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False reports flooding social networks stem from hotel incident in Nagano Prefecture, while official entry policy remains unchanged.

Within the Schengen Zone, where crossing from country to country typically occurs without passport checks, member states may temporarily restore supervision of internal borders in cases of security threats, terrorism, serious crime, or extraordinary migration pressure.

The protest is being led by the teachers' union ELME (the Greek teachers' federation), which will allow teachers to stop classes for three hours to enable them to participate in the protest.

Five people have died at Disney World’s resort properties in Orlando in less than a month, including several suicides and other medical cases, and authorities are still examining the circumstances surrounding the incidents that are casting a shadow over one of the world’s busiest tourist destinations.

Flight Deals is rolling out in the US, Canada, and India over the next week. It's currently in beta as the company explores how AI can better assist travel planning.

Two transatlantic services are suspended for "commercial reasons."

Following their confession, police charged the tourists with "committing an obscene act in public by exposing their bodies or offensive sexual behavior."

Israeli families cancel Thailand trips after seeing promotional content on Booking for Thai resort featuring many Palestinian flags.

Indian tech lead earning $120,000 annually denied US B1/B2 visa in under 60 seconds at New Delhi embassy. Officer asked only 3 questions before rejection.

Ever wonder what flight attendants are really whispering about as they pass through the cabin? Behind those professional smiles and crisp uniforms lies a secret language that airline crews use to communicate everything from attractive passengers they've noticed to troublesome travelers causing issues.