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Different Countries have different customs, different languages and different cultures, so it's only natural for them to have different rules too. Just as we may see different cultures as exotic and strange, some of their rules may also seem a little odd. Here are the 8 Weirdest rules in the world! 1. Singapore Chewing, gum is forbidden in Singapore! No sorry! that's "Chewing gum" is forbidden in Singapore, not only can't you chew it but you can't buy it, sell it, or even bring it into the country. The penalty for selling gum can be as high as a $100,000 fine or two years in prison. The only gum allowed is medicinal or nicotine gum, and it can only be sold in pharmacies. 2. Germany Stopping on the motorway for any reason is against the law. German motorways or "Autobahn" are highly maintained roadways with rest areas and emergency lanes were you can pull over if you run out of gas. stopping on the actual motorway is illegal and carries hefty fines, this is because vehicles traveling on the autobahn can be going very fast, depending on location and weather conditions, vehicles are allowed to go up to "asfastasyoucan" MPH! that's "Allyou'vegot" KmPH! 3. South Australia "Speak now or forever hold your peace!" well actually in South Australia it's more like "Shut up now and forever hold your peace!" The law forbids the interruption of any secular or religious ceremony, be it wedding or funeral. interrupting a ceremony can cost you up to $10,000 in fines or up to 2 years in prison. 4. Severance, Colorado Over 100 years ago a law was made the forbade throwing objects at other people or at their property. This unfortunately meant that it was against the law to have a snowball fight. Thankfully in 2018, a 9 year old boy collected signatures and prepared a presentation on why this law should be abolished and the law was withdrawn. so now the kids of Severance, Colorado are free to have snowball fights, and to throw stones through their neighbors windows! 5. Bergun, Switzerland The municipality of Bergun has made it illegal to take photographs of it's beautiful town and scenery. Residents are allowed to take photos and you can take photos from a moving car or train, but whilst you're visiting Bergun you cannot, and you will be fined if you're caught. The reason for this weird rule is actually quite simple. The idea was to increase tourism. People who want to see the beauty of Bergun, have to visit. you can't just show your friends how beautiful it is, you have to tell them and if they want to see it, they have to visit! 6. Longyearbyen In this town which is the most northern inhabited town in the world, it is illegal to be buried. The people who die here and the Older and more infirm residents are moved to Oslo to see out their final days and be buried. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pg_pIkA6RUY

When it comes to amusement parks, there are some pretty off-beat choices across the globe. The concept of “amusement” isn't universal. Check out these 10 wacky theme parks. 1. BonBon Land, Denmark Built by a Danish confectioner who found toilet humor to be an effective marketing strategy, this candy-themed park includes the “Farting Dog” and “Skid Mark” roller coaster, along with murals of seagulls pooping into alligators' mouths! 2. Love Land, Korea Whether it's a how-to course for newlyweds or a refresher for learning new tricks, this honeymoon hotspot in Jeju Island has 140 statues in salacious poses and funny **phalluses to make just about anyone blush or giggle. 3. Grutas Park, Lithuania Also known as Stalin's World, this theme park was built so we don't forget the oppression under the USSR. It is set up like a prison camp, with guard towers and trenches, and there are displays that debunk old Soviet propaganda. 4. Hacienda Napoles, Colombia The eccentric estate of drug dealer Pablo Escobar has been restored into a tourist attraction where you can see his sculptures of dinosaurs, collection of vintage cars, and even a heard of live hippos! 5. Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park, China This in-your-face Disney rip-off park has unauthorized usage of characters like Snow White and Cinderella. It's marketing slogan is “Disney is too far, please come to Beijing Shijingshan Amusement Park”! 6. Holy Land Experience, USA Devoted to born-again Christianity, this Florida theme park includes live theater where you can partake in a Last Supper with a Nordic looking Jesus and his disciples. 7. Haw Par Villa, Singapore Singapore’s Haw Par Villa takes visitors to hell and back. With statues of Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian folklore, its Ten Courts of Hell exhibit lets you learn all about morality, sins and the afterlife. 8. Parque EcoAlberto, Mexico Designed as a deterrent to prevent illegal boarder crossings, Parque EcoAlberto can arrange for a scary four-hour experience to feel what thousands of immigrants go through to make it to America. 9. Dwarf Empire, China Dwarf Empire near Kunming, China is a fantasy land where tourists can witness little people sing, dance and compete against each other in sporting contests. 10. The Children’s Republic, Argentina La República de los Niños was envisioned by Eva Peron, and is set up like a small city where kids can elect their own congress, apply for bank loans and learn how to be responsible citizens of a democratic republic. What's your favorite wacky theme park? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnzD9wUw-gM

The COVID-19 Pandemic has affected everyone, everywhere! But as far as the economy is concerned the sector that has suffered the most is probably that of tourism. Since the outbreak began we have learned new ways to work, new ways shop, new ways to communicate, and even new ways to learn! Now that it seems clear that the pandemic will continue for at least another year, we need to find new ways to travel or Tourism will be another COVID Casualty. Here are some tips on How To Travel Safely During COVID-19 Pandemic 1. Do your research Just as you would normally check your travel itinerary before leaving, you should now check to see if your Transport and your lodgings have anti-covid measures in place. Covid measures should take precedence over others, for example, a room with a balcony that allows for air circulation is now more desirable than a fixed window with a sea view. 2. A to B Make your trip as direct as possible, and if possible travel by car. Avoid public transport as much as possible. Avoid public rest stops and stop only when necessary, bring snacks and drinks with you to avoid queues, and wash or sanitize your hands before and after every stop. 3. The Great Outdoors Respiratory virus transmission mainly occurs indoors, air circulation greatly diminishes the risk, so stay outdoors!. If you have to eat at a restaurant opt for one with outdoor seating and at least 2 meters between tables. Choose outdoor activities like walking and biking over indoor ones, it'll put you less at risk and it's better for you too! 4. Avoid flying As with any public transport, airports are a risk mainly because of the amount of people that pass through them, If you can, avoid them. If you do have to fly, make sure your airline has anti-covid measures in place and that allows for social distancing. whilst in the airport, be aware of everything you touch and sanitize directly afterwards. Most commercial Aircraft have an air circulation system with approximately 50% outside air and 50% recirculated through HEPA filters, even so, a badly timed sneeze is all it takes so wear your mask onboard! 5. Packing When preparing for your trip there are a few additional things you should add to your list. Hand sanitizer and hand soap, sanitizing hand wipes, water and snacks for the journey, and n95 face masks, bear in mind that an n95 mask is good for about 8 hours of continual use before becoming saturated and requiring a change, when packing, allow for this and the possibility that one may break or get damaged. when it comes to masks the more the merrier! 6. Be Ingenious! If you're going to see family members try to avoid staying in their home, book lodgings nearby, or hire a caravan or motorhome or just get a tent and camp on their lawn. Remember that humanity's ability ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tui9j6IbCew