Record corrections: October 13 to 23, 2026

Air France in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

Air France sets a flat cabin pet fee per route, USD 200 or USD 250 from the US and Canada, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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Air Transat in-cabin pet: from Not published to $50, varies by route.

Air Transat's pet page lists the cabin pet fee per pet per segment as $50 within Canada and to the USA and $100 to the South, Europe and Africa, so we show it again with a route note.

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Air Transat in-cabin pet weight limit: from Not published to 17.6 lb.

Air Transat's pet page caps a cabin pet at 8 kg including the carrier, so we show the limit again.

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American Airlines bassinet weight limit: from Not published to 9 kg (20 lb).

Added from American's traveling with children page, which sets a 20 lb limit for bassinets on its 777 and 787 aircraft.

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Avianca in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

Avianca's help centre prices the cabin pet fee by route, from USD 45 within Ecuador or Guatemala to USD 220 to Europe, so the fee now reads Varies by route.

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Breeze Airways in-cabin pet carrier size: from Not listed to 17 x 8 x 13 in, soft-sided.

Breeze's pet page requires a soft-sided carrier smaller than 17 x 8 x 13 inches, so we now show the size and the soft-sided rule.

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Breeze Airways in-cabin pet weight limit: from Not published to 25 lb.

Breeze's pet page caps a cabin pet at 25 pounds including the carrier and allows up to five pets per flight, so we now show both limits.

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Eurowings in-cabin pet fee: From 60 euros ($69) each way to From 60 euros ($69), depending on route.

Eurowings prices a cabin pet from 60 euros ($69) by route but does not say the price is per direction, so we dropped "each way".

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Eurowings in-cabin pet fee: from $69 to $69, varies by route.

Eurowings' cabin pet fee starts at $69 and depends on the route, so the fee now notes that it varies by route.

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EVA Air snub-nosed pet restriction: from Apr 1 to Nov 30 in the Northern Hemisphere, all year to or via Southeast Asia to Also Oct 1 to Mar 31 in the Southern Hemisphere, and all year to, via or from Southeast Asia.

EVA Air's pet page also refuses snub-nosed breeds from October 1 to March 31 at Southern Hemisphere points and on flights from Southeast Asia, so we added both.

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Finnair in-cabin pet fee: from $130 to $130, varies by route.

Finnair's $130 cabin pet fee applies to Asia, North America and the Middle East; flights within Europe cost EUR 60, so the fee now notes that it varies by route.

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Hawaiian Airlines bassinet weight limit: from Not published to 9 kg (20 lb).

Added from Hawaiian's infant bassinet page, which covers its A330 and 787 flights.

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Hawaiian Airlines bassinet length: from Not published to 81.3 cm (32 in).

Hawaiian gives the bassinet as 32 in long, which we also show in centimeters.

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Iberia in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

Iberia prices cabin pets by zone, from USD 50 within Spain to USD 215 to the Americas, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines bassinet weight limit: from Not published to 10 kg (22 lb).

Added from KLM's page on tickets for kids, which lists the bassinet limits for intercontinental flights.

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines bassinet length: from Not published to 65 cm (26 in).

KLM says the baby must be less than 65 cm tall on the day of the flight.

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

KLM publishes a pet fee range of EUR 70 to EUR 500 per one-way flight rather than one flat fee, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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Korean Air pet route bans: from Restrictions for the UK to No pets in the cabin or hold to the UK.

Korean Air's pet guide now says pets are not accepted in the cabin or as checked baggage to the UK, so we added the UK to the list of banned destinations.

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Korean Air in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

Korean Air sets its international pet fee by flight distance, USD 150, 225 or 300 one way, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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Lufthansa in-cabin pet fee: from Not published, paid at the airport to Varies by route, USD 95-115 in Europe to USD 145-165 long haul, per direction.

Lufthansa's pet page lists its cabin pet prices by route and does not limit payment to the airport, so we replaced the line saying the amounts were unpublished and paid only at the airport.

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Lufthansa in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

Lufthansa publishes a price range for each route rather than one flat fee, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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Pegasus Airlines pet route bans: from No pets to or from the UK, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the UAE or Qatar to No pets to Bahrain, the UAE or Qatar, or to or from Ireland, Saudi Arabia or the UK.

Pegasus's pet page bans pets on flights to Bahrain, the UAE and Qatar and to and from Ireland, Saudi Arabia and the UK, so we added Ireland and narrowed the Gulf bans to inbound flights.

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Southwest Airlines bassinets offered: from Not published to No.

Southwest flies only the Boeing 737, a single-aisle jet, so we list it with no bassinets, like the other all-narrowbody airlines.

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SWISS International Air Lines pet transfer supplement: from USD 170 extra for cabin pets via FRA, MUC, VIE, ZRH or GVA to USD 170 extra for pets in the hold via those hubs.

SWISS's pet page charges the USD 170 transfer supplement for animals in the hold, not for pets in the cabin, so we moved it to the hold.

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SWISS International Air Lines in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

SWISS publishes a price range for each route rather than one flat fee, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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Turkish Airlines in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to Varies by route.

Turkish Airlines sets its pet fees by destination through a fee calculator, so the fee now reads Varies by route instead of Not published.

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WestJet in-cabin pet fee: from $50 to $50, varies by route.

WestJet's $50 cabin pet fee is the low end within Canada and the U.S.; flights elsewhere cost $100 to $118, so the fee now notes that it varies by route.

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Panama City (PTY) inter-terminal transfer: from Pedestrian connector plus inter-terminal shuttle, about 10-15 min ride, daily 5:00am-9:00pm to Free shuttle bus between T1 and T2, every day 5:00am-11:00pm, the ride takes a few minutes.

Tocumen's shuttle page says the bus between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 runs every day from 5:00am to 11:00pm and the ride takes a few minutes, so the airport page now shows those hours instead of 9:00pm and a 10-15 minute ride. We also dropped the pedestrian connector, which no official page mentions.

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Panama City (PTY) official website: from tocumenpanama.aero to tocumenaero.com.

Tocumen moved its official site from tocumenpanama.aero to tocumenaero.com, so the airport page's website and source links now point at the new address.

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Montreal (YUL) 3-hour layover verdict: from 3-hour layover is enough to leave to Stay inside on a 3-hour layover.

The 747 bus takes up to 70 minutes each way downtown, so a 3-hour layover leaves no time to get back and clear security again, and the page now says to stay inside.

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Air Canada bassinet weight cap: from Not published to 12 kg / 26 lb.

First bassinet record, read from the airline's own family travel page

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ANA All Nippon Airways bassinet weight cap: from Not published to 10 kg / 22 lb.

First bassinet record, read from the airline's own family travel page

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British Airways bassinet weight cap: from Not published to 8 kg / 18 lb.

First bassinet record, read from the airline's own family travel page

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Japan Airlines bassinet weight cap: from Not published to 10.5 kg / 23 lb.

First bassinet record, read from the airline's own family travel page

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Panama City (PTY) terminal list: from one entry, Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 (connected complex), with Copa and United to Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 listed separately, airline assignments not published.

Tocumen runs a shuttle bus between Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, so the airport page and the connection-time calculator now list them as two terminals, matching the count of 2. We dropped the per-terminal airline list until Tocumen publishes which airlines use which terminal.

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Ryanair gate fee for a cabin bag without Priority: from roughly 45 to 75 euros to €/£46 to €/£75.

Ryanair's fees page, read 19 October 2026: "Non-priority customers who bring their 10kg check-in bag to the boarding gate will either have their bag refused or, where available, placed in the hold of the aircraft for a fee of €/£46.00 - €/£75.00."

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Ryanair gate fee for a bag over 55 x 40 x 20 cm: from roughly 70 to 75 euros (plus VAT on domestic routes) to €/£70 to €/£75.

Ryanair's fees page, read 19 October 2026: "Passengers who bring an oversize bag (over 55x40x20cm) to the boarding gate will either have their bag refused or, where available, placed in the hold of the aircraft for a fee of €/£70.00 - €/£75.00."

