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Coronavirus forces cruise ships to drop anchor in surprising places around the world
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Canada to bar entry to most travellers who are not citizens or permanent residents, with exceptions for US citizens
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Anyone arriving in Australia from overseas will to be forced to self-isolate for fourteen days
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US travel ban will extend to UK and Ireland, effective at midnight EST on Monday
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Everyone travelling to New Zealand from overseas to self-isolate
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Statement by the US Department of Defense on domestic travel restrictions
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All European travel to the US will be suspended for thirty days, with exemptions for the UK and Americans who undergo screening
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State Department warns Americans against cruise ship travel during coronavirus outbreak
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Official: White House didn't want to tell seniors not to fly
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Norwegian Air shares plummet as coronavirus hammers travel sector – shares have fallen 70% in under a month as analysts point out weak cash reserves
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How not to get sick on a plane: A guide to avoiding pathogens
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Quarantined by coronavirus, cruise ship passengers make 'life-long friends'
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Ten passengers aboard a cruise ship in Japan test positive for coronavirus
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I attempted to cross Wales in a straight line (Part 1)
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Train driver's view: "Stormy" winter conditions on the mountainpass (Bergen Line, Norway)
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Anyone have any experience with eSIMs?
I have ordered a phone with an eSim this week and I have been reading a bit into it. As far as I know so far, you just have to download an app and you can just book some extra data as needed - it...
I have ordered a phone with an eSim this week and I have been reading a bit into it.
As far as I know so far, you just have to download an app and you can just book some extra data as needed - it seems especially cool because you can just book a local plan when you're abroad instead of getting a local sim card. Which can be more or less a hassle - 2019 I went to South Africa where it was pretty easy to get a sim card at the airport, 2018 I went to India, where it was a hassle.
I guess for people in the US this is not a problem? Some of my friends have global contracts, and I had that too when I was there via googles project fi. We don't really have an equivalent in GermanyI found the following pages in case anyone also wants to look into it
https://esimdb.com/ - this is an overview page about different esims
https://www.airalo.com/ - this is one specific offer that seems to be the cheapest for Germany, which is where I would try it, since I live here haha6 votes -
Snow machines and fleece blankets: Inside the ski industry's battle with climate change
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Walking 1000 km across Japan to savor the fading beauty of traditional kissaten cafes and their signature snack: pizza toast
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The twenty travel trends we predict for 2020
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Sweden has been named the most LGBT-friendly country in the world for travellers according to new research into gay rights in 150 countries
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My name causes an issue with any airline travel booking!
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Airbnb pledges to improve platform safety, including verifying 100% of hosts and listings by the end of next year
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I just took the world’s first twenty hour flight. Here’s what it did to me.
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British travel firm Thomas Cook collapses, stranding hundreds of thousands
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Why I’m no longer traveling for conferences
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Days after El Paso and Dayton mass shootings, Amnesty International issues travel warning to US
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Over-tourism and photo-seekers have been damaging the world's most beautiful places, and even causing some to close to visitors entirely
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Letters of the damned: Exorcising the curse of the Petrified Forest
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Passenger in clown suit prompted mass cruise ship brawl, say witnesses
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How Michael Palin introduced North Korea to Monty Python
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New hotel at Preikestolen designed to hang over cliff edge in Norway
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Bookstores: How to read more books in the golden age of content
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Wherever you are, there’s a state park nearby
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Norway's cruise industry plans more sustainability
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Headed on vacation? You're apt to encounter a robot.
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France plans to put an 'ecotax' on nearly all air travel
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China's border guards are installing malware onto the phones of travellers crossing its border
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Icelanders tire of disrespectful Instagram influencers
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‘It’s getting like Disneyland’: Bruges pulls up drawbridge on tourists
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Too many people want to travel
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Canadian federal government reveals passenger bill of rights
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The real life landscapes of Fallout 1, Fallout 2, and Fallout: New Vegas
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I'm the only Australian living in North Korea. Let me tell you about it
12 votes -
How Airbnb took over the world
6 votes -
Kitchen spices look startlingly different in the wild
14 votes -
'Flying shame' has spread across Europe - are Australians feeling it too?
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Are online travel platforms responsible for your safety?
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Electric cars won't shrink emissions enough - we must cut travel too
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Airbnb signs agreement to acquire HotelTonight
4 votes