In January 2026, Mongolia experienced a remarkable surge in tourism, welcoming over forty thousand foreign arrivals, thanks to the combined efforts of key source markets like China, Russia, South Korea, Japan, Germany, Philippines, Belarus, and others.

Burkina Faso joins Russia, Venezuela, Iran, and other countries on the U.S. State Department’s Level 4 “Do Not Travel” list due to escalating violence and instability.

A new “Golden Ring” tourist route linking cities across Belarus and Russia, including Minsk, Smolensk, and Vitebsk, aims to boost regional tourism.

Belarus remains a top destination for Russian tourists in 2026, with visa-free travel, strong cultural ties, and easy access boosting tourism.

Belarus has maintained its reputation as a leading destination for Russian travelers, ranking as the top choice among neighboring countries.

Arkia Israeli Airlines launches a new direct flight route between Tel Aviv and Minsk starting February 2nd, 2026. Enjoy a comfortable journey aboard the E195 aircraft.

Poland remains vigilant as Belarusian balloons smuggle cigarettes, marking the third consecutive night of incidents at its eastern border.

Families of four Kanniyakumari men stranded in Minsk, Belarus press for urgent rescue after nearly two months amid restrictive travel conditions and Government of India advisories.

Belarus has received over 10,000 foreign visitors in 2026 due to the expanded visa-free travel program, boosting tourism from neighboring European countries.

In 2026, Venezuela was added to the United States Department of State’s highest‑level travel warning — a Level 4 “Do Not Travel” advisory — joining nations such as Iran, Belarus, Burkina Faso, Lebanon, Russia, Afghanistan and others facing profound dangers for …