Month: August 2022

August 22, 2022 – 10:14 BST

Georgia Brown

The Duchess of Cambridge was spotted reaching for Princess Charlotte’s iPad during a commercial flight to Scotland, in which the royal flew economy class with her children.

The Duchess of Cambridge has proved on several occasions that her parenting techniques for her and Prince William‘s three young children are just like any other parent.

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From her calm and collected response to Prince Louis’ cheeky antics at the Jubileeto keep Princess Charlotte entertained at the Commonwealth Games this summer, the mother-of-three has even been praised for her “impressive” parenting style by Jo Frost, AKA Supernanny.

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WATCH: Kate Middleton and Prince William’s parenting rules revealed

In a video shared to TikTok on Sunday evening, The Duchess of Cambridge

A Canadian TikToker is calling out Americans for their puzzling levels of ignorance about other countries — especially their neighbors.

Edmonton-based vlogger Camille Hill posted the video on Tuesday, responding to American TikToker Lexi after the latter made a video admitting she knew nothing about Canada, and laughing about it.

Since Lexi primarily covers travel-based content, particularly hacks that would help you save money while you globetrot, many found her lack of knowledge about her neighboring country shocking.

“Americans really don’t care about foreign countries unless they’re going to go travel there and use them as their personal playground,” said Hill after watching Lexi’s video. “Canada is a full country. It’s not just there for you and your American friends to play Disneyland at, you know?”

She prefaced her video with a request to viewers about not bullying or harassing the uninformed American.

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While Japan is still not fully open to the world, the country has continued to ease its strict border restrictions. As reported by NHKthe country has confirmed ending the 72-hour pre-arrival Covid-19 test requirement for inbound travelers on Wednesday September 7. This new measure only applies to travelers who have been fully vaccinated including the booster dose.

According to a previous report by Nikkei Asia, some countries have now cut back on testing, making it difficult for people to take a pre-travel PCR test. Currently, anyone coming into Japan must show a negative test certificate taken at the most 72 hours before departure. Unlike some countries that allow people to enter with a negative antigen test, Japan only accepts certain types of test including the costly PCR method.

Meanwhile, the government is considering raising the daily cap of arrivals from the current 20,000 per day. Independent

Twelve Polish nationals have died and 30 others were injured when a bus bound for Zagreb veered off a motorway in northern Croatia.

The injured were taken to hospitals in the area and 18 were in a serious condition, said Maja Grba Bujević, head of Croatia’s emergency services.

Sixteen emergency medical teams were dispatched to the crash site.

The Polish consulate employee Dagmara Lukovic said the bus passengers were Polish. The bus was registered in Poland, according to the Croatian interior ministry.

The Polish prime minister, Mateusz Morawiecki, said the bus was taking pilgrims to the Catholic shrine in Medjugorje, a town in southern Bosnia.

The shrine is Europe’s third most popular pilgrimage destination after Lourdes and Fatima, although the Vatican has not verified any of the reported miracles that witnesses claimed to have seen there.

“This morning, I spoke about the details of the tragedy with the Croatian prime

Sophie Morgan is fed up. The TV presenter, best known for her appearances on Loose Women and presenting the Paralympics, travels all the time for work – she films all over the world – and she knows what she is doing. But, because she is a wheelchair user, “every single flight is a risk”, she says.

For disabled people such as Morgan and me, air travel is perhaps uniquely stressful. There are so many things that can go wrong, alongside a shocking lack of dignity. Will they allow our wheelchair through security, or will we be forced on to airport chairs that we can’t use independently? Will the wheelchair be left behind at the gate, leaving us stranded? Will it be broken en route, ruining a work trip or a holiday? Will assistance come before boarding closes? Will we be hurt as we are manhandled on to the plane?

Spain no longer has any COVID-19 entry requirements for anyone arriving into the country from the EU or Schengen area.

Holidaymakers from the UK, and other countries outside the EU or Schengen area, need to show proof of full vaccination, proof of recovery from COVID-19, a negative antigen test result (taken in the 24 hours before departure) or a negative PCR test (taken in the 72 hours before departure).

Health screening is in place at all Spanish airports and ports to ensure passengers comply with these rules.

With its sunny beaches, rich architectural heritage and delicious foodthere are plenty of reasons why the Mediterranean nation was the world’s second-most visited country pre-pandemic. And, of course, the long-running favorite of British holidaymakers.

Unlike a number of other European nationsSpain has not scrapped its travel restrictions entirely.

As the world adjusts to international travel in the continuing age of COVID-19,

Urgent warning to Aussie travelers as Kiwi tourist is slugged $200,000 when she caught pneumonia at one of the world’s most popular travel destinations

• Amanda Sessions faces over $200,000 of debt after receiving treatment in the US
• Ms Sesio was rushed to hospital for pneumonia on July 1 while in Los Angeles
• The disease leads to respiratory failure, blood infections and fluid inside her lungs
• A Go Fund Me started by her brother has been raised over $20,000 since last Monday
• Travelers in the US should consider travel insurance to avoid emergency debt

By Ashley Nickel For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 11:35 a.m. EDT, 14 August 2022 | Updated: 02:42 EDT, 15 August 2022

Weekend calls for trips; nothing compares to the joy of traveling to your favorite places. While some people like to explore new places, others may like to visit their relatives. No matter where you go, vacationing on weekends feels like much-needed therapy. Since the long weekend is finally here, we can’t wait to do all kinds of touristy things. While traveling, the first thing that comes to mind is what food to carry. Generally, because of weather changes, food becomes soggy and tasteless. Fret not! Here we bring you some easy and quick snacks that are perfect to carry while traveling. Take a look at these recipes.

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Long Weekend: Here’re 5 Snacks That Are Perfect To Carry While Traveling:

1. Cheese Sandwich- Our Recommendation

Let’s kick-start the list with the simplest of all – a Cheese Sandwich.