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Destinations
Jaipur Travel Guide
Jaipur, the capital of India's Rajasthan state, is a destination filled with beautiful palaces, a rich history, and luxury hotels. Here's how to plan the best…
— Travel+Leisure
Traveling to the Bahamas: New rules and what you need to know
When I started planning my trip to Harbour Island in the Bahamas I was happy to learn that you’re not required to quarantine once you arrive, but there is still a list of things you need to do before you’re allowed to visit including getting a special…
— The Points Guy
Tours and Activities
10 fun things to do in New England this winter if your family doesn't ski
There's no shortage of fun things to do in the winter in New England – even if you're not a family of skiers. Try snow tubing, ice skating or…
— USA Today
Malta is the Med's new adventure capital, with rock-climbing, zip-wires and diving
Long popular with cruisers, Malta is now luring thrill-seekers to its honey-hued shores and azure…
— INews
Cruise
Consumers bet big on cruise travel in 2022
The overall sentiment from a recent survey conducted by arrivia shows consumers are optimistic about their 2022 cruise travel…
— Travel Daily
Royal Caribbean among holdouts as most major lines cancel Russia calls
Most major cruise lines have now canceled calls in Russia in the wake of the country's invasion of Ukraine, with just a handful of holdouts including…
— The Points Guy
Transportation
How will Russia-Ukraine conflict affect air travel? Longer flights, higher fuel costs, fewer planes
With Ukrainian airspace closed and Russia banned from the airspace of the EU and Canada, passengers face longer flights and higher fuel…
— USA Today
Air Fares Rose 33% In Mid February But Travel Demand Remains Strong
A new report says airfares rose 33% in mid-February as oil prices surged, yet travel demand continues to be strong as pandemic travel restrictions…
— Forbes
Lodging
'Windowless bunker': Disney's $5,000 'Star Wars' hotel opens
The Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser at Disney World opens to its first paid guests March 1, but last week it hosted members of the media and popular YouTube and TikTok channels for a free…
— San Francisco Chronicle
This Hotel In The French Countryside Is A Go-To Weekend Escape For Parisians
Ever wondered where French people actually stay when they're in France? Here are the cool boutique hotels they…
— The Zoe Report
Other and Odd
The Pros And Cons Of Travel Credit Cards | Bankrate
Thinking of getting a travel credit card? Here are the pros and cons you should…
— Bank Rate
Road trip with a dog? Tips for making you both happy
San Francisco dog owner Ben Lowenstein loves to travel and he never leaves his dog, Javi, behind. Together, the pair has taken road trips to Chicago, Lake Tahoe and Los Angeles. They have hiked the trails of New Mexico, explored…
— AP News
"90% of Americans" Plan to Travel Soon Amid War In Europe
The Russian invasion of Ukraine could lead to major changes for travelers, including those who wish to visit Disney theme park…
— Inside the Magic
Today in History
The Birth of Dr. Seuss
On this day in 1904, Theodor Geisel was born in Springfield, Massachusetts. By the time of his death 87 years later in 1997, he had written 40 books selling more than 200 million copies. His pen name "Dr.…
— Travel Research Online
Agent Perspectives
Vikings, Medieval Mystery Plays, and a Cockpit-In-Court Masterpiece
by Paull Tickner
Friday February 25, 2022
I'm always on t he lookout for living history experiences and new attractions that can add bubble, fizz and pleasant surprises to UK tours. This week, I'm introducing you to six of them that fit that requirement.
York's annual Viking Festival has been moved from February to June, which means that many more of us can enjoy this mighty celebration of the city's Nordic origins. This is then followed by the staging of the medieval Mystery Plays, a once in every four years event. In Manchester, the Royal Horticultural Society's Bridgewater Garden is fast becoming one of the UK's must-see gardens which, when coupled with the stunning estates in Cheshire and North Wales, will be of great interest to green-fingered customers. Meanwhile, in Liverpool, the brand-new theatre…
— Travel Research Online
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