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What the UK FCDO says about missiles, Tel Aviv, Ben Gurion airport, dress, driving and demonstrations before you travel to Israel as a couple.

What the UK FCDO says about Buddha tattoos, temple photos, moped bag-snatchers, rip currents, tuk-tuks and protests when you travel to Sri Lanka as a couple.

Permit and TIMS card, guide required for independent foreigners, altitude sickness, mountain flights and monsoon: what the UK FCDO advises on Nepal.

What the UK FCDO tells couples travelling to India: public affection, alcohol by state, drugs, harassment, scams, roads, monsoon and areas to avoid.

Alcohol only at resorts, topless banned, Ramadan, drugs and safe swimming: what the UK FCDO tells couples travelling to the Maldives.

What the official travel advice says about kissing in public, alcohol, drugs, photos and dress in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, and how couples can travel without legal trouble.

How to prepare a night out in Marseille with the official France advice in hand: drinks, transport, ID, masks and how to check a venue.

Swingology, hosted by Tori and Steve Kist, has talked about ethical non-monogamy since 2024. We review its topics, formats and who it suits.

Open Love 101, run by John and Jackie Melfi, answers lifestyle questions through a blog, videos and a podcast. Formats, context and who it suits.

Drugs, drink-driving, ID, politics and work: the laws the FCDO highlights for travellers in South Korea, and what we cannot state.

Emergency and tourist helplines in Seoul, Busan, Jeju and Incheon, hospitals, insurance and a paperwork plan B for couples travelling to South Korea.

Rains, jellyfish, currents, hire motorbikes, boats, air quality and hospitals: what official advisories record for travelling to Thailand's islands.

Kuala Lumpur dazzles at night, but Malaysia has strict rules on drugs, dress and relationships. What official advice says for couples.

Vietnam and Cambodia enchant but need preparation: bag-snatching, drugs, methanol, job scams and landmines. What official advice says.

Singapore is comfortable and safe, but merciless with rules. Drugs, vaping, street drinking, public conduct and entry steps, per official advice.

Bali enchants, but Indonesia has laws and risks worth knowing: drugs, adulterated alcohol, cohabitation, theft and traffic, per official advice.

Fines for lacking ID, swimming in a canal or stepping in front of a tram, and what is and is not legal with cannabis, per the official advice.

What the official advice says about wildfires, extreme heat, flooding and rip currents in France, and how to prepare a trip to the south.

The Belgian rules that surprise tourists most, per the FCDO: carrying your passport, no face coverings, drugs, driving and medical care.

A calm night in Lyon: what the official France advice says, what can be verified about the adult scene and how to plan the way back.