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Travelers Ditch Screens For Real-Life Adventures, Choosing Local Culture, Nature, And Hands-On Experiences Over Digital Entertainment
Doom scrolling is finally starting to take a back seat. According to Fortune, young travelers are swapping their screens for real-life adventures, and it's a big win for the travel industry. However, people aren't just traveling for the sake of...

Travellers could risk £5k fine if they break one rule when returning from holidays
With summer at its peak, many Brits are jetting abroad in search of some much-needed sunshine. However, it is crucial to be aware of the dos and don'ts when returning home, as a single mistake could result in a substantial fine. You may be...
Tourism booming in Chinese cities where passion finds its symphony
(Xinhua) 09:45, August 23, 2025 BEIJING, Aug. 22 (Xinhua) -- For 32-year-old Li Xiyue, this past summer was destined to be unforgettable. "Seeing the idol I've loved for more than ten years right in front of me, with those familiar melodies...

Travel Fast And In Style With 41% Off This 350W Electric Scooter
Getting around just got a whole lot cooler thanks to a deal that saves you a massive $120 off a new Volpam electric scooter. You don’t need to do anything special, like enter a discount code or clip a coupon, either. Order before this deal comes...

Tourism to the rescue
THE headlines have not been kind to the Malaysian economy in recent months. However, there has been one silver lining, and it will have a telling impact on the ringgit in the long run. Monthly Plan RM 13.90/month RM 9.73/month Subscribe Billed as...

Tourism Regina establishes a presence at YQR airport
Tourism Regina are branching out to a new kiosk inside the Regina International Airport. The new visitor kiosk was opened Friday with officials representing tourism, the city and the airport on hand. It represents another step forward in expanding...

The TSA‘s New Ban Catches Female Travelers Off Guard With Potential $17,000 Fine
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) can be very strict with the rules in the name of airport and flight safety, and it often chops and changes what is and isn't allowed. Not too long ago, the TSA scrapped the shoes-off rule at U.S....

Americans Rejoice As Florida Replaces Canadian Tourism With Unexpected Spike From This Country
Not only are the travel numbers between Canada and the United States dipping, but uncertainty continues to grow. Latest data suggests phone searches reached new highs at the U.S. Border, causing more fears among travelers. Additionally, Canadians...

Travellers RETURN to picturesque park despite council installing barriers to stop caravans invading
Travellers have descended upon a Birmingham park despite the council installing concrete blocks to stop caravans parking up there. A convoy of caravans have been spotted arriving at Swanshurst Park, near to Moseley and Billesley. "Council has now...

U.S. Government's Scrutiny Of 55 Million Visa Holders Includes Travelers With Tourist Visas
55 million people with valid U.S. visas, including tourists from many countries, are set to come under the U.S. government's scrutiny. President Trump's administration said on Thursday it is reviewing each visa for violations that could lead to...

Aspen, Snowmass tourism experts talk ‘Trump Slump’
Tourism has reportedly fallen to Las Vegas in the wake of the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigration, a trend local experts worry could extend to their own markets. “Certainly there’s concern,” Snowmass Tourism Director Julia Theisen said...

Chefs urged to promote wonders of food tourism in Sabah
KOTA KINABALU: Chefs should work with the Sabah Tourism Board (STB) to position local food as a unique travel experience for travellers, says state tourism, culture and environment assistant minister and STB chairman Datuk Joniston Bangkuai. He...

India reopens E-visas for Chinese tourists. What it means for travel, culture and business
India Reopens E-Visas For Chinese Tourists. What It Means For Travel, Culture And BusinessAfter a gap of five years, India has decided to officially reopen its e-visa facility for Chinese nationals. The move, effective 24 July 2025, was announced...

Food tourism – a new way to enjoy Japan
Foodlovers make up some of the most dedicated travellers in the world – and why not? While so many cuisines and recipes have travelled the world and are now available here in Australia, there is nothing better than visiting the country and region...
“Storytelling” OCOP products boost community-based tourism development
Despite significant potential, many operators acknowledge persistent challenges to scaling and systematising the OCOP-community tourism model. OCOP products of Ca Mau province (Photo: VNA) Integrating products under the OCOP (One Commune - One...

WV Department of Tourism releases 2025 Fall Foliage Projection Map
With autumn quickly approaching, the West Virginia Department of Tourism has unveiled its highly anticipated fall foliage projection map. Created in collaboration with the West Virginia Division of Forestry, this map predicts when and where fall...

Digital Travel Plotting a path for broader DTC adoption
Ultimately, the contactless travel approach envisions passengers walking into airports, using facial scans, and having all necessary information sent directly to their smartphones. “It is what the next generation of travelers expect,” says Louise...
What Do My iPhone, Traveling, and My Wife Have in Common?
And Then She Walked Into the Frame Marriage didn’t just bring companionship – it transformed the way I traveled. Now, when we travel, everything feels different. The food tastes better. The streets feel warmer. The small inconveniences become...

Take Off With Peter Egan’s New Travel Tales
Longtime Cycle World and Road & Track writer Peter Egan is back with a new book. Landings in America chronicles a mid-‘80s trip around the US with his wife Barb in a vintage Piper Cub airplane. Landings is a classic Egan travelogue with a dash of...

SEA expects over 1 million travelers around Labor Day holiday
SEATTLE — Officials with the Port of Seattle say they are expecting over a million travelers through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport from August 28 to September 2. It is estimated to be a 7% increase in travelers compared to last year,...