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kobo Posted - 08 Jul 2014 : 03:42:47
TRAVEL NEWS: The Power (and Weakness) of African Passports

July 3, 2014 — With geopolitics playing in, travellers from some countries get more travel freedom than others, a new ranking shows.

Making waves in the travel world this week: a ranking of the globe’s most powerful passports that reveals the comparative weakness of many African ones.

Even in the digital age, passports haven’t changed much in form. The 3-by-5-inch booklets vary in little except color. But they entitle bearers from different countries very different levels of travel freedom.

GOOD Magazine, a U.S.-based quarterly emphasizing global citizenship, released an infographic — a map and accompanying list—of the rankings based on how many countries citizens of each country can travel to freely....Full Report ON HOW POWERFUL IS YOUR PASSPORT?

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