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Destinations
Hawaii Governor Proposes $25 Visitors Fee
Take a dose of global warming, add an increase in tourism and a fire in Maui, and what do you get? In Hawaii, it adds up to a new tourist tax. In his State of the State address, Hawaii Gov. Josh Green renewed the call for a “climate impact fee” to be charged to every visitor to the Aloha…
— Travel Research Online
U.S. State Department Issues New Travel Advisory For This Popular Caribbean Destination
As travelers are seeking sunny getaways, the U.S. State Department has issued as new travel advisory for this popular Caribbean…
— Travel Off Path
U.S. State Department Issues New Travel Advisory For This Popular Caribbean Destination
As travelers are seeking sunny getaways, the U.S. State Department has issued as new travel advisory for this popular Caribbean…
— Schengen Visa
Tours and Activities
12 BEST Tours in Toronto, Canada
To help you see the top sights in and around Toronto, here are personalized recommendations on the 12 BEST tours to take in Toronto,…
— Destinationless Travel
Cruise
Castaway Cay: A guide to Disney Cruise Line's private island
A visit to Castaway Cay is a highlight of any Disney cruise to the Bahamas or Caribbean. The island is the exclusive beach-day playground for Disney Cruise…
— The Points Guy
AIDA Cancels Red Sea Cruises for AIDAprima, AIDAblu and AIDAbella
Due to the recent developments in the Red Sea, AIDA Cruises has canceled several voyages aboard the AIDAbella, AIDAblu and AIDAprima scheduled for spring 2024, according to a company…
— Cruise Industry News
Oceania Cruises and Food & Wine co-host exclusive Riviera Editor's Cruise
Oceania Cruises, a premier cruise line renowned for its culinary and destination-focused experiences, is partnering with Food & Wine to…
— Travel And Tour World
Transportation
Alaska Airlines says Boeing 737 Max 9 grounding will cost it $150 million
Alaska said the first Max 9 flights would resume as early as Friday and that it would gradually return the aircraft to service through early…
— CNBC
This Bermuda Airline Just Launched 2 New U.S. Routes — and Is Celebrating With Flights Starting at $99
BermudAir's new routes from Orlando and Baltimore kick off in…
— Travel+Leisure
What to know about adult beverages on flights
Adult beverages can be a luxury in the sky. Here's how to partake…
— USA Today
Lodging
Planning a Getaway? Here Are 16 Hotels Cosmo Editors Would Book Again
For real though...you're not going to want to book a trip without checking our roundup of the best (Cosmo editor-approved!) hotels in the…
— Cosmopolitan
The 10 Best Barbados Resorts for 2024, From Platinum Coast Luxe to All-Inclusive
Our latest edition of the Best Barbados Hotels helps you navigate the Barbados hospitality scene and help you find the right…
— Caribbean Journal
Inside the Most Expensive Hotel Room in the World
Last January, a viral post made an arguably astute anthropological observation: “There are two types of people in the world. The people that are in Dubai right now. And…
— Architectural Digest
Other and Odd
Norwegian cruise guests allegedly bring 112 bags of marijuana on board
Two Norwegian Cruise Line passengers allegedly brought more than 100 bags of marijuana on the line's Norwegian Joy…
— USA Today
The best travel destinations based on your zodiac sign
Taking a break and going on vacation is important for everyone. But with a budget and having many options available, it's not always easy to choose the perfect travel destination. In moments like these, why not consult the stars? Click through this gallery to discover the best travel destinations based on your zodiac…
— MSN.com
Today in History
The League of Nations
On January 25th, 1919, the Paris Peace conference approved a proposal to create the League of Nations to sustain lasting peace after the horrors of World War I. In June of that year, 44 nations signed the Covenant of the League of Nations. However, the United States would not join, despite the efforts of President Woodrow Wilson to convince the US Senate of the merits of international cooperation. The headquarters of the League were located in Geneva.
However, this first…
— Travel Research Online
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