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The London 2012 Olympic Games are coming pretty soon – just 6 months left until the opening ceremony, and international visitors who are planning to attend the event, should already be making travel arrangements.
Although 6 months seems too far away for some, visitors who would come in the UK for the Games are urged to start planning their travel already. The Olympics is the biggest event for UK and one of the biggest events in the world which is why a huge volume of international spectators will be entering the country during the summer.
Here are some points you should consider when planning your …
St. Petersburg Mayor Valentina Matvienko decided to allow all tourists into the city without visas for 72 hours.
If the project is successful, it could be repeated again and extended around Russia.
Sergey Korneev, vice-president of the National Association of Tourism Industry, said the plan was “revolutionary” explaining that “it’s a brilliant decision to support the tourism.”
St. Petersburg will attract about 30 million European tourists a day, spending 150 euro each, which will bring 13,5 million euro total earnings.
Russia already did waive visas in 2008 when Moscow hosted the UEFA Champions League football final in 2008. Instead of visas, fans were able to …
Applying for a visa (even if it’s a working holiday visa) is definitely stressful and time consuming as you are required to gather all kinds of papers and proofs that you are a normal person with good intentions.
Sometimes you just need luck. We have all heard those stories where someone’s application was absolutely perfect and he or she was denied. Another one was quite negligent and still got the visa. Whatever the case, you don’t want to risk and take chances, so you better do as instructed. What’s more, don’t lie when filling out the papers. In an attempt to process everything faster, …
