Even if travel can sometimes be a pain in the rear, it never has to be a pain in the neck. Yes, neck pillows are on the list of worthwhile travel products, as voted by us here at Swift Passport and Visa Services. Check out all five worthwhile travel products […]
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Nothing can put a damper on your international trip than having your passport stolen abroad. That damper, however, can be lifted in a jiffy with help from Swift Expedited Passport and Visa Services. You’ll need to replace your stolen passport before you head back to the United States, and these
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If you’re thinking about visiting Aruba this summer, you’re making a very wise choice. Aruba is routinely voted one of the best islands in the Caribbean. Travel to Aruba isn’t particularly difficult from anywhere in the continental United States, and you can have an amazing time on this island getaway
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Whether it was a glow-in-the-dark toilet seat for your bathroom or a yeti statue for your garden, the on-flight SkyMall magazine was always packed with wacky products you never knew existed. Yet with the rise of in-flight wifi and tablets, most flyers reduced their magazine browsing, resulting in the shopping
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If you have traveled internationally lately, you might have noticed that some people seem to slip through a short line while you wait in long lanes with the rest of your fellow travelers. That’s because they have Global Entry! If you are curious about Global Entry, here are 10 things
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“Love is love,” declared Barack Obama, in the aftermath of the supreme court’s decision on gay marriage Friday June 26th, 2015. The president warmly embraced the court’s 5-4 decision in Obergefell v Hodges as a step towards making “our union a little more perfect”. He described the ruling as “a victory
As of May 12, diplomats at Brazilian embassies and consulates around the world are on strike. Embassy workers and consulate staff are evidently striking to demand better salaries and the payment of housing allowances that are past due. This is according to the union representing Foreign Ministry employees. Unfortunately, information
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The United Arab Emirates (UAE) are used to visitors. Of the 9.2 million people who live in the UAE, 7.8 million of them are expatriates. The country is made up of seven emirates including Abu Dhabi, the country’s capital, and Dubai, home to some of the tallest and most fascinating
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Israel may have been recognized back in 1948, but that doesn’t mean it will show up on US passports for those born in Jerusalem anytime soon. The Supreme Court recently ruled that Americans born in Jerusalem cannot have their passports changed to say “Israel,” according to USA Today. The ruling sided
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People Magazine always has a few pages dedicated to pictures of celebrities doing things that regular people do. The headlines are always something like, “Rock stars: they pick up their dry-cleaning, too!” It seems like a no-brainer, but it is always a bit surprising seeing famous people in ordinary situations.
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