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Which cities may go under water by 2100

Scientists from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore have shared that the level of the world’s oceans may rise by 1.9 meters. And this, in turn, threatens coastal megacities such as London, Venice, Bangkok and Mumbai. Research shows that with carbon emissions continuing to rise, melting glaciers will lead to significant sea level rise by

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Japan has changed the rules for obtaining a visa

You no longer need to confirm your hotel reservation! The Consulate General of Japan in St. Petersburg canceled the requirement to book a hotel to obtain a visa — the innovation entered into force on February 17, 2025. Now it is enough for Russian tourists to indicate their places of residence without having to confirm

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Two-level seats on airplanes: and this will be possible

Airbus plans to introduce such seats in airplanes, which previously caused controversy on the Internet. Aviation startup Chaise Longue, which developed this concept, announced negotiations with the company.  The two-level seats will allow passengers to choose between the upper and lower rows. Although the lower level may look less attractive, it will provide more legroom.

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Travelers in Greece are fined for wearing the wrong shoes

The law prohibiting high heels at historical sites such as the Acropolis and the Epidaurus Theater was passed in 2009, but fines have only recently been applied. Violators can receive a fine of up to 900 € or even be arrested. Therefore, it is best to wear flat shoes on the territory of historical monuments,

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Free Krasnodar: 8 places for budget leisure

Krasnodar pampers its guests with fresh crayfish, soaked watermelons, galleries, parks and a resort mood, because the sea is only 4 hours away by train. What’s nice is that you don’t have to spend your last savings to travel to the Kuban. Traveler Ksenia Semkina has collected places and activities that will bring joy and

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