Ukraine

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There has been an extensive Russian Federation military presence since their Ukraine invasion on February 24, 2022. Numerous war crimes have been observed. When the invasion will end remains unknown followed by when the Ukrainians may even begin to rebuild. So many civilian and solider lives have been lost.

Our thoughts and prayers remain with all Ukrainians!

Carpathian Mountain, Ukraine. Photo Credit: Nadine/Pixabay 

Why visit Ukraine?

Before the Russian invasion was best known for art, beaches, birdwatching, cafes, canoeing, castle ruins, cathedrals, churches, climbing, culture, fishing, gardens, hand painted lacquerware, hiking, historical sites,  horseback riding, hunting, kayaking, metal sculptures, mountain biking, mountains,  musical instruments, nightlife. rolling countryside, sailing, skiing, villages, water sports, and wood sculpture.

Kiev, Ukraine. Photo Credit: Мария Антонова/Pixabay 

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Caviar, ceramics, decorative towels, Easter eggs, embroidery goods, folk music, fur caps, handmade loom goods, knit bags, vodka, and wall plaques.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Banush (cornmeal stew). Borscht (vegetable soup). Bublik (bread roll). Chicken Kiev. Deruny (potato pancakes). Holubtsi (stuffed cabbage). Kapusnyak (pork soup). Korovais (bread). Kyiv Cake. Mlyntsi (stuffed pancake). Palianytsia (bread). Pampushky (fluffy bread). Paska (pastry). Solyanka (meat soup).
• Local Drink to Try: Chernihivske (beer). Horilka (spirit). Lvivske (beer). Obolon (beer). Slavutych (beer). 

Decorative Easter Eggs. Photo Credit: Yevhen Paramonov/Pixabay 

Fun Facts

• Lviv University is the oldest (1661).
  
• Second largest European country. 
  
• Eighth most populous European country.
• President is elected serving a 5 year term.
• One largest wheat exporter in the world.
  
• Offers natives free higher education.
• Home of some of the best Boxers in the world.
  

St Andrew's Church, Kyiv, Ukraine. Photo Credit: Nadine/Pixabay 

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (February) Comic Con Ukraine, Ukrainian Fashion Week,(April) Gogolfest, Two Days & Two Nights of New Music, (March) Docudays, (June) Leopolis Jazz Fest, Mute Nights Festival, Ukrainian World Music Festival, (July) Atlas Festival, Odesa International Film Festival, Summer Music Festival, Wiz-Art, (August) Etnovyr, Zaxidfest, (September) Chervona Ruta Festival, Koktebel Jazz Festival, Kontrasty, Kyiv International Short Film Festival, Kyiv Music Fest, Sorochinsky Yarmarok, White Nights, Z-Games, (October) Kyiv International Film Festival, Lviv International Literary Festival, Molodist International Film Festival, and (December) Premieres of the Season.
• Holidays: New Year's Day, Christmas, International Women's Day, Easter, Pentecost, International Workers' Day, Victory Day over Nazism in World War II, Constitution Day, Statehood Day, Independence Day, Defenders of Ukraine Day, and Christmas Day. 
  

Photo Credit: Yevhen Paramonov/Pixabay 

Good to Know

• Ukrainian is the official language and Russian is widely spoken.
  
• In recent years built new hotels and restaurants were built in Donetsk, Kiev, Odessa, Donetsk and Yalta.
  
• Always carry your passport with you.
• Medical care is considered adequate but limited.
  
• Avoid tap water consumption.
• Travel with your own toilet paper in rural areas.
• Carpathian Mountains tend to be wet year round.
  
• Bus and subway service are available in Kharkiv and Kiev.
  
• Among the poorest countries in Europe. 
  
• From Port of Odesa ferries sail regularly to Istanbul, Haifa, and Varna.
  
• Most popular navigational rivers are Danube, Dnieper and Pripyat.
• Tourism is unevenly regulated and inspections do not occur.
  
• Local Police are permitted to detain someone up to 72 hours without formal charges.
• Not considered the friendliest accessible destination.
• Prevalent Diseases Influenza & Tuberculosis (TB).
• Drivers are considered aggressive.
  
• Has zero tolerance for driving under the influence. Violators are subject to deportation, fines, and/or imprisonment.
• Nonpayment of parking or traffic fines will result in travel ban departures.
  
• Cellular use while driving is illegal.
• Do not turn right on a red light.
  
• Seat belts are mandatory.

