General Travel News
Two Week On Arrival Visa Available In Iran
GCC nationals and nationals of other Arab countries can obtain a one or two week visa on arrival in Iran. Saleh Najidi, who is in charge of the Iranian Ambassador’s office in Abu Dhabi said Abu Dhabi emirates can obtain the visa at the airport on arrival, if they want to stay less than two weeks.
Najidi explained if they wish to stay longer than two weeks, they must arrange for a visa in advance from the Iranian Embassy or Consulate. He said these rules were implemented a year ago. Before the new rules, Emirates could visit Iran and stay as long as they wish, without obtaining any visa.
More General Travel News
Latest Travel News
Featured Sights To See
Museum Bank Mandiri
Jakarta, Indonesia
Located in the Old Town area opposite the Northern Terminus of Corridor 1 of the Busway and Kota Station. Sections include the history of how the Dutch segregated the services offered to bankers by race, the history of the creation of Bank Mandiri and its memorabilia, Colonial Era Bank Governors and Rupiah bank notes through time. ...
Carthage Museum
Tunis, Tunisia
The most extensive collection of Punic and Roman artifacts in housed in the Carthage Museum. From everyday items to kitchen utensils to antique jewelry and the clay masks that the Punic designed, everything that remained after the city was in flames for 17 days has been preserved here at the museum. Tourists are awed by the collection and one can’t help picture the fall of Carthage in 146 BC. ...
Hun Sen Park
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
While you take a stroll down the riverfront, stop by the Hun Sen Park and see your kids enjoy flying kites and play football. Also kids are entertained by a light and sound show after dusk at the fountain near the Friendship Monument. ...
Dialogue Museum
Frankfurt, Germany
This museum is a one of its kind tourist attraction… It has nothing to see! A room in which people have to observe the realities around them is called “Dialogue in the Dark”. The experience is that of a blind man observing the world through his other senses. In the restaurant “Taste of Darkness” visitors have to rely on their noses and sense of taste to distinguish between dishes. A third feature ...