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‘No permission, no travel’: UK to enforce new digital travel permit rules from February 2026 — REUTERS / pwu404

Tourism · United Kingdom

‘No permission, no travel’: UK to enforce new digital travel permit rules from February 2026

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy encourages holiday travelers to ‘dress a little better’

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy encourages holiday travelers to ‘dress a little better’

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is encouraging Americans traveling for the holidays to "dress a little better."See the Story

U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica Warns of Rising Crime Against Foreigners

Crime · Costa Rica

U.S. Embassy in Costa Rica Warns of Rising Crime Against Foreigners

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The U.S. Embassy in San José has issued a nationwide security alert warning U.S. citizens, foreign residents, and travelers of a sharp increase in targeted crimes across Costa Rica. The advisory cites a rise in property crimes, financial extortion, and armed robberies affecting foreigners throughout the country. According to the Embassy, criminal gangs have been targeting foreign-owned homes and businesses, carrying out robberies, break-ins, an…See the Story

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