Photo Credit: Ronisław Dróżka/Pixabay 

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA not required for visits under 90 days.
• Currency Restrictions for Entry/Exit: $10,000EUR.

Photo Credit: Дмитрий Буханцов/Pixabay 

• Best Time to Visit: May - September
• Coldest Months: December - March
• Hottest Months: May - August
• Peak Season: August - October

Kamianets-Podilskyi Castle. Photo Credit: annaost29/Pixabay 

Your Must-See & Do

• UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Old Town & The Struve Geodetic Arc

Photo Credit: Дмитрий Буханцов/Pixabay 

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Uganda

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Why visit Uganda?

Best known for birdwatching, culture, game reserves, lakes, landscape, mountains, national parks, rain forests, rivers, safari, savannah, white water rafting, and wildlife.

Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda. Photo Credit: Irenekooiker/Pixabay

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Batik prints, carved nativity sets, carved soapstone, coffee, cowhide wallets, musical instruments, multicolored paper bead ornaments, pottery, safari hats, soccer jerseys, wood carvings, and woven goods.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Kabalagala (banana pancakes). Malewa (traditional dish). Mandazi (doughnut). Nsenene (delicacy snack).
• Local Drink to Try: Waragi (gin).

Kampala, Uganda. Photo Credit: Graham Hobster/Pixabay 

Fun Facts

• Home to half of the remaining mountain gorillas in the world.
• Has large untapped reserves of crude oil and natural gas.
  
• Ranks 16th in the world with bird species.

Photo Credit: grassrootscottages/Pixabay 

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (May) LaBa!, Uganda Film Festival, (June) Dragon Boat Festival, Entebbe Botanical Garden Birding Festival, Festival of the Ugandan Martyrs, (July) Jazz & Soul Safari, (August) Green Festival, Nile Festival, Twins Festival, (September) Amakula International Film Festival, Bayimba International Festival of Music & Arts, B-Global Indigenous Hip Hop Festival, International Film Festival of Kampala Amakula, Nyege Nyege Festival, Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo, (October) Kampala City Festival, Kampala Restaurant Week, Nile Gold Jazz Safari, Pizza Festival, Royal Ascot Goat Races, (November) Fish Festival, Mikage World Music, (December) Bakiga Nation, Blankets & Wine Kampala, Johnnie Walker Jazz & Soul Safari, and This is Uganda.
  
• Holidays: New Year's Day, Liberation Day, Archbishop Janani Luwum Day, Women's Day, Labour Day, Uganda Martyrs' Day, National Heroes Day, Independence Day, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha.
  

Photo Credit: Monika/Pixabay 

Good to Know

• Healthcare is below western standards.
• Violet crime is common.
• Avoid demonstrations and large gatherings.
• Dress conservatively.
• USA currency printed before 2006 is not accepted.
  
• Avoid evening travel.
• Seasonal smog ((December - February) causes air pollution.
• Women should not travel alone.
• Prevalent Diseases: Hepatitis B, HIV, Malaria, Marburg Hemorrhagic Fever, Meningitis, Pneumonic Plague, Polio, Schistosomiasis, Tuberculosis (TB), Typhoid, and Yellow Fever.
• Avoid evening exploration.
• Tourism is unevenly regulated and inspections do not commonly occur.
  

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport with six months of validity upon return and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA required.
• Yellow Fever Vaccination required. 

Kampala, Uganda. Photo Credit: Graham Hobster/Pixabay 

• Best Time to Visit: December - March & June - September
• Coolest Month: June & August
• Hottest Months: December - February
• Peak Season: June - October & December - March

Your Must-See & Do

• UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Bwindi Impenetrable Forest, Rwenzori Mountains National Park & Kasubi Tombs

Kazinga Channel, Uganda. Photo Credit: Christian Wicki/Pixabay 

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Tuvalu

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Why visit Tuvalu?

For the traveler seeking a remote destination to enjoy beaches, coral, culture, deep sea fishing, lagoons, relaxation, and snorkeling.

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Bags, baskets, fans, handmade shell jewelry, handwoven pandanus mats, lidded wooden boxes, and postage stamps.

Fun Facts

• In 1982, the late Queen Elizabeth II  (1926 - 2022) of the United Kingdom (1952 - 2022) and the late Prince Philip (1921 - 2021), Duke of Edinburgh visited.
• In 2012, William, Prince of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales visited to mark the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
  
• Country consists of 9 islands.
  
• Has no rivers.
• Freshwater pond on Nanumea.
  
