The palace, which is the official residence of Ukraine's President, is a sight to behold. Despite the ongoing conflict, Ukraine continues to attract filmmakers and artists from all over the world.
The announcement comes as Hong Kong prepares to host a series of international events, including Clockenflap, Art Basel, and the Hong Kong Sevens.
The plan includes denying asylum to those who enter the UK illegally, detaining and deporting them in weeks, and banning them from re-entering the country.
The move follows other countries, including Japan, dropping similar requirements for travelers from China. The United States will continue to monitor cases of COVID-19 in China and around the world.
Taiwan's new program aims to revitalize its tourism industry by offering handouts of NT$5,000 to 500,000 individual tourists and allowances of up to NT$20,000 to 90,000 tour groups.
The move is expected to save the government around $567 million per year and increase the country's real GDP by $88 million. The decision is part of a wider national plan that aims to boost growth, reduce home and goods prices, and promote energy and transport projects.
Thailand's cabinet has approved entry fees for international visitors that will start in June, with rates set at 150 and 300 baht. The move, which is expected to generate about 3.9 billion baht in fees this year, has been widely criticised by the local tourism industry.
The Government of India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has released updated guidelines for international arrivals in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. These guidelines outline protocols for travellers and points of entry, such as airports and seaports, to ensure the health and safety of all.
The Hajj and Umrah Department in Qatar has announced new directives for residents wishing to perform Hajj this year, including the requirement of completing Covid-19 vaccination and a minimum age requirement. The application process is straightforward, with results expected to be announced within a week to ten days of the closing date.
Singapore is making progress in its fight against COVID-19 as it announces the easing of restrictions for non-fully vaccinated travelers. The removal of the negative pre-departure test requirement and the easing of mask-wearing rules is a step towards the normalization of life in the country.