbourhood, with the Intermodal Bus and Renfe Station, the Tabakalera International Center for Contemporary Culture, Atotxa, the Palace of Justice, the School of Music, the Zuhaizti pools and the Environmental Resources Center located in the rehabilitated palace of the Duke of Mandas. 6. Plaza de Gipuzkoa This small square, which might be called a plaza, is more like a formal garden park than a city plaza. With its duck pond, flower beds, and many trees, it was designed by French landscape gardener Pierre Ducasse. It includes a large multicolored flower clock, and around Christmas time, a giant nativity scene fills the square. 7. San Telmo Museoa The San Telmo Museoa is one of the best museums in the Basque Country. It has a thought-provoking collection that explores Basque history and culture in all its complexity. Exhibitions are spread between a restored convent dating back to the 16th century and a cutting-edge newer wing that blends into its plant-lined backdrop of Mount Urgull. The collection ranges from historical artefacts to bold fusions of contemporary art. 8. Peine del Viento The Peine del Viento (Wind Comb) sculpture is a symbol of the city, and is the work of the famous Basque sculptor Eduardo Chillida and architect Luis Peña Ganchegui. It was installed in 1977, and is made of giant iron shapes anchored by pink granite. The Peine del Viento is spread across three nearby sites, and its powerful but mysterious forms look all the more striking against the wave-battered coastline. If you're looking for a unique and breathtaking piece of artwork, be sure to check out the Peine del Viento sculpture on your next visit to the city San Sebastián is not just a beautiful city with a lot to offer travellers, but the people are friendly and welcoming too! You're sure to have a great time in San Sebastián! Preparation is the key to leisure vacation: Museo San TelmoEl Museo San Telmo es un centro patrimonial y cultural, que se orienta al servicio del turismo, de la educación y de la demanda de ocio cultural.Summer Special: Kendall Jenner’s Tropical Vacation Bikini CollectionKendall wore a skimpy white bikini as she relaxed on the boat with Devin. The two have been inseparable since they started dating last year and it’s clear they are very much in love. Devin even gifted Kendall a diamond necklace for Valentine’s Day this year. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Update on requirements for entering Spain from June 2. 1️⃣Do you come from an EU or Schengen country? Sanitary requirements and controls have been lifted. 2️⃣Do you come from another country? Visit the following link. 👉https://t.co/cqN8Siv1pn#YouDeserveSpain #VisitSpain pic.twitter.com/4lsnxgr1H1 — Spain (@spain) June 3, 2022 Barcelona is a beautiful, vibrant city with plenty to see and do. It's the perfect place to visit if you're looking for a mix of culture, history, and good old-fashioned fun. The city has a great port, plenty of delicious food, and some of the best nightlife in Europe. You'll definitely want to add Barcelona to your travel list! With its stunning architecture, rich culture, and delicious food, you'll fall in love with this city in no time. So what are you waiting for? Maybe some reccommendations: 1. Park Güell Park Güell is a favorite among locals and visitors for its unique design and breathtaking views. The park was designed by Antoni Gaudí and is characterized by its tree-shaped columns, undulating forms, and colorful broken tile mosaics. It is also notable for its location atop a hill in the middle of the city, which provides stunning views of Barcelona.Come explore one of Antoni Gaudi's most beautiful and well-known creations, and enjoy stunning views of the city while you're at it. 2. Museu Picasso Obviously, Museu Picasso is dedicated to the world-renowned artist Pablo Picasso. The museum aims to show the strong emotional bond Picasso had with the city of Barcelona, which was key in his discovery, development, and shaping of his artistic skills. The museum is located in five Medieval palaces and houses 4000 original works by Picasso. 3. Las Rambla & Barcelona Aquarium You can also begin your trip with the Barcelona Aquarium. Swimming with the sharks and other sea creatures by walk through the tunnel.   Afterwards, you'll have free time to explore Las Ramblas and the surrounding city. You can also shop during this time. If you choose the afternoon departure on Thursday, you'll also be able to see the Montjuic Magic Fountain light show. 4. Fundació Joan Miró Catalan painter and sculptor Joan Miró is considered one of the most influential painters in the world from the first half of the 20th century. His work can be seen all over Barcelona, from the 50-meter mosaic he designed in Airport Terminal 2 to the mosaics on La Rambla and the logo of the largest bank in Catalonia, La Caixa. The Fundació Joan Miró, founded by the artist himself in 1975, is a cultural institution that contains Miró’s largest collection and should be part of any first-time visitor’s itinerary. 