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Amsterdam, Netherlands budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $95 budget / $241 mid-range / $616 luxury to $97 budget / $245 mid-range / $625 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Athens, Greece budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $71 budget / $176 mid-range / $420 luxury to $73 budget / $179 mid-range / $427 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Bali, Indonesia mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $79 mid-range / $236 luxury to $80 mid-range / $239 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Bangkok, Thailand luxury cost per day: from $280 luxury to $281 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Barcelona, Spain luxury cost per day: from $536 luxury to $535 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Berlin, Germany budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $76 budget / $200 mid-range / $554 luxury to $77 budget / $203 mid-range / $563 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Bordeaux, France mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $178 mid-range / $342 luxury to $177 mid-range / $340 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $25 budget / $56 mid-range / $107 luxury to $24 budget / $55 mid-range / $104 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Busan, South Korea budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $40 budget / $96 mid-range / $227 luxury to $44 budget / $108 mid-range / $254 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Cabo San Lucas, Mexico budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $66 budget / $168 mid-range / $432 luxury to $68 budget / $173 mid-range / $444 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Cairo budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $14 budget / $32 mid-range / $62 luxury to $13 budget / $31 mid-range / $60 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Cancun, Mexico budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $61 budget / $161 mid-range / $456 luxury to $62 budget / $166 mid-range / $469 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Cape Town, South Africa budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $100 budget / $191 mid-range / $485 luxury to $102 budget / $193 mid-range / $491 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Cartagena, Colombia budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $24 budget / $67 mid-range / $213 luxury to $23 budget / $64 mid-range / $204 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Chiang Mai, Thailand budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $21 budget / $58 mid-range / $170 luxury to $22 budget / $59 mid-range / $172 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Copenhagen, Denmark budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $110 budget / $270 mid-range / $693 luxury to $111 budget / $274 mid-range / $704 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Costa Rica luxury cost per day: from $378 luxury to $377 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Cozumel, Mexico budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $50 budget / $129 mid-range / $349 luxury to $51 budget / $133 mid-range / $359 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Dublin, Ireland budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $78 budget / $205 mid-range / $560 luxury to $80 budget / $208 mid-range / $568 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Edinburgh, Scotland budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $98 budget / $229 mid-range / $582 luxury to $99 budget / $231 mid-range / $588 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Florence, Italy budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $87 budget / $206 mid-range / $498 luxury to $88 budget / $209 mid-range / $506 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $242 mid-range / $470 luxury to $243 mid-range / $471 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Hanoi, Vietnam mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $57 mid-range / $168 luxury to $58 mid-range / $170 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $31 budget / $87 mid-range / $267 luxury to $32 budget / $88 mid-range / $271 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Hoi An, Vietnam luxury cost per day: from $135 luxury to $136 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Hong Kong, China luxury cost per day: from $481 luxury to $480 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Istanbul, Turkey budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $64 budget / $156 mid-range / $364 luxury to $61 budget / $151 mid-range / $352 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Krakow, Poland budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $31 budget / $79 mid-range / $197 luxury to $32 budget / $80 mid-range / $200 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Kyoto, Japan mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $111 mid-range / $264 luxury to $110 mid-range / $263 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Lima, Peru budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $34 budget / $98 mid-range / $321 luxury to $33 budget / $96 mid-range / $314 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Lisbon, Portugal budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $84 budget / $191 mid-range / $444 luxury to $85 budget / $194 mid-range / $451 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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London budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $108 budget / $290 mid-range / $827 luxury to $110 budget / $293 mid-range / $835 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Madrid, Spain budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $72 budget / $185 mid-range / $478 luxury to $73 budget / $188 mid-range / $486 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Medellin, Colombia budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $14 budget / $36 mid-range / $101 luxury to $13 budget / $34 mid-range / $96 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Mexico City, Mexico budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $79 budget / $224 mid-range / $732 luxury to $81 budget / $230 mid-range / $753 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Nassau, Bahamas luxury cost per day: from $466 luxury to $467 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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New Orleans, Louisiana budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $120 budget / $271 mid-range / $644 luxury to $119 budget / $270 mid-range / $642 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Oaxaca, Mexico budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $21 budget / $54 mid-range / $137 luxury to $22 budget / $56 mid-range / $141 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Osaka, Japan budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $42 budget / $101 mid-range / $225 luxury to $44 budget / $106 mid-range / $236 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Paris luxury cost per day: from $857 luxury to $856 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Porto, Portugal budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $77 budget / $183 mid-range / $442 luxury to $78 budget / $186 mid-range / $449 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Prague, Czech Republic budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $59 budget / $143 mid-range / $348 luxury to $60 budget / $146 mid-range / $354 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $54 budget / $135 mid-range / $332 luxury to $55 budget / $139 mid-range / $342 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Reykjavik budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $116 budget / $298 mid-range / $881 luxury to $121 budget / $311 mid-range / $920 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Rome, Italy budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $91 budget / $237 mid-range / $641 luxury to $92 budget / $240 mid-range / $651 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Salzburg, Austria budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $87 budget / $211 mid-range / $477 luxury to $89 budget / $214 mid-range / $484 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Santorini, Greece budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $117 budget / $286 mid-range / $671 luxury to $119 budget / $291 mid-range / $681 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Singapore mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $180 mid-range / $490 luxury to $181 mid-range / $492 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Split, Croatia mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $224 mid-range / $595 luxury to $223 mid-range / $594 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Sydney, Australia budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $80 budget / $221 mid-range / $661 luxury to $82 budget / $226 mid-range / $676 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Tbilisi, Georgia budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $13 budget / $35 mid-range / $102 luxury to $14 budget / $36 mid-range / $104 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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Vancouver, British Columbia budget, mid-range and luxury cost per day: from $58 budget / $160 mid-range / $483 luxury to $59 budget / $164 mid-range / $494 luxury.

Traveler cost-per-day has no official source by nature, so this follows the same crowdsourced averages every other destination guide uses. The averages moved slightly since our check on Aug 20, 2026, mostly from exchange rates; the guide still shows them as a rough range.

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easyJet carry-on by fare class: from Up Front / Extra Legroom seats listed as a fare to Removed: Up Front / Extra Legroom is a seat type, not a fare; its no-large-cabin-bag rule stays in the basic fare restrictions.

No fact changed: the seat rule was last confirmed on easyJet's cabin bags page on Oct 2, 2026

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Eurowings Ryanair Priority price in vs Ryanair comparison: from around 12 to 36 euros to from 12.49 to 36 euros at booking.

Ryanair's fees page, read 18 October 2026: "Priority & 2 Cabin Bags / Pricing between / €/£12.49 - €/£36 / €/£19.99 - €/£45.5".

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Ryanair basic fare Priority & 2 Cabin Bags price: from €/£12-36 at booking to €/£12.49 to €/£36 at booking.

Ryanair's fees page, read 18 October 2026: "Priority & 2 Cabin Bags / Pricing between / €/£12.49 - €/£36 / €/£19.99 - €/£45.5".

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Boston (BOS) airside connected: from Not published to No.

Massport says Terminals B, C and E are connected post-security but Terminal A is not, so the airport page now answers No instead of Not published. The transfer description now names the B, C and E post-security connection and the pre-security walkways or On-Airport Shuttle for Terminal A, replacing a landside shuttle for every terminal change.

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Cairo voltage: from 220V to 230V.

The Cairo page said Egypt runs at 220V. The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company describes its low-voltage grid as 400/230V at 50 Hz, so the page now says 230V, matching the Cairo packing list and our plug finder.

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Holafly Japan unlimited eSIM: from $11.90 / 3-30 days to $11.90 / 3 days.

$11.90 buys the 3-day plan ('3 days $ 11.90 USD'); 30 days is $73.90. The price is unchanged, only the duration label now names the plan it buys.

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Holafly Europe unlimited eSIM: from $11.90 / 1-90 days to $11.90 / 3 days.

$11.90 buys the 3-day plan ('3 days $ 11.90 USD'); plans run 1 to 90 days. The price is unchanged, only the duration label now names the plan it buys.

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Holafly USA unlimited eSIM: from $11.90 / 1-90 days to $11.90 / 3 days.

