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Starting February 17, 2026, China welcomes travelers from 50 countries for 30-day visa-free stays, adding Canada and the UK to its expanding welcome list. The move makes visiting the Great Wall, Shanghai's skyline, and ancient temples easier than ever for millions of global travelers.
The US Embassy in Accra just released over 1,000 interview appointments for tourists and business travelers, with slots available as soon as next week. Ghanaians who've been dreaming of visiting America now have a rare chance to fast-track their applications.
Shanghai welcomed 9.36 million international visitors in 2025, marking a stunning 39.58 percent rebound as travelers from South Korea, Russia, Thailand, and six other nations rediscovered China's commercial capital. The comeback signals renewed global confidence in travel and cultural exchange.
United Nigeria Airlines will launch nonstop flights from Lagos to New York in mid-2026, connecting West Africa directly to America's largest city. The five-year-old airline is adding eight new aircraft to make it happen.
A brother traveled thousands of miles from Canada to India to surprise his elder sister on her wedding day, creating an emotional reunion that moved millions online. The tearful embrace captured the unbreakable bond between siblings separated by distance.
India just cut overseas travel taxes from 20% to 2%, betting big on a generation that sees travel as identity, not luxury. By 2030, the country expects international travelers to jump from 27 million to 40 million.
Young African innovators can now apply for a fully funded 12-month fellowship at the African Union headquarters, earning €2,500 monthly while building tech solutions for continental challenges. The program combines hands-on work, international travel, and professional development to empower the next generation of digital leaders.
Planning a trip to China just got easier for travelers from 46 countries who can now visit for up to 30 days without applying for a visa. The policy, which includes Australia, the US, Japan, and most of Europe, runs through December 2026.
Nearly 19 million Argentines traveled abroad in 2025, a 38% jump from the previous year, as economic reforms strengthened the peso and made international trips more affordable. The surge reflects growing economic confidence among residents, even as foreign tourism to Argentina declined.