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2026 World Cup in the U.S.: Gianni Infantino seeks to reassure fans on visas

2026 World Cup in the U.S.: Gianni Infantino seeks to reassure fans on visas

As the 2026 World Cup draws closer, Gianni Infantino says fans from around the world must be able to travel to the United States. The FIFA president pointed to ongoing discussions with the three host countries and highlighted the existence of an expedited process for certain travelers who already have match tickets.

2026 World Cup in the U.S.: major tourism upside, if America is ready

2026 World Cup in the U.S.: major tourism upside, if America is ready

As the 2026 World Cup approaches, a study highlighted by the U.S. Travel Association points to major tourism and economic potential for the United States. But according to the organization, that promise will only materialize if the country can reassure travelers about entry procedures, safety, and overall visitor readiness.

A video game uses satire to tell the story of H-1B visa uncertainty in the United States

A video game uses satire to tell the story of H-1B visa uncertainty in the United States

Drawing on real-life accounts, the video game project H1B.Life offers a satirical, narrative take on the journey of some foreign workers navigating the U.S. H-1B visa system. Through gameplay that blends personal decisions, outside events, and an element of chance, the game aims to illustrate, in an original format, the uncertainty that can surround certain skilled immigration paths in the United States.

ICAO upgrades the PKD, a key system for digital travel document verification

ICAO upgrades the PKD, a key system for digital travel document verification

The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has launched a new generation of its Public Key Directory (PKD), a core system used to verify electronic passports and digital travel credentials. Backed by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), this development marks a key step toward faster, more secure, and increasingly digital border controls.

Trip canceled: why visa or ETA fees are generally non-refundable

Trip canceled: why visa or ETA fees are generally non-refundable

As the current crisis in the Middle East disrupts many air routes and leads some travelers to cancel or postpone their plans, one question frequently arises: what happens to entry formalities that have already been requested, such as visas, electronic travel authorizations (ETAs), or online arrival cards? Unlike airline tickets or certain travel services, these administrative procedures generally cannot be canceled or refunded. Here’s why.

Middle East crisis: destinations urgently adjust visa policies

Middle East crisis: destinations urgently adjust visa policies

As escalating tensions in the Middle East continue to disrupt international air travel, several tourist destinations have decided to ease their visa requirements and strengthen assistance for travelers. From Sri Lanka to Indonesia, as well as the Maldives and India, authorities are rolling out multiple measures to safeguard visitors’ stays and prevent tourists from falling into irregular immigration status.

Retiring in the Mediterranean: How to Secure Your Permanent Residence in Cyprus

Retiring in the Mediterranean: How to Secure Your Permanent Residence in Cyprus

Cyprus combines year-round sunshine, English-speaking communities, and tax treatment that allows pension income to stretch 40-60% further than in northern Europe. This guide explains how to secure permanent residence, access quality healthcare, and structure your retirement finances to maximize the Mediterranean advantage.