$11.90 buys the 3-day plan ('3 days $ 11.90 USD'); plans run 1 to 90 days. The price is unchanged, only the duration label now names the plan it buys.

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Yesim Russia unlimited eSIM: from $3.60 / 1-30 days to $3.60 / 1 day.

$3.60 buys one day of unlimited data ('1 day $3.60'). The price is unchanged, only the duration label now names the plan it buys.

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Beach vacation packing list tent rules: from Myrtle Beach, Ocean City MD, and most Hawaii state beaches ban tents during peak season to Myrtle Beach allows only umbrellas (and small infant tents) from Memorial Day to the day after Labor Day; Ocean City MD bans tents with sides but allows open canopies; Hawaii dropped.

The list said Myrtle Beach, Ocean City MD and most Hawaii state beaches ban tents in peak season. The City of Myrtle Beach allows only umbrellas, plus small infant tents, from Memorial Day to the day after Labor Day. Ocean City MD bans tents with sides on its beaches with no season limit, and open-sided canopies are still allowed (https://oceancitymd.gov/oc/?p=72988). We found no Hawaii rule banning tents on state beaches, so Hawaii is no longer named.

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Cairo packing list outlet voltage: from 220V/50Hz to 230V/50Hz.

The list said Egypt runs at 220V. The Egyptian Electricity Holding Company describes its low-voltage grid as 400/230V at 50 Hz, so the list now says 230V, matching our plug finder. US travelers still need a converter for single-voltage devices either way.

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Port of San Francisco cruise lines: from 4 lines (Princess Cruises, Carnival, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises) to 3 lines (Celebrity Cruises removed).

The Port of San Francisco names Princess and Carnival as its homeport lines, Norwegian lists San Francisco among its departure ports, and Celebrity's embarkation ports page does not list San Francisco, so we no longer list Celebrity at San Francisco.

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San Juan Cruise Port Cruise lines: from 6 lines (Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian Cruise Line, Celebrity Cruises, Virgin Voyages, Disney Cruise Line) to 5 lines (Carnival removed).

Carnival's San Juan page lists only cruises from other ports that visit San Juan, and no official page shows Carnival starting cruises there, so we no longer list Carnival at San Juan.

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Copa Airlines international first checked bag price range: from Not published to USD 65-85 (Economy Basic, sampled US routes).

Copa's baggage calculator prices a first checked bag on an Economy Basic fare at 65 USD from Miami to Panama City and 85 USD from New York to Lima and from Los Angeles to Bogota. The checked-bag fee tool and the carry-on page now show that range for international trips.

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Norwegian Air Shuttle second checked bag fee: from Not published to $29.90.

Norwegian charges 29.90 USD for a second checked bag on a domestic flight when you add it before check-in, so we now show $29.90. International flights cost 28-46 USD for the second bag.

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SAS Scandinavian Airlines in-cabin pet fee: from Not published to $105.

SAS now publishes its pet fees by route. A pet in the cabin costs USD 105 each way on flights to or from Asia, Canada and the US, the price a traveler starting in the US pays, so we show that and list the other routes (USD 60 to 159) in the notes.

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SAS Scandinavian Airlines pet cargo fee: from Not published to $370.

SAS now publishes its pet fees by route. A pet in the hold costs USD 370 each way on flights to or from Asia, Canada and the US, the price a traveler starting in the US pays, so we show that and list the other routes (USD 100 to 775) in the notes.

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SAS Scandinavian Airlines bags by fare: from Economy Light, SAS Go Smart, SAS Plus, SAS Business to Economy Light, Economy Standard and Flex, Premium and Premium Flex, Business and Business Flex.

SAS no longer sells the Go Smart and Plus fares. Our fare table now uses the ticket types SAS sells today, and Economy Light shows the carry-on SAS includes on flights outside Europe.

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TAP Air Portugal extra checked bag fee: from EUR 30-60 online, up to EUR 85+ long haul; second bag USD 258 to 301 to From 30 EUR / 37 USD per extra bag.

TAP's baggage page lists extra bags bought online in advance from 30 EUR / 37 USD each, with the price varying by route and date. It does not publish the ranges or the second bag price we showed before, so we removed them.

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TAP Air Portugal checked bags on Plus fare: from Two 23 kg bags to One 23 kg bag (two on Islands and Africa routes).

TAP's Plus fare includes one 23 kg checked bag on Europe and intercontinental flights, and two only between mainland Portugal and the Islands or on Africa routes, so our fare table no longer says two everywhere.

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Chicago (ORD) airlines operating at O'Hare: from 21 airlines, including Air India and China Airlines to 46 airlines, matching O'Hare's airline directory.

O'Hare's airline directory lists Air India as temporarily suspended and does not list China Airlines, and it lists 27 carriers we had left out, including Turkish Airlines, Iberia, Finnair, SWISS and Cathay Pacific.

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Mexico packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Quintana Roo state law requires reef-safe sunscreen at cenotes, eco-parks (Xcaret, Xel-Ha, Rio Secreto) and marine protected areas; oxybenzone and octinoxate banned to Rules named park by park: Xcaret and Xel-Ha allow only zinc- or titanium-based mineral sunscreen, Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice elsewhere.

The list said a Quintana Roo state law requires reef-safe sunscreen at cenotes, eco-parks and marine protected areas. We found no such law. The rules we could read are narrower: Xcaret's and Xel-Ha's own FAQs say only sunscreen with titanium oxide and zinc oxide is allowed in each park, and the 1998 rules for Cozumel's federal reef national park list using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense. The lines now name those rules, drop Rio Secreto and the banned-ingredient claim, and keep mineral sunscreen as our advice.

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Thailand packing list national park sunscreen ban: from Reef-safe sunscreen legally required in national parks; ban at marine parks including the Similan and Surin Islands; rangers check to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate, 4MBC or butylparaben banned in national parks since August 2021, fine up to 100,000 baht.

The list said reef-safe sunscreen is legally required in Thai national parks and that rangers check. The 2021 Department of National Parks notice bans bringing or using sunscreen with four named chemicals in national parks, with a fine of up to 100,000 baht. It does not require reef-safe sunscreen or name parks, so the lines now state the ban as written and drop the ranger claim.

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Buenos Aires, Argentina plug types: from Type C, Type I to Type I.

The guide's essentials listed Type C and Type I plugs. Argentina's tourism board says the only official and mandatory plug is Type I, so the guide now names Type I, matching our Buenos Aires packing list and plug finder.

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Cancun, Mexico reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Oxybenzone and octinoxate sunscreen banned at cenotes, eco-parks and many beaches in Quintana Roo; rangers check sunscreen at cenotes to Rules set park by park: Xcaret and Xel-Ha allow only zinc- or titanium-based mineral sunscreen; no state-wide ban found; ask each cenote.

The guide said oxybenzone and octinoxate sunscreen is banned at cenotes, eco-parks and many beaches in Quintana Roo, and that rangers check sunscreen at cenotes. We found no state law or official source for that. Xcaret's and Xel-Ha's own FAQs say only sunscreen with titanium oxide and zinc oxide is allowed in each park, so the tip now names those park rules, matching our Mexico packing list.

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Cozumel, Mexico reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Biodegradable sunscreen required in marine parks like Chankanaab and on snorkel tours; aerosol sunscreen banned at most reef sites to Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen; Chankanaab's operator recommends biodegradable; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice.

The guide said biodegradable sunscreen is required at Chankanaab and on snorkel tours, and that aerosol sunscreen is banned at most reef sites. Cozumel Parks, which runs Chankanaab, only recommends biodegradable sunscreen, and we found no source for the tour or aerosol rules. The one rule we could read is the 1998 rules for Cozumel's federal reef national park, which list using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense. The tip now says that, matching our Cozumel packing list.

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Maui, Hawaii sunscreen rule: from Reef-safe sunscreen legally required in Hawaii; oxybenzone and octinoxate sunscreens banned; lifeguards and tour operators check to Maui County bans selling, distributing or using non-mineral sunscreen since October 1, 2022 (civil fines up to $1,000); Hawaii bans selling oxybenzone or octinoxate sunscreen since January 1, 2021.

