Washington is preparing to punish the Maldives for banning Israeli passport holders, citing Israel’s military actions in Gaza, with legislation that could cut off US assistance, led by Rep. Josh Gottheimer. The Maldives has decided to prohibit Israeli passport holders from entering the nation owing to war crimes associated with
According to Nikita Kondratyev, head of the Department of Multilateral Economic Cooperation and Special Projects at the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, a visa-free travel agreement between Russia and India is likely by the end of 2024. According to a Russian minister, talks on a bilateral agreement to facilitate travel
Japan, the world’s most polite country, lost its patience with tourists and built a massive black barrier to block its well-liked viewing area in Fujikawaguchiko after locals complained about tourists littering, parking illegally, and even climbing onto surrounding roofs to get the ideal image. One of the most recognizable images
According to the Ministry of the Interior, due to the upcoming Olympics in 2024, Paris will be off-limits without a QR code this summer. Certain parts of the capital will be divided into zones starting on July 18 and running through August 11 for the duration of the Olympic Games.
Geologist Bruce A. Black built a cosy home in vertical cliffs in New Mexico influenced by Puebloan architecture called Koko’s Cave, or Kokopelli’s Cave. Was he anticipating a nuclear holocaust? For a few extra square feet of office space, someone would have to dig down the side of a cliff
Bali is attempting to regain control over its tourists by closing mountains and prohibiting ‘bonking’. Additionally, discussions are taking place regarding the introduction of a ‘tourist tax’. Asia, Indonesia, Bali, young Asian woman sitting on boat admiring Tamblingan temple – Stone RF/Getty It seems that hardly a day goes by
Brahma Kamal, known as the Divine Flower of Uttarakhand Himalayas, holds great significance in the mountain culture of the region. This beautiful flower flourishes in the Himalayan regions. Photo by: John Muir Fan 86, Creative Commons Attribution Licence Brahma Kamal (Saussurea Obvallata), when bathed in moonlight against the backdrop of the mighty
Beatriz Flamini, a Spanish climber, has left the cave after successfully spending 500 days in isolation.
A Taliban security officer confirmed to the Telegraph the arrest of multiple foreigners last week, including British self-styled ‘danger tourist’ Miles Routledge, by the Taliban secret police.
