#Coronavirus
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8 technologies in tourism that developed thanks to COVID-19
We thought that all sorts of force majeure events are engines of progress. Just think: if it weren't for the pandemic, some technologies would not have seen the light of day anytime soon. In this arti…
Car Rental Abroad
It's clear that in megacities, it's faster and easier to get around by public transport. You're guaranteed to save money, time, and nerves. But if you're talk ing about several destinations, remote na…
Coronavirus and tourism: how to travel during an epidemic
Despite the coronavirus being talked about everywhere, many travelers still aren't staying put. While there aren't any serious border closures, if anything stops them, it's only the traveler's persona…
Real Stories: How Quarantine is Going in Other Countries
You can't see the world sitting at home, but it's so interesting what's happening abroad! We've collected several stories from residents of other countries about quarantine. In general, conditions are…
How to sew a medical mask in half an hour
We still have two weeks to wear masks and gloves, such are the rules. And for the absence of such equipment in public places, fines are promised. If you don't have a fashionable and beautiful reusable…
New Travel Rules from Rosaviatsia
Our world will never be the same after the epidemic, and it will take a long time to get as close as possible to its normal state. Many airlines and tourism ministers of foreign countries believe that…
What certificates are needed for travel and where can you go without them?
We are entering a new reality. Travel is coming back to life, borders are opening, flights are resuming, but new rules complicate going on vacation. But it's not as difficult as it seems. In this arti…
Visa lost due to coronavirus. What to do?
The first half of 2020 is clear, bring on the next! The pandemic ruined many plans, especially for a normal vacation – unrealized trips and visas were left behind. In this article, we will look at sev…
How have airports changed during the pandemic?
You've probably already heard that the world will never be the same. And it's true. The pandemic reminded us about health safety, not just our own, but also that of those around us. Airports, as a maj…
Big Shake-up: How to Spend Time in South Korea
Since September, Russians can once again travel to South Korea, but with caveats: a visa will be required (normally, we have a visa-free regime with the country), and you'll also need to undergo a 14-…
Gorges, meat 'cookies' and quirky exhibitions: let's go on holiday to Serbia
Serbs are very welcoming and hospitable. Since October 15, Russia and Serbia have resumed air travel, and the Serbian side does not require certificates from Russian tourists and does not quarantine t…
How to spend time in Jordan: what to see and eat
Jordan is known to most as a country with deserts and Petra – a city in a rock, also called the seventh Wonder of the World. Many go there mainly for it, but besides such an important attraction, ther…