The guide credited Hawaii state law with requiring reef-safe sunscreen. State law only bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate. The broader rule is Maui County's: since October 1, 2022 only mineral sunscreen may be sold, distributed or used in the county. The tip now names both rules with their real scope, and the unsourced line about lifeguards checking is gone.

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Puerto Vallarta, Mexico Los Arcos and Marietas sunscreen rule: from Chemical sunscreen banned in the Los Arcos marine park and at the Marietas Islands; rangers and tour operators check to No official sunscreen rule found for Los Arcos or the Marietas Islands; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice for snorkeling there.

The guide said chemical sunscreen is banned at Los Arcos and the Marietas Islands and that rangers check. Mexico's protected areas commission does not list Los Arcos among the areas it manages, and the published management rules for Islas Marietas National Park do not mention sunscreen, so the lines now give mineral sunscreen as our advice for snorkeling there.

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San Juan, Puerto Rico cruise port capacity: from Up to 7 ships at once to Six berths.

The port lists six berths and publishes no figure for how many ships it can take at once, so we now give its berth count.

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Beach vacation packing essentials sunscreen rules by place: from Reef-safe is the law in Hawaii; similar rules apply in Palau, Bonaire, parts of Aruba, and Mexican reef parks and cenotes, where staff make you swap sunscreen at the gate to Each place's own rule: Hawaii sale ban, Maui County mineral-only sale and use, Hawaii County sale ban, Palau bring-in ban, Aruba oxybenzone import and sale ban, Xcaret and Xel-Ha park rules; Bonaire and the Tulum cenotes dropped.

The guide said reef-safe sunscreen is the law in Hawaii and grouped Palau, Bonaire, parts of Aruba and Mexican parks and cenotes as having similar rules. The official texts differ place by place. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, not bringing or using it. Maui County allows only mineral sunscreen to be sold, distributed or used since October 1, 2022, while Hawaii County bans only selling non-mineral sunscreen. Palau bans bringing in sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate, octocrylene and other listed chemicals since January 1, 2020. Aruba's ban covers importing and selling sunscreen with oxybenzone only. Xcaret and Xel-Ha are park rules asking for zinc- or titanium-based mineral sunscreen. Bonaire never enacted its proposed ban, so it is no longer named. Mineral sunscreen stays as our advice. The cenotes near Tulum and the gate-swap line had no source and were removed.

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First-time cruise tips reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required at some Caribbean ports to Mineral sunscreen as our advice; US Virgin Islands and Cozumel reef park rules named.

No official rule covers a Caribbean port as a whole. The real rules are narrower: the US Virgin Islands bans using or possessing sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene, and Cozumel's federal reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen inside the park.

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SJU airport to San Juan cruise port Royal Caribbean's San Juan terminal: from Old San Juan Pier 3 to Pan American Pier 2.

Royal Caribbean's own San Juan directions page gives Pan American Pier 2, not Old San Juan Pier 3. We now give each line's terminal from its own page: Norwegian Pan American Pier 1 East, Celebrity Pan American Pier 1 East and West, and Virgin Voyages Pier 4 or the PanAM East Terminal.

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All-inclusive resort packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Most Mexico cenotes require biodegradable sunscreen; Cozumel National Marine Park bans oxybenzone and octinoxate; Aruba, Bonaire and Hawaii ban oxybenzone and octinoxate by law to Only sourced rules named: Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen, Aruba bans importing or selling sunscreen with oxybenzone, Hawaii bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate; Bonaire and the cenote claim removed; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice.

The list said most Mexico cenotes require biodegradable sunscreen, that Cozumel's marine park bans oxybenzone and octinoxate, and that Aruba, Bonaire and Hawaii ban both chemicals by law. The official texts are narrower. Cozumel's 1998 reef park rules list using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense inside the park and name no chemicals. Aruba's 2019 ordinance, in force since July 1, 2020, bans importing, making, selling or giving away sunscreen with oxybenzone only. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, not bringing or using it. Bonaire's 2018 Island Council motion was never found as an enacted rule, and no official rule covers most cenotes, so both are no longer named.

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All-inclusive resort packing list full-face snorkel masks: from Full-face snorkel masks banned at many reef sites to Skipping full-face masks kept as our advice, with no ban claim.

The list said full-face snorkel masks are banned at many reef sites. No government or park rule banning them was found, only some tour operators' own policies, so skipping them is now worded as our advice.

Bachelorette party packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in parts of Mexico and Hawaii to Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen, and Hawaii bans selling ones with oxybenzone or octinoxate; mineral sunscreen kept as our pick.

The sunscreen note said reef-safe sunscreen is required by law in parts of Mexico and Hawaii. The only federal Mexico rule found is Cozumel's reef national park, which lists using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense inside the park. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, not using it.

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Beach vacation packing list sunscreen rules by place: from Hawaii banned oxybenzone and octinoxate sunscreens; Maui County and the Big Island ban all non-mineral sunscreens; Mexican reef parks (Xel-Ha, Xcaret, Chankanaab), Bonaire, Palau and Aruba have similar rules to Each place's own rule: Hawaii sale ban, Maui County mineral-only sale and use, Hawaii County sale ban, Palau bring-in ban, Aruba oxybenzone import and sale ban, Xcaret and Xel-Ha park rules; Bonaire and Chankanaab dropped.

The list said Bonaire, Palau, Aruba and Mexican reef parks have sunscreen rules similar to Hawaii's. The official texts differ place by place. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, not bringing or using it. Maui County allows only mineral sunscreen to be sold, distributed or used since October 1, 2022, while Hawaii County bans only selling non-mineral sunscreen. Palau bans bringing in sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate, octocrylene and other listed chemicals since January 1, 2020. Aruba's ban covers importing and selling sunscreen with oxybenzone only. Xcaret and Xel-Ha are park rules asking for zinc- or titanium-based mineral sunscreen. Bonaire never enacted its proposed ban, so it is no longer named. Mineral sunscreen stays as our advice.

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Destination wedding packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in Mexico, Hawaii and Palau to Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen and Hawaii bans selling ones with oxybenzone or octinoxate; mineral sunscreen kept as our pick.

The sunscreen note said reef-safe sunscreen is required by law in Mexico, Hawaii and Palau. The only federal Mexico rule found is Cozumel's reef national park, which lists using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense inside the park. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate. Palau is no longer named on this list. The US Virgin Islands wording is unchanged.

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Girls trip packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in parts of Mexico, Hawaii, Aruba and Bonaire to Aruba bans importing or selling sunscreen with oxybenzone, and Hawaii bans selling ones with oxybenzone or octinoxate; mineral sunscreen kept as our pick.

The sunscreen note said reef-safe sunscreen is required by law in parts of Mexico, Hawaii, Aruba and Bonaire. Aruba's 2019 ordinance, in force since July 1, 2020, bans importing, making or selling sunscreen with oxybenzone only. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate. Neither requires visitors to use reef-safe sunscreen. No enacted Bonaire rule was found, and Mexico is no longer named in this note.

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Honeymoon packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in Hawaii, Mexico, Palau and Bonaire to Hawaii bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate and Palau bans bringing it in; Mexico and Bonaire no longer named; mineral sunscreen kept as our pick.

The sunscreen note said reef-safe sunscreen is required by law in Hawaii, Mexico, Palau and Bonaire. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, not bringing or using it. Palau's Responsible Tourism Education Act of 2018 bans bringing sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or eight other listed chemicals into the country since January 1, 2020. No national Mexico rule and no enacted Bonaire rule was found, so neither is named. The US Virgin Islands wording is unchanged.

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Sailing trip packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Many marine parks ban oxybenzone sunscreen; oxybenzone and octinoxate banned in Hawaii, Palau, Bonaire and parts of Mexico to Hawaii bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, Palau bans bringing it in, Thailand bans bringing or using it in national parks, and Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen; Bonaire no longer named.

