An increase in requests for travel-related information has prompted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to a manual for travellers.

The manual contains information on travel documents, such as passports and visas, and procedures to follow in certain circumstances, like getting married or being involved in accidents abroad. It also lists details on embassies and consuls overseas.

Foreign Minister Tonio Borg said the manual was a useful tool that had long been considered necessary. It did not only serve those preparing for travel but was also a useful guide to carry when travelling abroad.

The manual is available from the ministry in Palazzo Parisio, Valletta. It will also be available at the head offices and branches of the companies that financed the initiative, namely Middlesea Insurance, the European Institute of Education, Air Malta and Banif Bank.

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