Six useful updates. No internal version history and no long technical changelog.
Entry rules
Current entry changes are now reflected
Thailand now shows the 30-day tourism-only visa exemption, St Kitts and Nevis shows its mandatory eTA, Tanzania includes mandatory inbound insurance, and Bangladesh includes electronic arrival and departure cards.
Cuba and regional health notices have been refreshed
The Cuba guide now reflects the current FCDO warning, eVisa and D'Viajeros process, payment limitations and serious travel disruption. Nigeria, Botswana, Malawi and South Sudan carry the latest source-supported health-entry notes.
The header, footer and site map now use the same structure: explore destinations, check and prepare, passport data, and guides with official help. Existing page addresses remain unchanged.
Mozambique now requires an ETA for British visitors
The Mozambique guide and passport decision tools now show the mandatory Electronic Travel Authorisation for British tourism and business visits of up to 30 days, including the official five-working-day application guidance.
Current entry and health notices have been checked
Ireland, Azerbaijan, Mauritius, Rwanda, Uganda and South Sudan now reflect the latest source-supported identity, temporary visa or health-screening guidance. Superseded official links were also replaced without changing the site design.
Africa and the other regional passport pages now use a stronger responsive layout with clear regional metrics, a proper leaderboard table, leader comparisons, dataset context and an official-advice reminder.
Changing the interface language now paints the selected language first, avoids a second full-page scan, and stops hidden navigation and footer links from loading routes in the background during the switch.
Türkçe is now an interface option with translated navigation, core travel terminology, locale-aware page behaviour and full-page translation fallback. Official-source links remain unchanged so travellers can verify the final rule at source.
All 246 guides now organise the key checks into Before you book and Before you fly, make official sources easier to identify, and surface important border-system updates only when they are relevant to the selected route.
All 246 destination records have been cross-checked through the new source hierarchy. Broader destination or regional rules are used only where official wording supports them; complex nationality-specific cases stay manual instead of defaulting to six months.
The Travel Tools menu is tighter, and its single hub now groups the existing journey, time, validity, visa, health and embassy tools without adding extra travel-planning clutter.
Privacy, Disclaimer, About and Data & Coverage now use clearer hierarchy, stronger contrast and restrained colour without changing their underlying meaning.