Cruise Ship With Some 800 COVID-Infected Passengers Docs Sydney

The Majestic Princess cruise ship with about 800 passengers infected with COVID-19 has docked in Sydney Harbor, the ABC broadcaster reported on Saturday.

Pakistan snow: Hundreds rescued from vehicles in deadly blizzard - BBC News

Hundreds of people who were trapped in vehicles in a deadly blizzard have been moved to safety as rescuers scramble to clear roads in northern Pakistan.

Nine people survived a helicopter crash in Kamchatka - regional Health Ministry - TASS

Nine people survived the crash of an Mi-8 helicopter in the Kronotsky Nature Reserve in Kamchatka, acting Health Minister of the region Marina Volkova told TASS.

Grèce : quelle reprise économique après le Covid-19 ? (partie 1)

 

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Venezia: ripartono le crociere... e le proteste di chi non vuole più le grandi navi in laguna

 

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UK restricts travel from Portugal as variant fears grow ahead of reopening

 

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Turkish delegation visits Russia to discuss vaccines, tourism

A delegation of 10 Turkish officials, including Presidential spokesperson İbrahim Kalın, Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy and deputy health minister, has paid a visit to Russia to discuss tourism and the delivery of Sputnik V coronavirus vaccine.

Ripartono le crociere dopo quattro mesi di stop

 

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EU to accept tourists inoculated with vaccines approved by European regulator - official - TASS

European Union countries will accept tourists inoculated with vaccines approved by the European Medicines Agency (EMA), European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in an interview with the New York Times.

Grecia: Kastellorizo, isola Covid free che strizza l'occhio ai turisti

 

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Kommen jetzt die Touristen zurück? Griechische Insel ist coronafrei

 

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Greece enthusiastic about resumption of air service with Russia, says deputy minister - TASS

Greece is enthusiastic about Russia’s decision to resume bilateral international air service starting February 8, Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko told Russian reporters late on Friday in Athens following the political consultations at the Greek foreign ministry.

Japan's PM may curb tourism campaign to fight virus as approval rating drops | One America News Network

(Reuters) – Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga will chair a coronavirus meeting on Monday and could further restrict a travel subsidy programme in an effort to contain mounting infections, as his approval rating plummets over the handling of the pandemic.

Spain likely to lose up to 27 bln euros if Catalan crisis worsens

The Bank of Spain, the central bank, has warned that the economic growth of the country could be affected if the constitutional crisis in the Catalan region gets worse.

Une voiture percute des piétons à Londres: plusieurs blessés

Une voiture a percuté des piétons à Londres. D'après le Daily Mail, le conducteur du véhicule aurait agit de façon intentionnelle.

European Cities Ramp up Security with New Barriers to Protect People from Terrorists

Authorities in several European cities decided to compromise the aesthetic look of some of their most beautiful sites to provide additional security to residents and tourists in the wake of recent terrorist vehicle attacks.

Six French soldiers injured after being struck by car in Paris

Six French soldiers have been injured after they struck by a car in the Paris suburb of Levallois-Perret.

Tremblements de terre: deux morts tués par un effondrement et d'énormes dégâts à Kos, des centaines de blessés à Bodrum

Un puissant séisme a frappé dans la nuit de jeudi à vendredi l'île grecque de Kos et la station balnéaire turque de Bodrum en pleine saison touristique, tuant un Suédois et un Turc et faisant des centaines de blessés.

Turquie: au moins 20 morts dans un accident de bus

Au moins 20 personnes ont été tuées et 11 grièvement blessées samedi lorsqu'un bus transportant des touristes locaux a quitté la route dans le sud-ouest de la Turquie, a indiqué le gouverneur de la province de Mugla.

EE.UU. advierte a sus ciudadanos sobre posibles amenazas terroristas en Europa

El Departamento de Estado de EE.UU. ha emitido este lunes una "alerta de viaje" que advierte a los ciudadanos de este país sobre "los continuos riesgos de ataques terroristas" que existen al viajar a Europa durante "los siguientes cuatro meses", informan medios estadounidenses.