The list said many marine parks ban oxybenzone sunscreen and named Hawaii, Palau, Bonaire and parts of Mexico. Each place now carries its own rule. Hawaii bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate. Palau bans bringing it into the country. Thailand bans bringing or using it in national parks. Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen. No enacted Bonaire rule was found. The US Virgin Islands sentence is unchanged.

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Weekend getaway packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in Hawaii and Mexico reef zones to Hawaii bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, and Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable ones; mineral sunscreen kept as our pick.

The sunscreen note said reef-safe sunscreen is required by law in Hawaii and Mexico reef zones. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate, not bringing or using it. The only federal Mexico rule found is Cozumel's reef national park, which bans non-biodegradable sunscreen inside the park.

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Yoga retreat packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Hawaii, Mexico, Palau and Bonaire ban oxybenzone and octinoxate, Thailand's marine parks too, and Bali is moving the same way; reef-safe products required to Thailand bans bringing or using sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate, 4-MBC or butylparaben in its national parks, and Hawaii bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate; mineral sunscreen kept as our pick.

The list said Hawaii, Mexico, Palau and Bonaire ban oxybenzone and octinoxate, that Bali is heading the same way, and that reef-safe products are required. Thailand's 2021 national parks notice bans bringing in or using sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate, 4-MBC or butylparaben in every national park, so it now says that. Hawaii's law bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate. No national Mexico rule, no enacted Bonaire rule and no Bali rule was found, so they are no longer named, and Palau was dropped from this list's tropical notes.

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Buenos Aires packing list plug types: from Type C, Type I to Type I.

The page told readers to pack Type C and Type I adapters. Argentina's tourism board says the only official and mandatory plug is Type I and that two-round-pin sockets turn up only in some homes and hotels, so the page now names Type I, matching our plug finder.

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Cancun packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Reef-safe sunscreen required at most cenotes and eco-parks; chemical sunscreen banned at most cenotes and eco-parks; snorkel operators require it and staff check bottles to Only Xcaret and Xel-Ha named, as their own park rules (zinc- or titanium-based sunscreen only); mineral sunscreen kept as our advice for cenotes and reefs.

The list said most cenotes, eco-parks and snorkel operators require reef-safe sunscreen and that staff check your bottle. The rules we could read are Xcaret and Xel-Ha asking visitors to use only zinc- and titanium-based sunscreen, so the lines now name those two parks as park rules, not law, and keep mineral sunscreen as our advice everywhere else.

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Cozumel packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Mexico has banned non-reef-safe sunscreen at parks and many beach areas; required at Cozumel parks (Chankanaab, Punta Sur) to Cozumel Parks (Chankanaab, Punta Sur) recommends biodegradable sunscreen; Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice.

The list said Mexico has banned non-reef-safe sunscreen at parks and beaches and that Chankanaab and Punta Sur require it. Cozumel Parks, which runs both, only recommends 100% biodegradable sunscreen in its FAQ. The one rule we could read is the 1998 rules for Cozumel's federal reef national park, which list using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense. The lines now say that, and keep mineral sunscreen as our advice.

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Grand Cayman packing list reef-safe sunscreen law: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law at Stingray City, Seven Mile Beach marine parks and the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park to No Cayman law requires it; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice for Stingray City and the marine parks.

The list said Cayman law requires reef-safe sunscreen at Stingray City, the marine parks and the Botanic Park. The Department of Environment's Grand Cayman marine parks rules cover fishing, anchoring and feeding stingrays but say nothing about sunscreen, and we found no sunscreen law, so the lines now give mineral sunscreen as our advice.

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Maui packing list sunscreen rule: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by Hawaii state law; fines for using non-compliant sunscreen to Maui County bans selling, distributing or using non-mineral sunscreen since October 1, 2022 (civil fines up to $1,000); Hawaii bans selling oxybenzone or octinoxate sunscreen since January 1, 2021.

The list said Hawaii state law requires reef-safe sunscreen and fines people for wearing other kinds. State law only bans selling sunscreen with oxybenzone or octinoxate. The rule that covers what you wear is Maui County's: since October 1, 2022 only mineral sunscreen may be sold, distributed or used in the county, with civil fines of up to $1,000. The lines now name each rule with its real scope.

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Puerto Vallarta packing list Los Arcos sunscreen rule: from Reef-safe sunscreen required at Los Arcos Marine Park to No official sunscreen rule found for Los Arcos; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice for snorkeling there.

The list said Los Arcos requires reef-safe sunscreen. Mexico's protected areas commission does not list Los Arcos among the areas it manages, and we found no official sunscreen rule for it, so the lines now give mineral sunscreen as our advice for snorkeling there.

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San Juan packing list Puerto Rico sunscreen law: from Reef-safe sunscreen legally required at Puerto Rican beaches since January 2022; oxybenzone, octinoxate and octocrylene banned to No Puerto Rico law requires reef-safe sunscreen or bans chemical formulas; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice.

The list said Puerto Rico has required reef-safe sunscreen since January 2022. No such law exists: a 2025 bill to ban sales of sunscreen with oxybenzone and octinoxate passed the House, but the Senate committee reviewing it recommended against approval. The lines now say no law requires it and keep mineral sunscreen as our advice.

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Tel Aviv packing list plug types: from Type C, Type H to Type H.

The page listed Type C and Type H outlets for Israel. Israel's Ministry of Tourism says most sockets have three pinholes and many also work with European two-pin plugs, so the page now names Type H and mentions the two-pin fit in words, matching our plug finder.

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Austrian Airlines first checked bag fee (international): from Free to $90.

Austrian's cheapest long-haul fare, Economy Light, includes no checked bag. Its U.S. excess-baggage page prices the first bag at USD 90 each way on flights to or from the USA and Canada, so we now show that instead of Free.

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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines first checked bag fee (international): from Free to $75.

KLM's Basic and Light fares include no checked bag. Adding the first one costs USD 75 between the US or Canada and Europe, so we now show that instead of Free.

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SAS Scandinavian Airlines first checked bag fee (international): from Free to $82.

SAS Economy Light includes no checked bag. Its fee table prices the first bag at USD 82 on flights to or from North America when added up to 22 hours before departure, so we now show that instead of Free.

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British Airways first checked bag fee (international): from Free to Not published.

British Airways' cheapest fare, Economy Basic, includes no checked bag, and BA prices added bags only in its baggage calculator, so we no longer show the international first bag as Free.

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Iberia first checked bag fee (international): from Free to Not published.

Iberia's cheapest fare, Economy Basic, includes no checked bag, and Iberia publishes no single price for adding one, so we no longer show the international first bag as Free.

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Virgin Atlantic first checked bag fee (international): from Free to Not published.

Virgin Atlantic's cheapest fare, Economy Light, includes no checked bag, and its bag prices appear only in its baggage calculator, so we no longer show the international first bag as Free.

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Aer Lingus first checked bag fee (international): from Free to Not published.

Aer Lingus's cheapest transatlantic fare, Saver, includes no checked bag, and its bag price depends on destination and booking channel, so we no longer show the international first bag as Free.

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Krakow, Poland Wieliczka Salt Mine ticket price: from 131 PLN to 143 PLN (English-language tour, standard ticket).

The Krakow guide said the guided Tourist Route at the Wieliczka Salt Mine costs from 131 PLN and takes about 2.5 hours. The mine's own price list shows 143 PLN for a standard ticket on an English-language tour, and the route page gives a duration of 2 to 3 hours, so the guide now says so, and the itinerary's door-to-door time with the bus is now 3 to 4 hours.

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Porto, Portugal taylor's port cellar visit price: from 18 euros to 25 euros.

The Porto guide said a visit to Taylor's port cellars costs 18 euros. Taylor's own site prices the visit at 25 euros per person, with an audio tour and a tasting of three ports, so the guide now says 25 euros.

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Krakow packing list Wieliczka Salt Mine tour length: from 1-hour tour to 2 to 3 hour tour.

The Krakow packing list called the Wieliczka Salt Mine a 1-hour tour. The mine's Tourist Route page gives a duration of 2 to 3 hours, so the tip now says so.

