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  1. Grenada

    Tap water

    Before
    safe to drink
    After
    not for drinking

  2. Grenada

    Emergency numbers

    Before
    general: 911 · police: 911 · ambulance: 434
    After
    police: 911 · fire: 911 · ambulance: 434

  3. Greece

    tips

    Before
    Smaller islands have few ATMs and they can run dry in peak season …
    After
    Canada ATM advice

  4. Greece

    tips

    Before
    Island ferries are weather-dependent and can be canceled at short notice …
    After
    (removed)

  5. Greece

    tips

    Before
    Tap water is safe in Athens, Thessaloniki and most of the mainland, but on many islands … desalinated or brackish
    After
    (removed)

  6. Greece

    customs.notes

    Before
    ["Duty-free from outside the EU: 200 cigarettes, 1 liter of spirits, goods up to €300 (€430 arriving by air/sea).", "No limits on goods for personal use when arriving from another EU country."]
    After
    ["Arriving from outside the EU, the EU's Your Europe portal gives a duty-free allowance of 4 litres of still wine and 16 litres of beer, plus 1 litre of spirits over 22% (or 2 litres of fortified or sparkling wine); 200 cigarettes (or 250 g of tobacco) by air, but Greece applies the lower limit of 40 cigarettes (or 50 g of tobacco) to travellers arriving by land or sea; and other goods worth up to €300, or €430 by air or sea. Under-17s get no alcohol or tobacco allowance.", "Between EU countries there is no fixed limit on goods for your own use, but Greece may set guideline quantities for alcohol and tobacco, which cannot be lower than 800 cigarettes or 10 litres of spirits.", "The UK Foreign Office says you cannot take meat, milk or products containing them into the EU, with some exceptions such as powdered baby milk and medically required foods."]

  7. Greece

    bestTimeToVisit

    Before
    May–June and September–October offer warm seas and open island infrastructure without the July–August heat, crowds and peak ferry prices; Athens and the mainland are pleasant even in early spring and late fall.
    After
    No official source we could read gives a best time to visit Greece. The UK Foreign Office says there is a high risk of wildfires during the summer season, from April to October.

  8. Greece

    payments

    Before
    Cards are widely accepted in cities and tourist areas, but small tavernas, kiosks and businesses on smaller islands often prefer cash. Carry euros, especially outside the main resorts.
    After
    No official source we could read describes card acceptance in Greece. Canada's travel advice says ATMs may not be easily available in remote areas or may run out of cash, so carry some money if you plan to visit small islands and remote regions.

  9. Greece

    tapWaterSafe

    Before
    safe
    After
    not stated

  10. Greece

    emergency

    Before
    {"general": "112", "police": "100"}
    After
    {"general": "112", "ambulance": "166"}

  11. Ghana

    Customs notes

    Before
    Drones may not be brought into Ghana without prior authorization from the civil aviation authority — undeclared drones are held at the airport.
    After
    (removed)

  12. Ghana

    Best time to visit

    Before
    [11, 12, 1, 2, 3]
    After
    [12, 1, 2]

  13. Germany

    Travel tip

    Before
    Bottles and cans carry a deposit (Pfand) of €0.08–0.25 — return them to supermarket machines to get it back.
    After
    (removed)

  14. Germany

    Travel tip

    Before
    Nearly all shops and supermarkets close on Sundays (Sonntagsruhe) — stock up on Saturday; only bakeries (mornings), gas stations and station shops stay open.
    After
    (removed)

  15. Germany

    Travel tip

    Before
    Carry cash — plenty of small shops, bakeries and restaurants are cash-only or accept only German girocard, not foreign credit cards.
    After
    (removed)

  16. Germany

    Payments

    Before
    Cash still king in many bakeries, kiosks and small restaurants; some take girocard but not foreign credit cards
    After
    No official description of card acceptance

  17. Georgia

    FAQ answer

    Before
    Both regions are Russian-occupied and outside Georgian government control; most governments advise against all travel there and consular help is unavailable. Crucially, entering them from the Russian side is a criminal offense under Georgian law — if you later cross into Georgia proper you risk fines or imprisonment.
    After
    The UK FCDO advises against all travel to the Russian-occupied regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia and says consular support is not available there. It also says entering Georgia from Russia through either region is illegal under Georgian law, with heavy fines or up to 4 years in prison.

