Israel is changing its entry visa policy and introducing entry restrictions for Ukrainian citizens. Starting July 1, citizens from countries with visa-free access to Israel, including Ukraine, must apply for an ETA-IL permit for stays […]
The marine mammal specialists from the Oceanogràfic of Valencia, along with teams from Georgia Aquarium and SeaWorld, have successfully rescued two belugas from the NEMO Dolphinarium in Kharkiv, Ukraine. The operation took place amid the
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Travel and tourism are often seen as gateways to leisure and exploration. It allows individuals to disconnect from routine life, discover new cultures, taste different cuisines, witness breathtaking landscapes, and primarily broaden their understanding of
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The UNWTO Executive Council has decided to hold an extraordinary UNWTO General Assembly to address the suspension of the membership of the Russian Federation.
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Throughout the month of March, American Airlines is creating opportunities for its customers and team members to support humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.
The English Premier League said Tuesday it will donate £1 million ($1.3 million) to Ukraine for the war against Russia.
Due to the increased threats of Russian military action, and warnings by the United States that a Russian invasion could happen at any time, KLM stops flying to Ukraine.
Like other regions in Europe and across the world, Turkey’s travel and tourism industry has been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Popular Eastern European travel destination: Ukraine has reopened its borders once again on September 28, 2020.
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Ukraine again imposes a ban on foreign citizens to enter the country due to growth in the coronavirus cases, the country’s prime minister announced yesterday.
