Posted: November, 2011 in Travel
If you are a national whose country participates in the US’s Visa Waiver Program, you may not need a visa to travel to the US for tourism or business.
More than 30 countries participate in the Visa Waiver Program. Find out if you’re eligible and how to take advantage of the program.
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Posted: November, 2010 in Travel
Knowing foreign entry requirements can not only save you a giant headache, but also help prevent you from being denied entry to your destination.
Requirements vary from country to country, and range from showing identification to paying additional fees to enter or exit the country.
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Posted: September, 2010 in Travel
On Sept. 8, travelers from 36 different countries started paying a $14 tourist fee to enter the US.
Most of the tourist fee will be used to promote the US as a tourist destination, which has many travelers up in arms.
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Posted: September, 2010 in Travel
Everyone knows that in order to travel internationally, you need a passport. But did you know that there are different types of passports?
Find out what different types of passports are used for!
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Posted: July, 2010 in Travel
Last week, a US congressional committee voted to lift the Cuba travel ban — a ban which has been in place for nearly 50 years.
The bill that would lift the Cuba travel ban would need to be approved by two additional committees before the House and Senate will consider it, but many believe that this is the first step to creating a more solid foundation between the two countries.
Posted: July, 2010 in Travel
If you have plans to travel outside of the United States soon, it would be wise to apply for a passport in the next few days. As of Tuesday, July 13, passport fees will increase substantially.
Facilities across the US are accommodating anxious travelers by extending their hours, staying open over the weekend or even opening new temporary application facilities.
Posted: March, 2010 in Travel
Planning a trip outside of the United States soon? Need to apply for or renew a US passport? You’re in luck — Passport Day in the USA is quickly approaching!
Passport Day in the USA is scheduled for Saturday, March 27, 2010. Passport agencies across the country will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. to accept regular and expedited passport applications — and there’s no need to make an appointment.
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