What changed: The EU Entry / Exit System (EES) From 12 October 2025 the EU began a phased rollout of the Entry/Exit System (EES) at external Schengen borders. EES replaces passport stamping with an electronic entry/exit record for non-EU travellers and requires facial photos and fingerprints on first entry (children under 12 may only need…
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is urging airlines to readjust their emergency evacuation procedures to emphasize a simple but critical rule: passengers must not bring carry-on items during an emergency evacuation. At Blendtrips, we don’t just want you to travel and have fun, we care about your safety, too. That’s why keeping you updated on…
In 2025, the world’s most powerful passport doesn’t belong to the U.S. or a European country. No! it actually belongs to Singapore. With a Singaporean passport in hand, you can access 194 countries visa-free, making it the ultimate symbol of global mobility. From vibrant cities to hidden gems across continents, this passport is a ticket…
If you’re planning to visit the US, whether for a dream vacation or a study abroad program, you need to know about the latest visa rule changes. The US Department of State is stepping up its vetting game, and here’s what you need to do:What’s changing?You’ll now need to submit your social media handles from…
Air Peace will make history this October as it launches direct flights from Abuja to London, servicing both Heathrow and Gatwick airports. The Abuja–Heathrow route takes off October 26, 2025, followed by Abuja–Gatwick on October 28, 2025, making Air Peace the first Nigerian airline to offer direct connections from the nation’s capital to both of…
In a recent shift to its visa policy, the United States Department of State has significantly reduced the duration and entry privileges for nonimmigrant visa holders from 26 countries, 21 of which are in Africa. Among the most affected are international students from Nigeria and Ghana, who will now only be granted single-entry visas valid…