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Destinations
California Wildfires Prompt State of Emergency, Evacuations, and Park Closures — What to Know
An out-of-control wildfire near the Sierra National Forest raged on Monday as a second wildfire continued to burn in neighboring Yosemite National Park, closing parts of both parks to visitors. The fire forced the Sierra National Forest to close large swaths of land to the public, according to…
— Travel+Leisure
14 things to help you plan your visit to Egypt
Egypt’s rich history reverberates through its modern-day culture. There’s plenty to engage all your senses, from majestic ancient sights to lively streets rife with aromatic foods, and the vibrant and eclectic nightlife. To fully indulge in all the excitement, there are some things you…
— Lonely Planet
Avoid tourist traps with this first-timer's guide to the Los Angeles area
Of course, there is an enticing side to Los Angeles that's all about the glitz and fame, the shiny sidewalk stars and see-and-be-seen, red-roped hangouts. Most will have heard about Tinseltown draws like Hollywood Boulevard, Rodeo Drive and Sunset Strip. Yet there is so much more to this…
— USA Today
Tours and Activities
7 Most Popular RV Destinations For Summer 2022, According To RVshare
Vacationing and traveling in an RV offers a sense of freedom and independence not experienced with other modes of travel. After all, you bring your home with you when traveling in an RV. It’s a great cost-effective way to see more of the country and almost guarantees a good trip. If you…
— Travel Off Path
Experience The Magic Of Hot Air Balloons At This Arkansas Festival
On the second weekend in September, the Arkansas Hot Air Balloon State Championship takes flight at the Anstaff Soccer Complex in Harrison. Now in its 27th year, the 2022 edition of this festival will take place Friday, Sept. 9 through Sunday, Sept. 11. As a family-friendly event, the…
— The Travel
Cruise
Sail to Westeros on the 'Game of Thrones' cruise
"Game of Thrones" fans, if you've ever wanted to sail to Westeros, now is your chance. Sail Croatia will take travelers to filming locations on a cruise inspired by the HBO hit show this summer, to mark the release of prequel series "House of the Dragon." The seven-day voyage will…
— USA Today
Busy Alaska cruise port at risk for "catastrophic" rockslide, geologists say
The potential for a major rockslide is threatening one of Alaska’s busiest and most storied cruise ports, geologists say, and local leaders are scrambling to devise a plan to ensure cruisegoers aren’t seriously injured while on land. The port at the center of concern is in Skagway, Alaska…
— The Points Guy
Katarina Line’s New Mix of Cruises Reveal the Natural Beauty, Historic Architecture and Celebrated Culture of Croatia and Montenegro
Katarina Line, Croatia’s premier small ship cruise company and DMC, has added a new mix of seven-night cruises that introduce travelers to Croatia and Montenegro’s natural beauty by both land and sea. They reveal the historic architecture, culture, and influential achievements of these…
— Travel Research Online
Transportation
Brightline Brings High-Speed Train Travel to America, Starting in Florida
By early 2023, the journey between Miami and Orlando should get a whole lot easier. Unbearable traffic, pricey refuels, road rage, and steep carbon footprints will be things of the past as Florida enters an age of high-speed train travel. This welcomed change comes courtesy of Brightline, an…
— AFAR
Why You Should Get Global Entry for Your Kids This Summer
The summer vacation season is in full swing—and Americans are traveling to Europe and other international destinations in record numbers, often facing lengthy delays as a result. “With a strain at both international and domestic customs lines, clients without Global Entry are…
— Conde Nast Traveler
Attention Economy Passengers: This Airline Is Making Flying More Comfortable for ALL Classes
Air New Zealand has recently announced an onslaught of slow clap-worthy upgrades to their in-flight experience for economy and business class alike. No stranger to the long haul—most of their flights last over 10 hours—Air New Zealand has an interest in enticing travelers across the…
— Fodor's Travel
Lodging
The Best Airbnbs in Mexico City, From Airy Lofts to Group Trip-Ready Homes
While Mexico City has really stepped up its hotel game, there's something special about waking up for a morning walk through the tree-lined, residential streets of Condesa or wandering from your bed to El Moro in the middle of the night for a churro to dip in melted chocolate. That's…
— Conde Nast Traveler
These Are The Top Hotel Brands In North America According To Travelers
The top hotel brands in North America according to travelers have been revealed once more following a study that saw thousands of travelers take part. With travel costs rising and the travel process becoming an onerous chore with delays, cancellations and lost luggage aplenty, travelers…
— Travel Off Path
Other and Odd
CDC adds 6 places to its 'high' risk category for travel, including 2 Central American countries
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention added six destinations to its "high" risk category for travel on Monday. Two Central American countries -- El Salvador and Honduras -- received a Level 3, "high" risk designation. Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland and Fiji…
— CNN
It’s Migration Time For Canada’s Beluga Whales And You Can Watch It Live
Up to 55,000 beluga whales are migrating to warmer waters, as they do each year, and you can watch them live. The livestream is produced through a partnership between Arctic conservation group Polar Bears International and nature live streaming network explore.org. It is broadcasted…
— TravelAwaits
Today in History
National Security Act of 1947
In response to the growing tensions with the USSR during the Cold War, on this date U.S. President Harry S. Truman signed the National Security Act into United States law. The Act simultaneously created the Central…
— Travel Research Online
Press Releases of Interest
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— Travel Research Online
60-Second Geography
Luxury Views in NYC and Beyond
by Joey DeLoach
Tuesday July 26, 2022
New York City has its share of experiences for all manner of travelers. It is a city of many cultures showcased in the food, culture, architecture, art, and the heartbeat that thrives t hroughout NYC. This makes it a versatile city, able to provide a spectrum of travelers with tours and new memories of wonder at how so many people have called it home and evolved the rhythm and sites of this iconic city. With all there is to do, Beyond Times Square has curated a few luxury tours to show the traveler how it’s done in the most multicultural city in the United States.
— Travel Research Online
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Spotlight
Katarina Line’s New Mix of Cruises Reveal the Natural Beauty, Historic Architecture and Celebrated Culture of Croatia and Montenegro
by TRO Staff
Tuesday July 26, 2022
Katarina Line, Croatia’s premier small ship cruise company and DMC, has added a new mix of seven-night cruises that introduce travelers to Croatia and Montenegro’s natural beauty by both land and sea. They reveal the historic architecture, culture, and influential achievements of these countries. The three cruises are “Deluxe Island Myths and Legends,” which sails out of Split, “Deluxe Sights of Montenegro,” which sails out of Dubrovnik, and “Deluxe Wine Cruise,” which sails out of Dubrovnik. All cruises offer guaranteed departures and can seamlessly connect to many of Katarina Line’s inland…
— Travel Research Online
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Cruising in 2022: Preparing Your Clients to Set Sail
Thursday, August 4, 2022 at 1 pm EDT/10 am PDT
Cruising has made a big comeback this year. The CDC removed the Travel Health Notice altogether at the end of March. Many major cruise lines have eased masking requirements and adjusted testing protocols. And cruise deals weren’t just for wave season this year – cruise-goers can still get unprecedented discounts on sailings of all shapes and sizes. All of this has made taking a cruise easier and more affordable than ever.
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