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Cruise packing list reef-safe sunscreen rules: from Most Caribbean ports require reef-safe sunscreen; required in ports like Cozumel; Xel-Ha and Xcaret listed as Cozumel parks that ban chemical sunscreen to Only sourced rules named: Cozumel's reef national park bans non-biodegradable sunscreen, plus the Hawaii sale ban and the US Virgin Islands ban; mineral sunscreen kept as our advice.

The list said most Caribbean ports, and Cozumel as a port, require reef-safe sunscreen. The official rule is narrower: the 1998 rules for Cozumel's federal reef national park list using non-biodegradable sunscreen as an offense inside the park. The lines now name that park rule, Hawaii's sale ban and the US Virgin Islands ban, and keep mineral sunscreen as our advice. Xel-Ha and Xcaret, which are on the mainland, are no longer named.

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Hanoi packing list plug types: from Type A, Type C, Type D to Type A, Type C.

The tip and FAQ named Type D sockets for Vietnam. No official source lists Type D there, and Vietnam National Authority of Tourism says most sockets take plugs with two round prongs, so both now name Type A and C, matching our Vietnam packing list and plug finder.

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Hoi An packing list plug types: from Type A, Type C, Type D to Type A, Type C.

The tip and FAQ named Type D sockets for Vietnam. No official source lists Type D there, and Vietnam National Authority of Tourism says most sockets take plugs with two round prongs, so both now name Type A and C, matching our Vietnam packing list and plug finder.

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Air New Zealand overweight checked bag fee (51-70 lb): from $180 to Not published.

Air New Zealand prints two different airport fees for bags from the United States: USD 180 on its optional fees page and USD 70 on its baggage page. Neither page is clearly the one that applies, so we no longer show a figure until the airline lines them up.

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Air New Zealand oversize bag fee (63-80 in): from $180 to Not published.

Air New Zealand prints two different airport fees for bags from the United States: USD 180 on its optional fees page and USD 70 on its baggage page. Neither page is clearly the one that applies, so we no longer show a figure until the airline lines them up.

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Norwegian Air Shuttle first checked bag fee: from Not published to $20.

Norwegian charges 20 USD for a first checked bag on a domestic flight when you add it before check-in, so we now show $20. International flights cost 19-45 USD, as before.

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Norwegian Air Shuttle international first checked bag price range: from Not published to USD 19-45.

Norwegian charges 19-45 USD for a first checked bag on international flights when you add it before check-in. The checked-bag fee tool and the carry-on page now show that range for international trips; the domestic price stays $20.

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GOL Linhas Aéreas international first checked bag price range: from Not published to USD 85-125 (USA routes).

GOL charges USD 85 to USD 125 for a first checked bag on routes to and from the USA when you add it more than 48 hours before takeoff. The checked-bag fee tool and the carry-on page now show that range for international trips.

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Aegean Airlines international first checked bag price range: from Not published to CAD 30-95.

Aegean's Canadian-dollar price list gives a prepaid checked bag up to 23 kg on international flights as CAD 30-95. The checked-bag fee tool and the carry-on page now show that range for international trips.

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Viva Aerobus international first checked bag price range: from Not published to US$40-90 (smallest bag).

Viva Aerobus prices its smallest extra checked bag (15 kg) at US$40-90 online on flights to and from JFK, ORD, LAX and DEN. The checked-bag fee tool and the carry-on page now show that range for international trips.

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TAP Air Portugal first checked bag fee (international): from Free to Not published.

TAP's cheapest fare, Discount, is sold on intercontinental flights and includes no checked bag, and TAP prices extra bags by route and date, so we no longer show the international first bag as Free.

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Turkish Airlines first checked bag fee (international): from Free to Not published.

Turkish Airlines' cheapest fare, EcoFly, does not include a checked bag on every route, and Turkish prices extra bags only through its baggage calculator, so we no longer show the international first bag as Free.

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Beach vacation packing list Key West sunscreen ban: from Key West listed with places that ban or restrict chemical sunscreen to Key West removed; the reef-safe FAQ now says Florida has no local sunscreen bans.

The list named Key West among places with chemical sunscreen bans. Since July 1, 2020, Florida law reserves the regulation of over-the-counter drugs and cosmetics, sunscreen included, to the state, so Key West has no sunscreen ban of its own. Key West is gone from those lines and the reef-safe FAQ now says so. Mineral SPF stays as our advice.

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Cruise packing list Key West sunscreen ban: from Reef-safe sunscreen described as required in Key West; Key West listed with places that ban chemical sunscreen to Key West removed from the sunscreen lines.

The list said Key West requires reef-safe sunscreen and bans chemical sunscreen. Florida law has reserved sunscreen regulation to the state since July 1, 2020, so Key West has no such rule, and the lines no longer name it.

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United States packing list Key West sunscreen ban: from The Keys ban oxybenzone; reef-safe sunscreen required at Florida Keys marine parks and in Hawaii to Hawaii bans oxybenzone; reef-safe sunscreen is our advice for Florida reefs, not a rule, since Florida has no local sunscreen bans.

The list said the Florida Keys ban oxybenzone and that marine parks there require reef-safe sunscreen. Florida law has reserved sunscreen regulation to the state since July 1, 2020, so the region line now names only Hawaii's and the USVI's bans and the sunscreen note says reef-safe is our advice for Florida reefs, not a rule.

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Beach vacation packing essentials Key West sunscreen ban: from Similar sunscreen rules to Hawaii's apply in Key West to Key West removed; the Sun protection section now says Florida has no local sunscreen bans.

The guide grouped Key West with places that ban or restrict chemical sunscreen. Since July 1, 2020, Florida law reserves the regulation of over-the-counter drugs and cosmetics, sunscreen included, to the state, so both FAQs drop Key West and the sun protection section says Florida has no local sunscreen bans.

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Vietnam packing list plug types: from Type A, Type C, Type D to Type A, Type C.

The list named Type D sockets for Vietnam. No official source lists Type D there, and Vietnam National Authority of Tourism says most sockets take plugs with two round prongs, so the list, overview and FAQ now name Type A and C, matching our plug finder.

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Bangkok, Thailand voltage: from 230V / 50Hz to 220V / 50Hz.

The guide said Thailand runs at 230V. The Tourism Authority of Thailand gives domestic supply as 220 volts at 50 cycles, so the guide now says 220V, matching our plug finder.

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Chiang Mai, Thailand voltage: from 230V / 50Hz to 220V / 50Hz.

The guide said Thailand runs at 230V. The Tourism Authority of Thailand gives domestic supply as 220 volts at 50 cycles, so the guide now says 220V, matching our plug finder.

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Lufthansa first checked bag fee (international): from Not published to $90.

Lufthansa's U.S. excess-baggage page prices the first checked bag on a Light fare at USD 90 each way on flights to or from the USA and Canada, the same online and at check-in, so we now show it.

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SWISS International Air Lines first checked bag fee (international): from Not published to $90.

SWISS's U.S. excess-baggage page prices a bag on a fare with no free allowance, such as Economy Light, at USD 90 each way on flights to or from the USA and Canada, so we now show it.

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Air Canada first checked bag fee (international): from Not published to $90.

Air Canada charges Economy Basic fares bought from May 14, 2026 CA/US$90 for the first bag on flights between Canada or the U.S. and Europe, Africa, Asia, the South Pacific, the Middle East and South America, so we now show it.

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New Orleans (MSY) concourses: from Concourses A, B, C and D to Three concourses.

The New Orleans terminal has three concourses and 35 gates, so we no longer list four.

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Cairo packing list who gets a visa on arrival: from US, UK, Canadian, Australian and EU citizens to US, UK, Canadian and Australian citizens.

The US, UK, Canadian and Australian governments each confirm their citizens can buy a tourist visa on arrival in Egypt. No official page we could read confirms it for EU citizens as a group, so we removed them from the list.

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Cairo packing list blank passport page: from At least one blank page, for everyone to At least one blank page, per US and UK government advice.

The blank-page rule is stated by the UK and US governments for their own passport holders, so the Cairo visa answer now says where it comes from.

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Morocco (entry requirements) visa-free stay for EU citizens: from Up to 90 days to Visa-exempt (stay length not published).

