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Ebola 2026: Which Countries Have Restricted Entry for Travelers

In 2026, dozens of countries introduced entry restrictions due to the Ebola outbreak. Find out which countries are affected and what travelers should consider before their trip

Work Visas for Saudi Arabia: New Quotas for Businesses

Saudi Arabia has updated the work visa limits for employers. The new quotas depend on how long the business has been operating. Learn more about the changes

Oktoberfest 2026 in Munich: Dates, Program, Prices, and Rules for Tourists

Oktoberfest 2026 will kick off in Munich on September 19 and run for 16 days. This year, a liter of festival beer will cost up to 15.90 euros, and the most popular tents may fill up before noon. Learn more about the festival program, table reservations, admission rules, and travel costs

September 1 – Knowledge Day: School Calendars in Different Countries

In different countries, the school year doesn’t always start on September 1. Some students return to school in August, while others do so in January, March, or April. Learn more about school calendars and traditions surrounding the first day of school around the world

Tuition Fees Abroad in 2026: Country Overview

Studying abroad in 2026 requires careful financial planning. Find out how much education costs in different countries around the world

The World's Most Popular Cars of 2026: A Ranking of Models

The Tesla Model Y became the world’s best-selling car for the January–July 2026 period, outpacing the Toyota Corolla and the Ford F-Series. At the same time, three Toyota models made it into the top ten. Learn more about the global sales leaders and the major changes in the automotive market

The Best Cities for Nightlife in 2026

Time Out, in partnership with Intrepid Travel, has compiled a ranking of the nightlife capitals for 2026. Learn more about the 10 cities with the most vibrant nightlife

The Safest Countries in the Event of a Global Catastrophe: Where You Have the Best Chance of Surviving the End of the World

An international group of researchers has identified which countries are best equipped to protect their populations, food supplies, and critical infrastructure during a large-scale crisis. Learn more about the world’s most resilient countries and the risks that even Australia is not immune to