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15 High-Paying Jobs Without a College Degree in 2026: Where You Can Earn Over $60,000

High-paying jobs without a bachelor's degree are a reality. Learn about 15 professions with salaries starting at $60,000, job requirements and growth prospects for 2024–2034

Safest Countries to Travel in 2026: Where to Go in Different Regions Without Risk

In 2026, travel safety will become one of the main criteria for choosing a destination for travelers. Find out where it is safe to go in different regions of the world

Best Family Vacations With Kids: 10 Trips Worth Planning in 2026

Planning a family trip in 2026? A selection of the 10 best destinations for vacations with children under 10: cruises, resorts, cities and stress-free trips for parents

Happy New Year 2026 from the Visit World team!

The Visit World team sincerely congratulates users, partners and friends on the New Year 2026. Thank you for your trust, support and inspiration - may this year bring bright travels, new discoveries and bright moments in life and work

China has abolished fingerprints for short-term visas by the end of 2026: what travelers need to know?

China has extended the cancellation of mandatory fingerprinting for short-term visas until December 31, 2026. Find out which types of visas are eligible for the simplification and who is not affected

How New Year Is Celebrated Around the World: New Year Traditions in Different Countries

New Year is one of the most popular holidays, celebrated all over the world for centuries. Learn more about the traditions and features of New Year celebrations in different countries of the world

Where to go in 2026: Europe's most authentic travel destinations

In 2026, travelers are choosing authentic cities, nature and sustainable tourism. Find out which European destinations are worth visiting for an authentic travel experience

South Korea Extends K-ETA Visa-Free Travel Until 2026: what does a tourist need to know?

South Korea has extended the K-ETA exemption until the end of 2026 for citizens of 67 countries. Find out who can travel without permission and what tourists should know