Yes, Chinese travelers with valid B1/B2 visas can travel to the U.S. The U.S. government has streamlined the visa application process. Travelers must complete EVUS enrollment before their flights. Be aware of potential risks like social media scrutiny and border control guidelines when planning your trip. Additionally, it is essential to prepare for the visa … Read more
You can bring a quart-sized bag of liquids, aerosols, gels, creams, and pastes through TSA checkpoints. Each container must be 3.4 ounces (100 milliliters) or smaller. This rule is called the 3-1-1 rule. Medications are allowed in larger sizes. Liquids over 3.4 ounces must be packed in checked baggage. These liquid limits apply to a … Read more
Global Entry helps U.S. citizens enjoy expedited entry in the United States and countries like Australia and New Zealand. It allows low-risk travelers from specific countries to apply if they meet visa requirements and have a bilateral trusted traveler arrangement with CBP for easier entry in those countries. Beyond the United States, Global Entry is … Read more
In June 2021, Amsterdam launched the ‘Tourism in Balance’ policy. This policy limits visitors to 20 million per year. Tourists will face a 30% cut in B&B options and an overnight tax. Additionally, public smoking and drinking are restricted. By 2025, a digital entry/exit system will replace passport stamps for travelers. These rules reflect Amsterdam’s … Read more
China’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism issued a travel advisory for the United States. The advisory advises citizens to evaluate risks due to worsening economic relations and rising tensions. It emphasizes safety concerns and the effects of tariffs on tourism and education in the US. Chinese authorities highlighted that these factors may pose risks to … Read more
Most jewelry, like rings and necklaces, does not need to be removed at TSA security checkpoints. However, bulky or several pieces may set off alarms. Keep valuable items in your carry-on for safer travel. Always follow TSA guidelines to ensure clarity, accuracy, and a smooth travel experience. For a smoother experience, consider removing items that … Read more
Entry to Germany no longer requires COVID-19 vaccination proof, recovery evidence, or negative tests for travelers. Since April 7, 2023, these restrictions are lifted. However, travelers from high-risk areas must complete travel registration online before arrival. Always check local COVID-19 policies for updates on health insurance and entry requirements. Unvaccinated travelers face different rules. They … Read more
A cruise ship in a hurricane faces serious dangers, even with its strong design. Ships usually reroute to steer clear of hurricanes. They can handle rough seas, but high winds can lead to unsafe conditions. Passenger safety is a priority, and cruise lines like Royal Caribbean adjust itineraries based on storm paths to ensure a … Read more
Alcohol may initially help calm flight anxiety for nervous flyers. However, it can disrupt sleep, worsen jet lag, and cause dehydration. To manage anxiety better, explore relaxation methods or medications like Xanax, but consult a doctor first. Caffeine should also be avoided, as it can increase anxiety. Instead of alcohol, consider healthier alternatives. Breathing exercises … Read more
Yes, you can fly without a driver’s license. At the airport, tell the ticket agent you lack ID. The TSA may accept other forms, like a passport or state-issued ID. Remember, starting May 7, 2025, only Real ID-compliant licenses will be valid. Always check current travel regulations before your flight. For individuals without any ID, … Read more