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Trends / Native Content
May 29, 2016Your Pet, The Global Traveler
When your pet is traveling across international borders, it’s crucial that you know and follow all animal transportation requirements for both the origin and destination countries. Rules and restrictions vary by country, but United PetSafe can help you navigate the complex process and help your pet get to their destination without any issues.
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Tips / Destination
May 7, 2016Top Tips for Traveling in Russia
Russia is a fascinating country with plenty of attractions both natural and manmade. However. it can be a challenge getting in and around the country thanks to complex rules, the language barrier and confusing public transport. First off, you must get a visa to be able to enter the country, and it can be a complicated process.
Project Visa: Know Every Country’s Visa Requirements
Most foreign countries do not require special pre-arranged visas for American travelers, but some do. ProjectVisa.com is an easy-to-use web portal where travelers can find out if the country they plan to travel requires American visitors to either acquire a visa before arrival or apply for a tourist visa upon arrival.
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Travel Safety Tips in Afghanistan
Despite what the news channels tell you, it’s not necessarily dangerous to travel to Afghanistan. Sure, you need to be cautious about where you visit, but tons of people are still visiting the country every day.