5. La Catedral Welcome to Barcelona Cathedral! A magnificent building in the heart of the city. The richly decorated main facade, with its gargoyles and stone intricacies, is a unique example of northern European Gothic architecture. You will neeed to pay per entrance of Barcelona Cathedral during tourist visiting hours. However, you can enter for free before 12.30pm (2pm on Sunday), although you will need to pay to visit the choir stalls, Sala Capitular and/or roof. So don't forget to plan your trip wisely! 6. La Sagrada Família The Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família is the most prominent example of Catalan Modernism and a symbol of Barcelona. It was dreamed up by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí and is an astounding architectural masterpiece, despite being unfinished and under construction for nearly 140 years. It has become one of the most visited monuments in Spain. 7. Mercat de la Boqueria You haven't truly lived until you've been to Barcelona's most central fresh-produce market. It's an assault on the senses, in the best way possible. You'll be overwhelmed by the sights, smells, and sounds of the market, housed in a beautiful Modernista-influenced building. Even though the market has become more tourist-oriented in recent years, if you venture to the back you'll find the true gems of the market: bountiful fruit and vegetables, and seemingly limitless sea critters, cheeses and meats. Well, no trip to Spain is complete without a visit to Barcelona. This enchanting seaside city is full of culture, with world-class architecture and dining. You won't be disappointed! Maybe you'll need them in some occasions: Travel Safe. Spain - Travel Safe in englishTravelling to Spain? Learn about all the requirements before, during and after your trip to Spain. Come to Spain, we can offer you a safe holidayTravel SafePicasso Museum Barcelona | Official websiteOfficial Picasso museum Barcelona website. The Picasso museum in Barcelona is a key reference for understanding the formative years of Pablo Picasso.Official websiteThe Picasso Museum in BarcelonaHave Your Own Travel Baptism in Barcelona9 poolside hotels in Barcelona you might stay,BucktripDewey

Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more 🇫🇷 Aujourd'hui c'est la #JournéeInternationaleDuChat ! Bonne journée à nos amis les 🐱 et surtout prenez soin d'eux 🐾 🇬🇧 Today is #InternationalCatDay🐱 Good day to our friends and take care of them! 🐾 📸 https://t.co/PuF2G78shz pic.twitter.com/AZARxcJjAl — La tour Eiffel (@LaTourEiffel) August 8, 2022 France is a country that is known for its cafes, markets, and bistros. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and plat du jour (dish of the day) . Paris is the capital of France and the largest city in the country. Other major cities in France include Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, and Bordeaux.There are many things to see and do in France. Some of the most popular tourist attractions include the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre Museum, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Palace of Versailles. There are also numerous wine regions throughout the country that are worth visiting. If you are planning a trip to France, be sure to allow plenty of time to explore all that this wonderful country has to offer. 1. Paris Paris is a city that is known for its monuments, museums, bistros, and boutiques. These are all places where you can go to experience the culture and the history. i. Seine River & Eiffel Tower Eiffel Tower is both a global icon of France and one of the most recognizable structures in the world.Why not start your roundtrip cruise on the River Seine ? The cruise begins at the foot of the Eiffel Tower and goes under the bridges of Paris. There are beautiful monuments along the waterway, including the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame, Hotel de Ville, and The Louvre. ii. The Louvre The Louvre Museum is the world's largest art museum, housed in the Louvre Palace in Paris, France. The Louvre Palace was originally built as a fortress in the late 12th century under Philip II, with remnants of the fortress visible in the basement of the museum. The museum now has more than 20,000 pieces of art in its eight curatorial departments: Egyptian Antiquities; Near Eastern