• Local Police wear British style uniforms.
• Buildings are usually coated with white paint (lase), made by burning a large amount of dead coral with firewood. 
• Rising sea levels due Global Warm could vanish the islands.
• Has no museums.
• A spotlight attracts Flying Fish. 

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (March) Tuvalu Village Pasifika Festival, (May) Arts Festival, and Fishing & Cooking Competition.
  
• Holidays: New Year's Day, Commonwealth Day, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, Easter, Easter Monday, Gospel Day, King's Official Birthday, National Children's Day, Tuvalu Day, Heir to the Throne's Birthday, Christmas Day, and Boxing Day.

Good to Know

• Considered one of the least visited South Pacific destinations.
  
• Funafuti Island is the only island to offer hotel facilities.
• Has no tour guides, tour operators or organized activities.
• No cruise ships visit.
• Tends to be a costly destination to get there.
• Inhabited outlying islands require private yacht transportation.
• Waste management is an issue.
  
• Entry requires proof of onward/return ticket.
• Has no sales tax.
• Culturally, legs should be covered while seated.
• Navigation buoys do not always mark coral heads and lagoon shoals.
• Culturally, avoid standing in front of seated people as it's considered rude.
• Take your own gear as there's no dive operators.
• Credit cards are not widely accepted.
• Dress conservatively.
• Rainy Season is October - April.
• Wearing lightweight cotton clothing is recommended.
  
• Funafuti and Nukufetau are the only atolls with safe lagoon anchorage passages. 
  
• Nightlife is limited.
• Prevalent Diseases: Chikungunya, Dengue, Tuberculosis, and Typhoid.
• Tourism industry is unevenly regulated, and inspections do not commonly occur. 
• A hat and sunscreen is recommended for sun protection.
• Long sleeves and pants are recommended in the evening due to mosquitos.
• Cyclone Season is November - April.
  
• Funafuti offers fishing charters.
  
• Has no ATMs.
• Traffic moves on the left.
  
• Dental and medical care is very limited.
• Princess Margaret Hospital (Funafuti) is the only hospital.
• Major medical care is deferred to Guam or Hawaii.
• Male homosexuality are illegal, punishable to 7 - 14 years’ in prison. 
• Tuvalu National Bank accepts traveler’s checks and most major currencies.
  
• Has no mandated building accessibility requirements.
  
• Flights arrive several day from Nadi International Airport (NAN) and Nausori International Airport (SUV).

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport with six months of validity upon return and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA required.
• Currency Restrictions for Entry/Exit: $3,000AUD.

Subject to cyclones, high temperatures, humidity, hurricanes, and tropical storms. 

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Turkmenistan

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Why visit Turkmenistan?

Only ideal for experienced adventurous travelers seeking to experience archaeological sites, desert, markets, and museums.

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Belts, cotton yarn, cushions, carpets, daggers, embroidered skull caps, fur, furniture, handbags, metal sculpture, robes, silver jewelry, and wool stockings.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Churek (flat bread). Fitchi (meat pies). Manty (steam dumplings). Yarma (porridge). 
• Local Drink to Try: Agaran (camel cream). Chal (camel milk). Chok-Chai (green tea). Gatyk (yogurt). Kara-Uzyum (wine). Yasman-Salik (wine).

Fun Facts

• First rail line was built (18) from the eastern shore of the Caspian Sea to Mollagara.
  
• Second largest of Soviet Central Asian former republics.
  
• Culturally women with one braid and a big handkerchief are married and two braids and a small scarf are not.
• Yurts (tents) in front yards are used as summer houses.
  
• World's 10th largest cotton producer.
  
• Turkmen are known for their horse breeding, horsemanship, and training.
  
• One of the driest places in the world. 
  
• Most sparsely populated nations in Asia.
  
• Education was reduced from 10 years to 9 years.
• Karakum Desert is one of the driest deserts in the world.
  
• Merv is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia.
  
• Considered the 4th largest reserves of natural gas in the world.

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (March) Novruz Festival, (April) Turkmen Horse Festival, (August) Melon Fest, and (October) International Festival of Craftsmen & Masters of Applied Art.
  
• Holidays: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Defender of the Fatherland Day, International Women's Day, Nowruz, Day of Remembrance of National Heroes of Turkmenistan, State Flag & Constitution Day, Day of Revival, Carpet Day, Day of Turkmen Workers of Culture & Art, Day of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Border Guards Day, Independence Day, Turkmen Bakhshi Day, Day of the Worker in the Organs of National Security, Day of the Navy, Day of Remembrance, Health Day, Day of Neutrality, Eid al-Fitr, and Eid al-Adha.