Morocco's official list confirms EU citizens are exempt from the entry visa but does not give one stay length for them, so we no longer quote 90 days for EU travelers. The 90-day figure stays for US, UK, Canadian and Australian citizens, each confirmed by their own government.

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Morocco (entry requirements) passport validity: from At least 6 months beyond entry, for everyone to US: 6 months at entry. Canada: 6 months beyond departure. UK: 3 months after arrival.

The six-month passport rule comes from US government advice. UK government advice asks only for a passport valid at least 3 months after the date you arrive, and Canada asks for 6 months beyond your departure date, so we now state each rule for its own passport.

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Morocco (entry requirements) proof of onward travel: from May be requested to Removed.

None of the US, UK, Canadian or Australian government pages for Morocco mention proof of onward travel or accommodation, so we removed the line.

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Morocco (entry requirements) staying longer than 90 days: from Requires a residence permit to Request an extension at a Moroccan police station.

UK and Canadian government advice both say to ask a local Moroccan police station to extend a stay beyond 90 days.

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Cairo packing list passport validity: from 6 months beyond entry, for everyone to 6 months on arrival (US and UK advice). Canada: 6 months beyond departure.

Canada asks for a passport valid at least 6 months beyond the date you leave Egypt, not just 6 months from entry, so the Cairo list now states the Canadian rule separately.

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Marrakech passport validity: from 6 months at entry, for everyone to US: 6 months at entry. Canada: 6 months beyond departure. UK: 3 months after arrival.

The six-month rule comes from US government advice. The UK asks for at least 3 months after arrival and Canada for 6 months beyond the date you leave Morocco, so the Marrakech page now states each rule for its own passport, matching the Morocco packing list.

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Cairo passport validity: from 6 months beyond entry, for everyone to 6 months from arrival. Canada: 6 months beyond departure.

Egypt's e-visa portal asks for a passport valid 6 months from arrival, and Canada asks for 6 months beyond the date you leave Egypt, so the Cairo page and its visa FAQ now state the Canadian rule separately, matching the Cairo packing list.

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St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands Magens Bay admission: from $5 to $7 non-resident, plus $2 parking.

Two spots on the St. Thomas guide still said Magens Bay costs $5; the Magens Bay Authority charges non-residents $7 per person plus $2 for parking, which the rest of the guide already said.

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SAS Scandinavian Airlines basic fare checked bag fee: from $40 to $82.

We showed the $40 SAS charges for a first bag on an Economy Light ticket within Europe when added 8 or more days ahead. On flights to or from North America and Asia it is $82 when added 22 or more hours before departure, which is the price a traveler starting in the US pays, so we now show that and keep the Europe price in the fare notes.

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St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands USVI sunscreen ban: from The USVI has not banned non-reef-safe sunscreen to Banned since March 30, 2020: selling, importing for sale, and using or possessing sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene.

The St. Thomas guide said the USVI had no sunscreen ban. Act No. 8185 has banned sunscreen containing oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene across the territory since March 30, 2020, including using or possessing it, so the sunscreen tip now says so, matching the St. Thomas packing list.

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St. Thomas packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from Mineral sunscreen legally required since March 2020; chemical sunscreens banned at beaches and park areas to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide since March 30, 2020; mineral SPF recommended.

The law bans three named chemicals everywhere in the USVI rather than requiring mineral sunscreen, and it is not limited to beaches or the national park, so the list now states the ban as written and keeps mineral SPF as our advice.

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SunExpress 1st checked bag: from €15 to Not published.

SunExpress lists its free allowance by fare and route but publishes no fixed price for adding a checked bag, so we no longer show a starting fee. Its SunEco Plus and SunComfort allowances also drop to 20 kg and 25 kg on Antalya, Alanya, Bodrum and Dalaman flights, which the fare notes now say.

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Brussels (BRU) train ride time to the city: from Not published to 18 to 23 min.

Brussels Airport says the train takes about 18 minutes to Brussels-Central and 23 minutes to Brussels-South.

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Taipei Taoyuan (TPE) bus ride time to Taipei: from Not published to 55 to 80 min.

The airport bus page lists Kuo-Kuang buses to Taipei Bus Station at about 55 minutes, or 70 to 80 minutes on the slower route.

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Warsaw Chopin (WAW) taxi fare to the city center: from Not published to About PLN 50 (about $14).

Warsaw Chopin Airport puts the taxi fare to the city center at about PLN 50.

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Prague (PRG) taxi fare to the city center: from Not published to About CZK 800 (about $37).

Prague Airport says a typical taxi fare to the city center is around CZK 800 (EUR 32).

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Edinburgh (EDI) taxi ride time to the city: from Not published to About 20 min.

Edinburgh Airport says the city center is about a 20 minute drive by taxi. Fares are set by the city council and metered.

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Panama City Tocumen (PTY) taxi fare to Panama City: from Not published to $30 fixed fare.

Tocumen Airport taxis charge a fixed fare by destination: $30 to Panama City for up to two passengers.

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Addis Ababa Bole (ADD) drive time to the city: from Not published to 15 to 30 min.

Central Addis Ababa is roughly a 15 to 30 minute drive from Bole airport, depending on traffic. No official taxi fare is published.

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All-inclusive resort packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from USVI law described as covering only part of the territory and two chemicals (oxybenzone, octinoxate); reef-safe sunscreen described as required by law to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide in the USVI since March 30, 2020.

The list said the USVI restricts two sunscreen chemicals in only part of the territory and that the law requires reef-safe sunscreen. Act No. 8185 bans selling, importing for sale, and using or possessing sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene across the whole territory, so the USVI wording now says so and mineral SPF stays as our advice.

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Beach vacation packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from The US Virgin Islands has restrictions similar to Hawaii's oxybenzone and octinoxate sale ban to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide in the USVI since March 30, 2020, including using or possessing it.

The reef-safe FAQ grouped the USVI with Hawaii's two-chemical sale ban. The USVI law names a third chemical, octocrylene, and also bans using or possessing such sunscreen anywhere in the territory, so the FAQ now states the USVI rule on its own.

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Sailing trip packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from Oxybenzone and octinoxate sunscreens banned in the USVI to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide in the USVI since March 30, 2020, including using or possessing it.

The sunscreen FAQ listed the USVI among places banning two chemicals. The USVI law also bans octocrylene and covers using or possessing such sunscreen, not just selling it, so the FAQ now says so.

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Honeymoon packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in the US Virgin Islands to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide in the USVI.

The sunscreen note said USVI law requires reef-safe sunscreen. The law bans three named chemicals territory-wide rather than requiring a product type, so the note now names them.

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Destination wedding packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from Reef-safe sunscreen required by law in the US Virgin Islands to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide in the USVI.

The sunscreen note said USVI law requires reef-safe sunscreen. The law bans three named chemicals territory-wide rather than requiring a product type, so the note now names them.

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United States packing list USVI sunscreen ban: from Virgin Islands ban oxybenzone to US Virgin Islands bans oxybenzone, octinoxate and octocrylene territory-wide.

The beach sunscreen line said the Virgin Islands ban oxybenzone. USVI law bans oxybenzone, octinoxate and octocrylene across the whole territory, so the line now names all three.

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Beach vacation packing essentials USVI sunscreen ban: from Similar rules to Hawaii's oxybenzone and octinoxate ban apply in the US Virgin Islands to Sunscreen with oxybenzone, octinoxate or octocrylene banned territory-wide in the USVI since March 30, 2020, including using or possessing it.

The guide grouped the USVI with places that target only oxybenzone and octinoxate. The USVI law adds octocrylene and bans using or possessing such sunscreen anywhere in the territory, so both FAQs and the sun protection section now state the USVI rule on its own.

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Bali, Indonesia who gets a visa on arrival: from Most nationalities to Passport holders from 86 eligible countries.

Indonesia offers visa on arrival to passport holders from 86 listed countries, not to most nationalities. We now say so.

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Bali, Indonesia visa on arrival fee in US dollars: from About $28 to Not published.

The fee is set in rupiah (500,000 IDR), so we now show only the official rupiah amount instead of a dollar conversion that moves with the exchange rate.

