Places you should visit in South America

South America is one of the largest and most important continents in the world. This region is home to the largest economies in Latin America, such as Colombia, Brazil, Argentina, and Chile. In addition, this area is world-renowned for its epic landscapes along with an strong architectural tradition stemming from its colonial past. Who can forget the colourful facades of Mexico and Guatemala? At the same time, here you will find the vast Amazon jungle along with the Andes mountain range that crosses almost the entire continent: all the way from Chile to Venezuela. If you are planning your next trip to South America, you really are spoilt for choice. This might leave you unsure about the places you would like to visit and get to know. It is for this very reason that we will mention a couple of areas to pique your interest. Don't forget to take notes and get ready for your next adventure in this region.

Fiordland: visiting New Zealand’s fjords

Southwest of New Zealand’s South Island is a mountainous area known as Fiordland. This region of New Zealand boasts many fjords and should not be missed by tourists interested in the natural world. There are 15 named maritime fiords in New Zealand, the best of which are named below along with how to get there and the top activities for tourists. Before planning a trip to the fiords, overseas visitors should arrange the correct visa or New Zealand eTA depending on their nationality.

ETIAS Information for Traveling to Italy

Within the European Union, there are specifically 62 countries whose citizens are allowed to travel without a visa into the EU Schengen Zone. These country’s citizens can travel into the Schengen Zone for up to 90 days for travel, tourism or business purposes only while not being allowed to carry out study or work. In making this process more seamless as well as address certain security concerns that may arise from unauthorized entry into the EU, the European Commission came up with the ETIAS.