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Tag: Travellers

Denmark / Finland / General news / Iceland / Norway / Sweden / Thailand

Thailand may scrap visa-free entry for 36 countries

April 23, 2026April 23, 2026 - by Freja Nanna Mogensen - Leave a Comment

Thailand is considering tightening its visa-free entry rules and could reduce the number of eligible countries from 93 to 57. According to The Thaiger, the Ministry of Tourism and Sports …

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Denmark / Finland / Hospitality / Laos

Finnish and Danish travellers decreased in Laos in 2019

January 9, 2020 - by Zazithorn Ruengchinda - Leave a Comment

Laos welcomed 4.58 million international visitors in 2019, representing growth of nine percent over 2018 when tourist numbers failed to reach the target. Local daily Vientiane Times quoted Director General …

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