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Bali, Indonesia tourist levy in US dollars: from About $8.50 to Not published.

The Bali tourist levy is set at 150,000 IDR, so we now show only the official rupiah amount instead of a dollar conversion that moves with the exchange rate.

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Cairo, Egypt airport visa counter wait: from 15 to 30 minutes to Not published.

No official source gives a processing time for the airport visa counter, so we removed the estimate.

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Cairo, Egypt visa on arrival entries: from Single entry, 30 days to Valid for up to 30 days.

Official guidance says the visa on arrival is valid for up to 30 days and does not describe it as single entry, so we now say only that.

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Cape Town, South Africa blank passport pages: from At least two consecutive blank visa pages to At least two blank visa pages.

South Africa's official guidance asks for at least two unused visa pages but does not say they must be next to each other, so we dropped the word consecutive.

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Cape Town, South Africa Electronic Travel Authorisation: from Launched in late 2025, check whether pre-registration is required to In use at four main airports; travelers without one are processed normally.

South Africa's ETA now runs at its four main airports, including Cape Town. Visa-exempt travelers can apply online before the trip, and travelers who arrive without one are still processed under standard immigration procedures.

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Costa Rica visa-free nationalities: from US, Canadian, UK, Australian, and EU citizens to US, Canadian, UK, and most EU citizens.

Costa Rica's tourism board names US, Canadian and most European citizens as visa-free, and we could not confirm Australian citizens on an official page this time, so we removed them. The immigration officer sets the exact stay at entry.

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Dubai, UAE visa on arrival stay for US citizens: from 30 days to 90 days within 180 days of first entry.

The UAE Embassy in Washington says US citizens get a visa on arrival allowing up to 90 days, in one visit or several, within 180 days of first entry.

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Dubai, UAE extending the visa on arrival: from Extendable at the discretion of immigration officials to Cannot be renewed.

The UAE Embassy says the visa on arrival for US citizens is non-renewable, and overstays are fined 50 AED per day.

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Dubai, UAE visa on arrival fee for US citizens: from Free to Not published.

The UAE's page for US citizens does not state a fee for the visa on arrival, so we no longer describe it as free.

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Dubai, UAE documents to carry: from Return or onward ticket and hotel reservation to Round-trip ticket or confirmed ticket to another destination.

For US citizens, the UAE Embassy lists a round-trip or onward ticket. It does not list a hotel reservation.

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Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands passport validity: from Valid for at least 6 months beyond departure date to Valid beyond the date of your return ticket.

Cayman Islands border control only requires your passport to be valid beyond the date of your return ticket. We had listed a six-month rule, which the islands do not set for visitors.

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Istanbul, Turkey passport validity: from At least 6 months beyond your intended stay to At least 60 days beyond your permitted stay (six months from arrival advised).

Turkey's legal minimum is a passport valid at least 60 days beyond your allowed stay, and its foreign ministry advises six months of validity from the day you arrive. We had listed six months beyond the end of your stay.

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Istanbul, Turkey blank passport page: from At least one blank page to Not published.

Turkey's own passport rules do not mention a blank page, so we removed that requirement until we can confirm it.

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Lima, Peru visa-free stay for US citizens: from Up to 183 days to Up to 90 days, extendable once for another 90 days.

Peru gives US citizens up to 90 days as tourists without a visa, and that stay can be extended once for the same length. We had listed 183 days, which is the limit for other travelers, not Americans.

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Lima, Peru pre-registration and travel insurance: from No pre-registration or travel insurance requirement to Not published.

We removed our statement about pre-registration and travel insurance because Peru's immigration pages do not confirm it. Peru offers an optional online pre-registration for its electronic border gates.

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Marrakech, Morocco visa-free stay for UK, Canadian, Australian and EU citizens: from 90 days visa-free on arrival to Visa-exempt (length of stay not published).

Morocco lists UK, Canadian, Australian and EU citizens as visa-exempt but does not publish one stay length for all of them, so we now state the 90-day limit for US citizens only.

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Marrakech, Morocco blank passport page: from At least one blank page to Not published.

We could not confirm a blank page requirement for Morocco on an official page, so we removed it.

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Nassau, Bahamas passport requirement: from A valid passport is required for air travel to Every visitor needs a passport valid for at least six months.

Bahamas Immigration asks every visitor for a passport valid for at least six months and does not accept US passport cards. Our earlier summary said a passport was needed for air travel only.

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Nassau, Bahamas cruise re-entry documents: from Birth certificate and ID, passport strongly recommended to Birth certificate and ID for US re-entry; ports may still ask for a passport.

We reworded the cruise guidance to match US Customs and Border Protection, which says the countries your ship visits may still ask for a passport.

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Singapore who needs a visa: from Citizens of India, China, and many other countries to Citizens of India, Russia, Pakistan, and a few dozen other countries.

Ordinary Chinese passport holders are not on Singapore's list of nationalities that need a visa. Our summary wrongly included China.

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Singapore length of stay on arrival: from 14, 30, or 90 days (90 days common) to Set by the immigration officer at entry.

Singapore's immigration authority says the officer at the checkpoint sets your length of stay and emails it to you. It does not publish fixed day counts by nationality, so we removed the figures.

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Sydney, Australia ETA validity: from Valid for 12 months to 12 months or until the passport expires, whichever is shorter.

Australia's ETA lasts 12 months or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. We added the passport limit.

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Sydney, Australia passport validity: from Valid for the duration of the stay to Not published.

We could not confirm a passport validity rule on the Australian government's visa pages, so we removed it from the summary.

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Vancouver, British Columbia when you need a Canada travel authorization: from Before any travel to Canada to Only when flying to or through a Canadian airport.

Canada's electronic travel authorization is only needed when you fly to or through a Canadian airport. Visitors arriving by land or sea, including on a cruise, do not need one.

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UAE (entry requirements) visa on arrival stay for US citizens: from 30 days, extendable for a fee to 90 days within 180 days of first entry, not renewable.

The UAE Embassy in Washington says US citizens get a visa on arrival allowing up to 90 days within 180 days of first entry, and it cannot be renewed.

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Nassau packing list Bahamas Travel Health Card: from Required for entry to No longer required.

The Bahamas dropped its travel health visa on Jun 19, 2022, so we removed it from the Nassau packing list and visa answer.

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Cairo packing list visa on arrival fee: from $25 to $30 cash.

The quick answer on the Cairo packing list still showed the old $25 visa on arrival price. It now matches the $30 cash fee shown in the rest of the list.

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UAE (entry requirements) visa-free stay for EU, UK, Canadian and Australian citizens: from 30 to 90 days depending on nationality to Not published.

We could not confirm the stay length for EU, UK, Canadian and Australian visitors on an official page this time, so we removed it and now describe only the rule for US citizens.

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Nassau packing list visa-free stay for US citizens: from Up to 90 days to Up to eight months.

Bahamas Immigration lets US citizens stay up to eight months as visitors, and every visitor needs a passport valid for six months. The overview now matches the rest of the Nassau packing list.

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Grand Cayman packing list passport validity: from 6+ months validity to Valid beyond your return date.

Cayman Islands border control only requires a passport valid beyond the date of your return ticket, so the packing checklist no longer asks for six months.

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Reagan National (DCA) parking: from Not published to $35 / $25.

Reagan National posts drive-up daily maximums of $35 in the Parking 1 and Parking 2 garages and $25 in the Economy lot, so we now show them. Reserving online is often cheaper.

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Dubai International (DXB) parking: from About AED 200 a day (Terminals 1 and 3), AED 60 a day (Terminal 2) to AED 125 first day, AED 85 (Terminal 1 economy), AED 70 (Terminal 2 economy).

Synced to the official Dubai Airports rate tables: premium car parks and Terminal 3 charge AED 125 for the first day and AED 100 for each extra day, and economy car parks charge AED 85 (Terminal 1) or AED 70 (Terminal 2) a day.

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Cleveland Hopkins (CLE) concourses: from Concourses A, B, C and D to Concourses A, B and C.

Cleveland airlines use Concourses A, B and C only, so we no longer list a Concourse D.

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