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How much is the travel insurance policy? What is health insurance covering 30,000 euros during travel? If you are a person who is considering issuing a visa to travel to Europe, it is necessary to submit a health insurance document for travel in addition to other documents One of the conditions required in this document to be valid for travel is to cover € 30,000 for the duration of travel. Here enters the formal in the jar of the reader of the Koran and mixed with the palpable and becomes confused by his order, believing that he is to pay those 30 thousand euros. "If I had 30,000 euros, I would not think of leaving my country. In general, there are a number of misconceptions about the price of the travel insurance policy. In this article, we will attempt to clarify this matter until we remove this confusion 1_ What is the Schengen Travel Insurance Policy? Schengen travel insurance or travel health insurance, medical travel insurance or travel insurance policy ... Are all the name...

Travel Vaccinations & Advice for USA Many people have a dream to travel to the United States of America to have the   ‘the great American experience’ . This American experience is all about things like  snow-covered peaks, beaches and bluegrass, redwood forests, big open skies, restaurant-loving cities, and more. After planning your vacation to the US, for any reason, you must not forget to check which vaccinations you might need for going to the country. Vaccinations for travel to the US can be expensive so it’s better to do all the research. Well, before we begin, the American government and the immigration are quite strict with the vaccination stuff. You must double check the vaccination requirement for the US if you’re planning to visit the country. Before starting, the first question that comes to your mind here is: What Vaccines are needed for US Immigration? At present, vaccination for the following ailments and diseases are required for US immigration: Measles Mump...

6 trending worldwide destinations for 2019 A new year means a new opportunity to travel to new destinations. We asked our favourite expert travel companies for insights into which destinations are trending in 2019. Below are six suggestions: The Balkans, Mongolia, Vietnam, Egypt, Sao Tome & Principe and the Arctic. So what are you waiting for; grab your passport, stock up on sun cream, and get going. Bon voyage! KE Adventures: The Balkans This superb walking holiday takes you through an undiscovered corner of the Balkans. Highlights include Montenegro’s stunning UNESCO National Park of Durmitor and and an exciting two day mini trek takes you through the magnificent Bjelasica Mountains whilst staying in nomadic shepherd huts perched on alpine pastures. From Montenegro you’ll cross into neighbouring Serbia where you’ll walk in the beautiful canyon of Uvac, home to one of the largest breeding colonies of Griffin Vultures in Europe. A night in a monastery offers a wonderful insight...

Travel guide: in and around Nagasaki, Japan Nagasaki is situated in Kyushu, the third largest island in Japan and the most south westerly. Of course you can’t miss the Atomic Bomb Museum and Memorial, but other attractions include the restored Dutch Trading Post of Dejima, for 200 hundred years Japan’s only contact with the outside world and Glover Garden, a collection of 19th century colonial houses. There’s volcanic activity nearby, with eruptions as recent as 1990, and a mountain village of hot springs, perfect for revitalising aching bones. Nagasaki It was bad weather which forced American planes to divert from their original target of Kitakyushu and bomb Nagasaki instead. These days, if it were not for the memorials, museum and Peace Park, you’d never know that the quiet suburb of Urakami was completely destroyed. Over 75,000 died and 75,000 were injured but it could have been far worse – the valley and the mountains afforded some protection and two thirds of the cit...

Top 10 things to see and do in the volcanic Azores archipelago: Sao Miguel, Faial and Pico islands Lying in the middle of the North Atlantic are nine volcanic islands that make up the Azores archipelago, an autonomous region of Portugal. Get there in May and the lush land lights up with the pinks and blues of the long stretches of hydrangeas in Sau Miguel. At any time you can see the basalt lined vineyards growing out of the dark land of Pico Island and watch the steamy plumes escape from the calderas Lagoa des Furnas. 1 Ponta Delgada, Sao Miguel It may be the Azores’ most populated and developed city, but with delightful cobbled streets, 16th century churches and a charming seafront promenade, visitors to Ponta Delgada will feel like they’ve stepped back in time. Gaze through the iconic city gate, Portas da Cidade, at the imposing church, Igreja Matriz de São Sebastião, and marvel at how islanders have ingeniously incorporated their volcanic surroundings into everyday life. For these ...

Travel Guide: 24 hours in Detroit, USA “Why would anyone want to spend time in Detroit?” asked the passport inspector at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport. Shocked, I heard myself saying, “well it’s the birthplace of Motown, home town of Aretha Franklin, has the amazing Detroit Art museum not to mention the Ford museum”. He raised an eyebrow – either I was a big shot or I had clearly done my research. “In that case” he said, “if you have a good time and tell all your friends. Have a nice day now”. On reflection I’m not really that surprised at the banter. Detroit is still under the cosh of its reputation as being run-down and a little unloved. Yet the city has spent the last decade going through a regeneration process where forlorn skyscrapers and iconic buildings have been and are still being restored. The buzziest part is downtown Detroit, where just one square mile offers 175 bars and restaurants. This is also home to a heritage steeped in ice hockey (Detroit Red Wings), bas...