Colombia warns of possible power shortages from April 2027 — what travellers should know
Colombia could face electricity shortages by April 2027 due to El Niño and hydro dependence. Here's what it me...
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UK tells Britons to avoid all travel to Venezuela's Amazonas state and border zones
The FCDO now advises against all travel to Venezuela's Amazonas state and border areas. What it means for Brit...
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Cusco Wildfires: Peru's Tourist Trail Stays Open as Fires Burn in Remote Highlands
Wildfires are burning in Peru's Cusco region, but Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley remain open. What travell...
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Bedbugs are hitching rides on planes and trains – here's your hotel room inspection routine
Bedbug cases are rising across Europe. How to inspect your hotel room, spot the signs and avoid bringing the p...
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Fire Damage Declared a Natural Disaster on Brač: What It Means for Travellers
Milna and Nerežišća on Brač declared natural disaster zones after summer wildfires. What the declaration means...
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France's student protests swell to 160,000-plus — what travellers in Paris and beyond should know
Massive student-backed rallies across France shut schools and universities. What the protests mean and how tra...
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Portugal tells citizens to skip non-essential trips to Saudi Arabia after airport attacks
Portugal now advises against non-essential travel to Saudi Arabia after deadly airport attacks in Riyadh and D...
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Solo travel doesn't take courage — it just takes a booking
A 20-year solo traveller on why dining alone isn't scary, how to ease into travelling by yourself, and the mis...
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Power banks on flights: the rules now, and why some airlines say no charging at all
Power banks are allowed on flights — but rules are tightening. What the CAA, ICAO, Emirates, Qantas and others...
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It's Raining in Cuenca — So Why Is Ecuador Still Rationing Electricity?
Rain returned to Cuenca, but Ecuador is still cutting power to factories. What Mazar reservoir, fuel shortages...
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Cherry tomatoes tied to an Italian salmonella outbreak reached restaurants in Rovinj, Poreč and Rijeka
Salmonella-linked cherry tomatoes from Italy reached five restaurants in Istria and Rijeka. What Croatia trave...
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Cape Town road closures: how the Nelson Mandela Marathon will shut the city centre on 18 October 2026
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