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Anti-Tourism Protests in Spain

Spain’s Anti-Tourism Uprising: Activists Declare ‘War’ on Overcrowded Holiday Hotspots Spanish anti-tourist activists have declared “war” on holidaymakers, preparing

Jetstar 72-Hour Sale

Jetstar’s 72-Hour Sale: Fly to Queensland for as Low as $54 — Book Before Midnight March 24! Jetstar’s 72-Hour Sale: Jetstar, in collaboration with Tourism Events Queensland, has

Major H-1B Visa Changes

Major H-1B Visa Changes Take Effect Today: What Applicants and Employers Must Know Effective today, March 21, 2025, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration

Toll Reduction to Ease Travel Costs

Modi Government Plans Toll Reduction to Ease Travel Costs The Modi government is developing a plan to cut toll charges on highways to ease travel costs for commuters. The initiative aims to make road

US Immigration Crackdown

U.S. Immigration Crackdown: Surge in Detentions and Deportations Hits Visa and Green-Card Holders Recent reports indicate an increase in detainment and deportation of U.S. visa and green-card

Dollar Flight Club Subscription

Fly for Less: Dollar Flight Club’s $9.99 Subscription Unlocks Up to 90% Savings on Flights! Dollar Flight Club offers a premium plan subscription for $9.99, providing alerts for fare errors and the

Skyscanner DROPS Feature

Skyscanner’s New ‘DROPS’ Feature: Find Flights with Big Price Drops Instantly Skyscanner has launched a new app feature called DROPS, which identifies destinations with significant

Travel Restrictions

Europe Implements New Travel Rules The European Union and the United Kingdom are introducing new travel regulations. Travelers to the U.K. will need to apply for electronic travel authorization valid

US Visa

Potential U.S. Visa

Oxford Historian

Oxford Historian Faces Deportation Over Research-Related Overstay Manikarnika Dutta, a historian connected with the University of Oxford, is facing deportation from the UK after exceeding the