China has downplayed its threat of executing Taiwanese separatists, assuring most Taiwanese citizens they can travel to China without fear. This comes after Taiwan raised its travel warning following Beijing’s announcement of legal guidelines aimed at those advocating for Taiwanese independence. While China maintains that the guidelines only target a select few, Taiwan has condemned these measures as intimidation tactics.
The Foreign Office has issued a stern warning to travelers planning a trip to Australia, highlighting the country’s strict quarantine rules. These measures aim to prevent the introduction and spread of pests and diseases that could harm plant, animal, or human health.
Budget airline Ryanair has issued a warning to British tourists that digital boarding passes won’t be accepted at all airports it flies to. The airline spokesperson said that while mobile boarding passes are accepted on flights from the majority of airports, there are some exceptions. Currently, airports in Turkey, Morocco, and Tirana Airport in Albania are unable to accept mobile boarding passes. Passengers traveling from these airports must check-in online and print out a paper boarding pass for their flight(s) or may face additional charges.
