You now need a QR code to leave this part of Quebec, Canada

QR codes - imge of Îles-de-la-Madeleine in Canada

The Îles-de-la-Madeleine archipelago now requires a barcode scan for departure The Îles-de-la-Madeleine archipelago has implemented a new rule for visitors and locals alike who want to leave the islands: they must use a QR code. Alternately, residents who want to leave must show official ID The Îles-de-la-Madeleine is located in Gulf of St. Lawrence in the Canadian province of Quebec. Its new system requires anyone seeking to leave its borders to have to show an official ID (residents) or use a QR code (non-residents). To obtain the quick response barcode…

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Travel at Your Fingertips: Your Guide Through Europe with an AI Planner

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In an era where technology seamlessly integrates into every aspect of our lives, it’s no surprise that travel has also embraced the digital age. Gone are the days of poring over guidebooks and meticulously planning every detail of your trip. Thanks to the marvels of artificial intelligence, travelers now have the world at their fingertips with AI travel planners revolutionizing the way we explore. Join us as we embark on a journey through Europe with the assistance of these innovative tools, providing a seamless and personalized experience like never before.…

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Avoiding Common Pitfalls: Lessons from Experienced Airbnb Hosts

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Airbnb has transformed how people travel. Nowadays, you don’t have to stay at a hotel and worry about the 10 AM checkout time. Now, you can get unique and dynamic accommodations that go beyond traditional hotels. Renting your property on Airbnb can be a nice side hustle if you have extra room. However, the vacation rental business has its fair share of challenges. We have taken our time and compiled a list of common pitfalls you must watch out for from seasoned Airbnb hosts. Incomplete Property Listings Creating listings with…

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Artificial intelligence could predict waves threatening the lives of sailors

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An oceanographer in Canada says that a machine-learning model could predict the “rogue waves”. An oceanographer from the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada, has published new research indicating that artificial intelligence could be used to predict “rogue waves”, a dangerous natural phenomenon that threatens the lives of sailors on the ocean. The waves have baffled scientists working to try to predict them due to the risk they pose to sailors. The new research involves the use of a machine-learning model of artificial intelligence that is able to predict…

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How to pay the toll quickly?

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Traveling by car is a very popular way of traveling in the United States. While driving you are close to nature, and you can meet local people while getting out of your car. However, it is worth knowing that some roads and road infrastructure are not free of charge. As an outcome, you need to pay a toll for driving it. Read this article to the end, to learn where you have to pay tolls, how to pay the toll quickly and where you do not need to be worried…

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