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Destinations
‘They will be refused care’: Inside an American ally’s decision to warn citizens about the US
Abortion rulings and anti-LGBTQ+ laws in the States moved Ottawa to alert Canadians about travel…
— Politico
The island where it's Christmas every day
In travel news this week: Holiday journeys get underway despite extreme weather and strike action; a Croatian man has turned his home into a winter theme park; plus what it's like to live on Christmas…
— CNN
Tours and Activities
10 Best Countries For Thrill Seekers, According To The Adrenaline Index
For travelers ready to challenge themselves and embark on crazy adventures, these are the top 10 countries that offer the best…
— The Travel
Life of Taiwan declares new 9-day family tour plan
In an important method that pledges to redefine family holidays, Life of Taiwan, a well-known private tour…
— Travel And Tour World
Cruise
Damaged Cruise Ship Maud Arrives in Bremerhaven After North Sea Ordeal
The Norwegian cruise ship Maud, which had been damaged in a fierce North Sea storm, arrived in Bremerhaven, Germany, on Saturday, December 23, after a nearly 48-hour…
— The Maritime Executive
U.S. Coast Guard searches for passenger of cruise ship that departed from Baltimore
Vision of the Seas takes its passengers on trips that skirt along the southeast part of the United States to countries in the…
— CBS News
American Cruise Lines adding ship to Punta Gorda
American Cruise Lines' newest ship, American Glory, is the company's first inaugural cruise, bringing new visitors to Southwest Florida just in time for the…
— ABC 7
Transportation
TPG's 9 favorite new airline routes of 2023, as nominated by the aviation team
The nine favorite new airline routes announced or launched this year, as voted by the TPG aviation…
— The Points Guy
These Airlines Have Some of the Best First- and Business-class Seats in the Skies Right Now
Airlines are investing billions of dollars in elevating their business- and first-class cabins. Christopher Dong takes a peek behind the…
— Travel+Leisure
Video: Spirit Airlines creates 'Home Alone' situation after putting a child on the wrong flight
In a real-life "Home Alone" moment, a six-year-old boy was supposed to fly to Ft. Meyers, Florida, but when his grandmother went to meet him at the airport, panic set…
— CNN
Lodging
Las Vegas Strip casinos double down on unpopular pricing move
Las Vegas loves its added fees nearly as much as it loves neon. Most Las Vegas Strip resorts have simply made fees and added…
— The Street
Hawai‘i Tourism Authority releases November Hotel Performance Report
The report's findings utilized data compiled by STR, Inc., which conducts the largest and most comprehensive survey of hotel properties in the Hawaiian…
— Kaua'i Now
Other and Odd
Seat up, blind open, lights dimmed: Airline safety rules explained
From celebrity appearances to all-out flash mobs, airlines go to creative lengths to ensure passengers listen to pre-flight safety briefings. Still, many of us zone out as soon as we board the plane - and some simply ignore the…
— EuroNews
How To Get Started Hiking for Beginners
Hiking, a timeless and invigorating outdoor activity, has been a favorite pastime for individuals seeking a harmonious blend of exercise, nature, and…
— Men's Journal
Traveling is hard. Why not add children?
Traveling is hard, why not add children? Here are some…
— Deseret News
Today in History
George Washington Crosses the Delaware
On December 26, 1776, George Washington took temporary control of Trenton, New Jersey in the Battle of Trenton. The trek to Trenton required a crossing of the Delaware River in the dead of winter. Due to these tough travel conditions, Washington arrived with 3,000 less troops than originally planned — and had to abandon the town after taking it from German Troops in a short…
— Travel Research Online
Mike's Monday Cup of Mo-Joe
Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.
 To blatantly state the blinding flash of the obvious, another year has come and is nearly gone. What you did or did not accomplish in the year 2023 is now yesterday’s news. I’m sure you have a few things you can be proud of… and a few more things you wish you had addressed.
But as the British duo Chad and Jeremy reminded us in song back in 1964, Yesterday's Gone, “But that was yesterday, and yesterday’s gone.”
The question I have for you, or dare I say, the challenge, is what are you planning to do in the coming days, weeks, months, and years to make a difference in your…
— Travel Research Online
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