New answers tagged regulations
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So I ended up going to the Belavia Ticket Office and to my surprise, they only charged 30€ instead of the 100€ I was expecting, for the flight change. This was because my new departure date was later than my original departure date.
Therefore, for anyone else in a similar situation, the price for changing your flight is 30€ (if the new departure date is ...
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I cannot give a personal account because I have only been to Taoyuan airport (where nobody objected to me taking pictures—in fact, nobody ever objected to me taking pictures at airports even with a DSLR camera).
However, I will note that Kaohsiung airport, the second-largest airport in Taiwan, advertises its observation deck for plane spotting and other ...
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The wording of those rules is a little confusing, but most commonly terminology like that would refer to the departure of the first flight on your itinerary. For example, if you have a return ticket with the outward flight on January 10th, and the return flight on January 20th, then any changes made to either flight before January 10th would be considered &...
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Although I had not seen that exception to Taiwan, I had previously read that photographing airports is prohibited and nearly always avoid taking photos in airports but I see people do it often and there are plenty of photos of airports around.
One of the few times I took photos in an airport was in Panama and I was stopped after taking 3-4 photos. They then ...
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That is not truth, visit TPE on google maps, there's thousands of pictures upload by visitors. And at least, I never heard anyone get into trouble because taking photos in air port :)
update
ok, you can also check other air port in Taiwan,
RMQ (Taichung)
KHH (Kaohsiung)
or TSA (the air port actual locate in Taipei)
I think making life log is totally fine, ...
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