Good to Know

• Letter of invitation is required for entry.
  
• Foreigners are forbidden to travel to “restricted zones” without special permission from the State Migration Service (SMS).
  
• Remains one of the world's most repressive countries.
  
• Internet access is filtered.
• Websites to which the government objects are blocked.
  
• Avoid rail service due to frequent delays, theft, and unsanitary conditions.
  
• Turkmen is the official language. 
  
• Illegal to photograph  anything military or security related, certain buildings. food markets, or government buildings.
• Staying at a different location than conveyed to the State Migration Service (SMS) will lead to being arrested.
• Illegal to use foreign currency.
• Customs Regulations are strict.
  
• Same-sex sexual contact between men is illegal.
  
• Not wheelchair accessible friendly destination.
• Medical care is limited and well below western standards.
  
• Driving intoxicated imposes a fine, incineration, and your drivers license being revoked.
• Negotiate taxi fares before departure.
• Avoid evening exploration.
• “Ferries” crossing the Caspian Sea are cargo ships taking passengers as space permits. Food and water are not typically provided. A vacant dock is known to take a week or so.
  
• Tourism  is unevenly regulated and inspections do not commonly occur.
  

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport with six months of validity upon return and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA required.
• Currency Restrictions for Entry/Exit: $3,000TKM.

Subject to four seasons.

• Best Time to Visit: April - June & September - October
• Coldest Months: December - February 
• Hottest Months: June - August
• Peak Season: April - October

Your Must-See & Do

• UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Nisa

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Turkey

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Why visit Turkey?

Ideal for the affluent adventurous traveler seeking to enjoy ancient cave homes, bazaars, beaches, canyon hikes, canyons, churches, forests, hiking, historic mosques, horseback riding, hot air ballooning, lakes, mosaics, mountain climbing, museums, natural beauty, nightlife, palaces, rock formations, rocky coves, rugged mountains, ruins, scuba diving, shopping, skiing, small wineries, snorkel, spas, and water sports.

Cappadocia, Turkey. Photo Credit: Trudi90/Pixabay 

At a Glance

• Souvenirs to Buy: Brass samovars, brassware, ceramics, copper ware, embroidery goods, handwoven rugs, jewelry, kilims, leather goods, meerschaum pipes, paintings, silk, suede goods, tapestry weavings, and tiles.
• Local Cuisine to Try: Hunkar Begendi (eggplant/meat dish). Ic Pilav (fried rice). Izgaralar (grilled meat). Kofte (meatballs). Lahmacun (flatbread). Peynirli Borek (stuffed pastry). Pide (pizza). Yaprak Dolmasi (grape leaves).
• Local Drink to Try: Ayran (yogurt). Efes (beer). Rakı (wine). Sherbet (sweet).

Antalya, Turkey. Photo Credit: hanatour04/Pixabay 

Fun Facts

• Divriği Great Mosque & Hospital is a mosque and hospital built (1228 - 1229) by the local dynasty in the small Anatolian town.
• During the Crimean War (1853 - 1856), the late Florence Nightingale (1820 - 1910), Founder of Modern Nursing, was accredited to pioneering nursing in Istanbul.
• Late Hulusi Behçet (1889 - 1948), Dermatologist & Scientist discovered Behçet's Disease, a autoimmune disorder.
• Bosphorus Bridge (1973), Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge (1988) and Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge (2016) are suspension bridges connecting the Europe and Asian shores to Istanbul.
• Turkish Airlines (1993) is the largest mainline carrier in the world by number of countries served.
  
• First Muslim majority country to hold Gay Pride (2003).
• Dr Aziz Sancar, Molecular Biologist won the Nobel Prize repairing damaged DNA cells.
  
• Istanbul ranked 10th most visited city in the world (2018).
• Çanakkale 1915 Bridge (2022) is the longest suspension bridge in the world.
  
• Ani is a ruined medieval Armenian city in the province of Kars.
  
• Has 19 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
• May - June (Afyon) fields are covered in purple and white dry herb hay "hash hash"  poppies.
• Among the most visited countries in the world.
• Has 40 national parks.
  
• İznik tiles were used for the interior decorations in Ottoman architecture.
  
• Ranks 13th largest vehicle producer in the world.
  
• Mount Ararat is highest point (16,854 feet).
  
• Home to 519 Blue Flag beaches.
• Amongst the top 50 most innovative countries in the world.
  
• Native Caspian Tiger is now extinct.
• Known to host the largest number of refugees in the world.
  

