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Four Seasons Hotel Sydney
Sydney – Four Seasons Hotel
Overlooking Sydney’s historic Rocks area, Four Seasons Hotel Sydney offers free WiFi, a bar, restaurant, fitness centre and swimming pool. Situated in Sydney CBD (Central Business District), it features luxurious rooms with panoramic views over the iconic Sydney Opera House and Circular Quay.
Lux St. James City Apartments City Aparts – Lux ST James Apartment Located within 600m of Westminster Abbey and 800m of Houses of Parliament in London, Lux St James Apartment by City Stay provides accommodation with free WiFi and a kitchen. Each unit is fully fitted with a washing machine, a satellite flat-screen TV, a sofa and desk. |
XO Hotel
Paris – France – XO Hotel
Situated in the luxurious Champs Elysées district, XO Hotel is conveniently close to the Arc de Triomphe and the Palais des Congrès exhibition centre. Guest rooms are fully equipped with modern en suite facilities and satellite TV.
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DENMARK: Denmark reopens for cruises
From June 26, cruise guests are allowed to go ashore in Denmark. Danish authorities require guests to have been vaccinated with an EMA-accepted vaccine.
The reopening means that turnarounds are now possible but not yet confirmed in Copenhagen, but all 12 ports across the country will be ready to receive transit calls from June 26, according to Travel Daily News.
Crew members are not allowed ashore yet, unless they have been vaccinated as well. However, they can embark and disembark in Denmark. They furthermore must be tested before, during and after the cruise.
TOKYO: Strict restrictions for Tokyo Olympics
Tokyo Olympic organisers have unveiled strict new rules for spectators at the Summer Games, due to begin in a month, says Aljazeera. No alcohol, hugging, cheering, autographs, or any behaviour likely to incite a crowd will be allowed.
Seiko Hashimoto, president of the Tokyo 2020 Games, which were postponed from last year, warned that festivities “will have to be suppressed” to keep the event safe and conceded that organisers will need to be “creative” to stoke a celebratory atmosphere.
Games chiefs decided on Monday to allow up to 10 000 spectators into competition venues.