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London’s literary landscape is littered with unforgotten words. Some real, some the stuff of legends. During a Bloomsbury pub walk, the English literature buff can see the plaque on 221 Baker Street, which is an imaginary address although the Sherlock Holmes Society says otherwise. The Conan Dyle tour takes you to the very hotel his wedding reception was held and a site where he solved a real-life detective case. But perhaps no other author has identified himself with London than Charles Dickens. Dickensian London was in the Victorian era of contrasts between extreme opulence and drab poverty. He called the city as a "magic lantern," a highlight of the Victorian era which used projectors to show slides of the city.There was the market Covent Garden, the site of Oliver Twist and The Pickwick Papers. The Staple Inn square in Holborn finds mention in The Mystery of Edwin Drood. The bells that ring in the clock tower of St. Dunstan-in-the-West Church peal in A Christmas Carol. In a letter

Serbia is set to implement a fully online electronic visa (e-visa) system that will allow foreign nationals to apply for visas without needing to visit embassies or consulates in person. The new system, announced recently in March, seeks to simplify the visa application process and make travel to Serbia more convenient. According to Serbia Immigration, […]

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) continues to attract global tourists and professionals with its world-class infrastructure, business opportunities, and vibrant lifestyle. In a major move to simplify entry procedures, the UAE has launched a new 90-day visa that eliminates the need for a local sponsor.

Air passengers flying with American Airlines, Lufthansa, Etihad Airways, British Airways, Saudia, Singapore Airlines, Japan Airlines, Air India, Emirates, Delta, and other major global carriers could soon be subject to stricter passenger compensation rules under the proposed EU261 changes. These … The post American, Lufthansa, Etihad, British, Saudia, Singapore, Japan, Air India, Emirates, Delta and More Airlines Could Face Stricter EU Passenger Compensation Rules Under Proposed New EU261 Changes: What Travelers Need to Know appeared first on Travel And Tour World.

Singapore has emerged as a global tourism powerhouse in 2024, surpassing major destinations like Australia, South Korea, South Africa, Argentina, India, and Indonesia in international arrivals. With 16.5 million visitors, Singapore has not only bounced back from the pandemic but … The post How Singapore is Outpacing Australia, South Korea, South Africa, Argentina, India, and Indonesia in Tourism Growth with Over Sixteen Million Visitors in 2024 appeared first on Travel And Tour World.

Europe offers a wealth of breathtaking destinations, many of which can become quite crowded during peak travel seasons, particularly during school breaks or sunny months. The post Riga, Seville and Sopot Discover Europe’s Hidden Gems for Budget-Friendly, Crowd-Free Escapes : New Updates You Need To Know appeared first on Travel And Tour World.

The Asia Pacific air travel sector experienced significant growth in 2024, driven by leading airlines such as Singapore Airlines, Japan Airlines (JAL), Korean Air, Cathay Pacific, Air India, China Airlines, All Nippon Airways (ANA), and Qantas.

From February 4th to February 11th, 2025, the city of Sapporo will host its esteemed Snow Festival, an annual event that captivates visitors from around the globe with its stunning snow and ice sculptures.