Lycian Rock Tombs, Fethiye, Turkey. Photo Credit: falco/Pixabay 

Special Holidays/Occasions

• Annual Events: (January) Adana Half Marathon, Camel Wrestling Festival, (February) Baklahorani. (March) Adana MTB Cup, Antalya Marathon, İzmir European Jazz Festival, Milliyet Sports Awards, Tarsus Half Marathon, (April) International Istanbul Film Festival, İznik Ultramarathon, Mersin International Music Festival, Pink Life QueerFest,  Presidential Cycling Tour, Tulip Festival, (May) Ephesus Festival of Culture & Art, Flying Broom International Women's Film Festival, International Izmir Festival, International Labor Film Festival, (June) Antalya Sand Sculpture Exhibition, Aspendos Opera & Ballet Festival, Gazi Race, Genetically Modified Tomato Awards, International Mountain Biking Stage Race & Festival, Istanbul International Music Festival, Istanbul Pride, Kirkpinar Oil Wrestling Tournaments, (July) Best Model of Turkey, Grape Harvest Festival, Istanbul Jazz Festival, Rock'n Coke, Runfire Cappadocia Ultramarathon (August) International Ballet Festival, (September) Antalya Festival, Adana Golden Boll Film Festival, Gümüşlük International Classical Music Festival, Izmir International Fair, Lycian Way Ultramarathon, Miss Turkey, Phaselis Festival, (October) Akbank Jazz Festival, Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, Best Model of Turkey, Darıca Half Marathon, International Wine Festival, Istanbul Book Fair, (November) Efes Pilsen Blues Festival, Istanbul Art Festival, Istanbul Animation Festival, Mersin Citrus Festival, (December) Festival on Wheels, Mersin International Music Festival, Mevlana Festival and World Rakı Festival.
• Holidays: New Year's Day, National Sovereignty, Children's Day, Labor Day Solidarity Day, Commemoration of Atatürk Youth & Sports Day, Victory Day, and Republic Day.

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey. Photo Credit: Şinasi Müldür/Pixabay 

Good to Know

• Carry your passport with you at all times.
• Climate varies from region to region.
  
• Popular visited cities are Antalya, Cappadocia, Ephesus, and Istanbul.
  
• Cruise lines include Istanbul and other ports on Mediterranean itineraries.
  
• Outside of major cities toilets require squatting.
  
• Public toilets require a small fee for use.
  
• Avoid large gatherings.
• Peak Beach Season is July - August.
  
• Avoid traveling alone.
• Eastern Turkey experiences short summers and cold winters.
  
• Evenings require a sweater year round.
• Drive only during daylight hours and on major highways. 
  
• Request menu prices before ordering, overcharging is known to occur.
• Targeted attacks against Americans remain high.
• Remove any sensitive comments and photos from cameras, electronic devices, laptops, and social media pages considered controversial or provocative before arrival.
  
• Cappadocia region (central) is known for its distinctive “fairy chimneys” and cone shaped rock formations.
  
• Buy antiques only from authorized dealers and obtain a certificate to avoid fines and incineration.
  
• Cellular use while driving is illegal and subject to a fine.
  
• Illegal drug use is punishable between 4 - 20 years in prison.
• Iraqi and Syrian borders.
  
• Driving with blood alcohol levels at/above 0.05% is subject to a fine and license confiscation for 6 months.
  

Ephesus, Selçuk, İzmir Province, Turkey. Photo Credit: DebraJean/Pixabay 

This international destination requires:

• A valid passport with six months of validity upon return and one blank page for entry stamp.
• Tourist VISA required.
• Required Vaccination from select countries. 
• Currency Restrictions for Exit: $25,000TRY.

Kuşadası, Turkey. Photo Credit: 4355729/Pixabay 

Subject to earthquakes, high temperatures, humidity, and snowstorms.

• Best Time to Visit: April - May & September - October
• Coolest Months: November - March 
• Hottest Months: June - September
• Peak Season: June - August

Isparta, Turkey. Photo Credit: ekrem/Pixabay 

Your Must-See & Do

• UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Ani, Cappadocia, Göreme, Great Mosque & Hospital of Divrigi, Hattusa, Historic Areas of Istanbul, Hierapolis Pamukkale Denizli, Istanbul, Letoon Sanctuary Place, Mount Nemrut, Pamukkale, Safranbolu, Troy, and Xanthos.

Izmir, Turkey. Photo Credit: Jolyne D/Pixabay

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