Antiquities; Greek, Etruscan, and Roman Antiquities; Islamic Art; Sculpture; Decorative Arts; Paintings; Prints and Drawings. However, there is also a new wave of multimedia galleries, creative wine bars, design shops, and tech start-ups that are worth checking out. If you are planning a trip to Paris, be sure to allow plenty of time to explore all that this wonderful city has to offer. iii. Centre Pompidou Come to Centre Pompidou to see Europe's largest collection of modern and contemporary art. The museum has amazed and delighted visitors ever since it opened in 1977, not just for its outstanding art collection but also for its radical architectural statement. Don't miss the spectacular Parisian panorama from the rooftop. 2. Lyon Lyon has been a commercial, industrial, and banking powerhouse for the past 500 years and is France's third-largest city. It offers urban explorers a wealth of enticing experiences, including outstanding museums, a dynamic cultural life, busy clubbing and drinking scenes, a thriving university, and fantastic shopping. Gourmets can indulge in their wildest gastronomic fantasies in the city's bouchons. Be sure to sample some of the city's specialties in a bouchon, the quintessential Lyon experience: i. Cathédrale St-Jean-Baptiste Lyon's partly Romanesque cathedral, whose Flamboyant Gothic facade was completed in 1480 (and recently renovated), is decorated with 280 square stone medallions. Inside, the highlight is the astronomical clock in the north transept, and a small but impressive collection of sacred artworks is housed in the adjoining treasury. ii. Lyon Confluence Lyon is continuing its transformation with the Confluence district, which used to be an area of abandoned warehouses and urban blight. The 150-hectare district has been revamped with cutting-edge architecture, new shops, restaurants, high-end lodging, and one groundbreaking new museum.  It's set in a jaw-dropping architectural work of geometric forms in glass and steel, right at the meeting of the Rhône and the Saône. 3. Bordeaux Bordeaux is a world-famous wine region in southwestern France. The city is also a major port city on the Garonne River. The region is known for its production of red wine, made with the Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes. The Bordeaux wine region produces about one-fifth of all the wine in France. So don't miss your wine tasting trip: i. La Cité du Vin La Cité du Vin is a must-visit for anyone interested in learning more about wine. The contemporary building is shaped like a wine decanter and is situated on the banks of the River Garonne. There are 20 themed sections that cover all aspects of wine, from vine cultivation and grape varieties to wine production and trade. You can also learn about 21st-century wine trends and famous personalities. ii. Place de la Bourse Place de la Bourse is Bordeaux's most iconic square, which is known for its elegance and symmetry. The square opened up the historic center of the city to the River Garonne. The square is home to the Palais de la Bourse, which is the city's shipping exchange, and the Hôtel des Fermes, which houses the king's tax collectors. No matter you're interested in exploring the country's rich history and culture, or simply want to relax and enjoy the scenery, France won't bored you,but you'll need more than just a few days to truly experience all that this amazing country has to offer. These may help you in some way: France.fr - Discover an unexpected France embraced and enjoyed by those who make it what it isUnexpected and full of exuberant life, France is even more than you could ever imagine. 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Travel Advisory: COVID-19 : Important notice for traveler Read more Japan is a country with a rich cultural heritage dating back centuries, which can be experienced by visitors through traditional arts, crafts, architecture, and cuisine, include calligraphy, origami, ikebana, and kimono and for sure, matcha and sushi. Japan is probably the easiest place to get around. You can do a whole trip using nothing but its immaculate, efficient public transport. The shinkansen (bullet train) network now runs all the way from the southern tip of Kyūshū (the southernmost of Japan's major islands) up to Hokkaidō (its northernmost), and reasonably priced rail passes make it affordable. Major cities have subway networks that are signposted in English and these days we're seeing and hearing more English all over. But if getting off the beaten track and outside your comfort zone is what you're after, you can have that experience, too. There are so many amazing places to visit in Japan! You could even spend a lifetime sampling the