  18. Georgia

    FAQ answer

    Before
    Yes. Holders of a valid visa or residence permit issued by the US, UK, EU/Schengen states, GCC countries and several others can enter Georgia without a Georgian visa and stay for 90 days within any 180-day period — a route widely used by travelers from India, the Philippines and Pakistan.
    After
    Yes. Holders of a valid visa or residence permit issued by the US, UK, EU/Schengen states, GCC countries and several others can enter Georgia without a Georgian visa and stay for 90 days within any 180-day period.

  19. Georgia

    FAQ answer

    Before
    A full 365 days per entry for the roughly 90 nationalities on the visa-free list, including the US, UK, all EU states, Canada, Australia, Japan, Ukraine, Turkey and Russia. It is one of the most generous visa-free allowances in the world, which is why Georgia is popular with remote workers.
    After
    A full 365 days per entry for the roughly 90 nationalities on the visa-free list, including the US, UK, all EU states, Canada, Australia, Japan, Ukraine, Turkey and Russia.

  20. Georgia

    Tip

    Before
    Tap water is safe to drink in Tbilisi and most towns. It comes from mountain sources; in remote villages or after heavy rain, bottled water is a sensible fallback.
    After
    (removed)

  21. Georgia

    Tip

    Before
    Mountain roads to Kazbegi, Svaneti and especially Tusheti (the Abano Pass) are narrow, unpaved in stretches and weather-dependent. Hire a local 4x4 driver rather than self-driving, and expect closures outside June–October.
    After
    The UK FCDO warns that roads outside city centres are often badly lit and poor, and that heavy rain, flooding and snow at higher altitudes can make travel difficult or impossible in remote areas. Make sure your vehicle is suitable for off-road driving and check weather conditions locally.

  22. Georgia

    Tip

    Before
    Georgia is the world's oldest wine region — 8,000 vintages of qvevri (clay-vessel) winemaking, UNESCO-listed. Base yourself in Sighnaghi or Telavi for the Kakheti wine route, and try amber (skin-contact) wines at family wineries.
    After
    (removed)

  23. Georgia

    Tip

    Before
    Never enter Abkhazia or South Ossetia from the Russian side — entering Georgia through these occupied regions is a criminal offense under Georgian law and can mean fines or imprisonment when you cross into government-controlled territory. Approaching the boundary lines is also risky.
    After
    The UK FCDO says it is illegal under Georgian law to enter Georgia from Russia through South Ossetia or Abkhazia, with heavy fines or up to 4 years in prison. It advises against all travel to both regions and all but essential travel next to their boundary lines, which are generally unmarked.

  24. Georgia

    Customs note

    Before
    Medicines for personal use are fine in reasonable quantities; strong opioid painkillers require documentation.
    After
    The UK FCDO says Georgia has a very strict anti-drugs policy that covers some medicines: non-prescription medicines containing codeine are illegal, and prescription medicine must travel with a doctor's prescription and in its original packaging. Check a specific medicine with the Revenue Service of Georgia or a Georgian embassy.

  25. Georgia

    Customs note

    Before
    Duty-free allowance: 200 cigarettes and 4 liters of alcoholic beverages per adult.
    After
    The Revenue Service of Georgia allows travellers aged 18 or over to bring in duty-free, once per 30 days: 200 cigarettes (or 50 cigars, 50 cigarillos or 250 g of other tobacco), and 1 litre of drinks of 22% or more (or 2 litres under 22%) plus 4 litres of wine.