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Top psychic who 'predicted covid' shares terrifying visions for travel in 2026 as two countries announce ban on US citizens

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Updated 21:24 1 Jan 2026 GMTPublished 21:00 1 Jan 2026 GMT

Top psychic who 'predicted covid' shares terrifying visions for travel in 2026 as two countries announce ban on US citizens

He claims to be able to see into the future

Danni King

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A psychic who claims to be able to see into the future has predicted some major travel disruption in 2026.

Nicolas Aujula, 39, is a hypnotherapist from the UK, who claims to have realized he had psychic abilities at the age of 17 after seeing vivid visions of what he thinks were his 'past lives'.

Sharing his visions for the New Year, Aujula, who lives in London, had plenty of warnings for people.

He predicts increased earthquake and volcanic activity across Turkey, Greece, the Pacific and Asia, combined with much stricter travel restrictions across the globe.

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Further travel bans and much tighter border control is thought to be on the way, with one of Aujula's visions focusing on travel queues.

He told PA Real Life: "I could see people trying to move forward in the queue but were pushed back, it was sad to see."

Nicolas Aujula claims to have psychic visions (PA Real Life)
Nicolas Aujula claims to have psychic visions (PA Real Life)

This doesn't seem unlikely, following Donald Trump's huge clampdown on who can enter the US. Most recently, he announced that more countries were facing full or partial travel bans, bringing the total number of impacted places up to 39.

Those facing full travel bans are: Afghanistan, Burma (Myanmar), Chad, the Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Yemen, Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, Venezuela, Laos, Sierra Leone, Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, and Syria.

Two countries have since retaliated, with both Mali and Burkina Faso now banning Americans from entering.

The Malian ministry of foreign affairs said in a statement, per The Guardian: "In accordance with the principle of reciprocity, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation informs the national and international community that, with immediate effect, the Government of the Republic of Mali will apply the same conditions and requirements to US nationals as those imposed on Malian citizens."

In a separate statement echoing similar sentiments, Burkina Faso's foreign affairs minister Karamoko Jean-Marie Traoré said his government was acting on the 'principle of reciprocity', BBC News reports.

Further travel bans could come into force (Getty Stock Images)
Further travel bans could come into force (Getty Stock Images)

Aujula's other 2026 predications include a 'mysterious illness' with symptoms similar to an aneurism taking hold, in addition to youth-led protests and plenty of major revelations involving 'aliens and UFO contact'.

He described another vision involving 'electric sparks flying and it going dark', which he interprets as a 'dangerous storm event' impacting power grids.

Other predictions included Trump stumbling while exiting a plane and Beyoncé taking some time away from the spotlight.

All eyes on the next year to see which of his predictions come true...

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