country’s delights, but some towns and sights are staples; core ingredients to any great Japan trip. Well, here’s few of the best places to visit in Japan: 1. Tokyo: Best for contemporary culture There's no place quite like Tokyo. It's a city forever reaching into the future, pushing the boundaries of what's possible on densely populated, earthquake-prone land, adding ever taller, sleeker structures. It's Japan's top spot for contemporary art and architecture, pop culture, shopping, drinking and entertainment (and a tie with Kyoto for dining). i. Ghibli Museum Ghibli Museum is the heart of the Studio Ghibli world, a beloved (even 'adored') film studio responsible for classic, critically-acclaimed animated titles like Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Ponyo and Princess Mononoke, among countless others. Unlike Disney World, this is a museum, not a theme park, but the levels of fandom on show are likely to be just as intense. ii. Shibuya Crossing Shibuya crossing is rumoured to be the busiest intersection in the world. With hundreds of people crossing at a time, it is a sight to see. To get the best vantage point, head to the Starbucks on the second level of the nearby QFRONT building and look down. iii. teamLab Borderless The teamLab Borderless Museum is an art museum like no other- where art and the viewer become one. With 60 different interactive artworks, this museum is a fantasy world come to life. From the Crystal World, to the Athletics Forest, teamLab Borderless Museum will never disappoints its audiences. But more than any one sight, it's the city itself that enchants visitors. It's a sprawling, organic thing, stretching as far as the eye can see. Always changing, and with a diverse collection of neighborhoods, no two experiences of it are ever the same. 2. Kyoto: Best for traditional experiences Kyoto, Japan's imperial capital for a thousand years, gained more than a thousand temples  including the monumental Kinkaku-ji and the meditative Ryōan-ji. Kyoto is also known for the culture of tea, the art of the geisha, and its rich food culture, including kaiseki. Despite Japan's overall modernization, many traditional arts and crafts are still alive in Kyoto. This is due in part to Kyoto's roots as the country's cultural capital. As such, wandering the streets downtown will reveal many historic shops selling traditional goods like tofu, washi (Japanese handmade paper), tea, lacquerware, chazutsu (tea canisters), and noren (hanging curtains). i. Fushimi Inari-Taisha Fushimi Inari is a vast shrine complex consisting of five shrines sprawled across the wooded slopes of Inari-san. It is one of Japan's most popular shrines and is the head shrine for some 40,000 Inari shrines scattered throughout the country. The walk around the upper precincts of the shrine is a pleasant day hike. It is also very eerie in the late afternoon and early evening when the various graveyards and miniature shrines along the path take on a mysterious air. ii. Nishiki Market Nishiki Market is a place where locals go to buy ingredients for Kyoto cuisine. It is narrow and can get crowded, so it is best to visit early or later in the afternoon. Many stores give out free samples, but it is considered impolite to eat while walking. You should also ask before taking pictures. iii. Arashiyama Bamboo Grove The bamboo grove is most atmospheric near Ōkōchi Sansō villa. Since the grove is free to enter, you can just chilling and take some pictures. If you prefer less crowded bamboo forest, remember to visit early in the morning or on a weekday. 3. Mt Fuji: Best for views and pilgrimages Mt Fuji is an incredibly beautiful and awe-inspiring mountain, especially when seen up close. The perfectly symmetrical cone-shape of the mountain is something that many people admire, and the views from the summit at dawn are simply magical. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people make the pilgrimage up the mountain as part of a centuries-old tradition. For those who don't want to make the climb up Mt Fuji, there are other less-daunting peaks nearby that offer just as spectacular views. Whether you're interested in exploring the country's natural beauty, learning about its fascinating culture, or simply indulging in its delicious food, Japan is sure to offer an unforgettable experience. They may help you in some way: Travel back in Showa in Kyoto10 Japanese style resorts in Kyoto you wouldn’t leave.BucktripDeweyStay Warm and Cozy in Japan10 Best Hotels in Japan.BucktripKen Sun10 Photography Skills that will Make you Insta-famous!Instagram Lover shouldn’t miss! Here are some tips that will make your photo more attractive to double-tap!BucktripMELO Baldwin