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Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
What Vaccinations Does Burundi Require for Austrians in 2026?
Burundi requires all arriving travellers aged 9 months or older to carry proof of yellow fever vaccination, including Austrian citizens travelling from Austria. Hepatitis A, typhoid, routine immunisations and malaria prevention should be assessed with a travel-health professional before departure.
Madagascar Vaccines 2026: What Do Japanese Travellers Need?
Japanese citizens travelling directly from Japan to Madagascar generally do not need a yellow fever certificate, but proof is required if the itinerary begins in or includes a qualifying transit through a yellow-fever-risk country. Malaria prevention, routine vaccination checks and food-and-water precautions should be discussed with a travel-health professional.
Rwanda Vaccinations & Health Rules 2026 for Chinese Travellers
Chinese travellers flying directly from China to Rwanda generally do not need a yellow fever certificate, provided they have not travelled through a country with yellow fever transmission risk. Routine vaccines, food-and-water precautions, mosquito-bite protection and personalised malaria advice remain important for a Rwanda safari.
Do Norwegian Citizens Need a Visa for Ethiopia in 2026?
Norwegian citizens travelling on Norwegian passports should obtain an Ethiopian visa before travel, normally through the official e-Visa portal. Your passport must have at least six months remaining after your planned entry date, and current fees and processing times should be confirmed during the application. [1][3]
