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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
VENICE: DAY VISITORS MUST REGISTER AND PAY A FEE
Tourists who aren't stay overnight in hotels or other lodgings will have to sign up online for the day they plan to come and pay a...
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
AS HOLIDAY WEEKEND STARTS, AIRPORT CROWDS TOP 2019 NUMBERS
The TSA screened more than 2.4 million travelers at airport checkpoints on Thursday, 17% more than on the same Friday before July Fourth...
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
CORPORATE TRAVEL BUYS 1000 MILE TRAVEL GROUP
CTM says the acquisition expands the travel management company's interest in business travel served by independent contractors.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
ASTA MAKES ADVOCACY GAINS ON LEGISLATIVE DAY
The Society has added 11 cosponsors for two congressional bills it has championed.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
AN INTREPID MOVE TO GET BLACK CULTURAL HERITAGE TOURS RUNNING
The creator of a new Black history tours initiative in the U.S. has partnered with small-group tour operator Intrepid Travel.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
MUCH OF NORTHERN YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK TO REOPEN SATURDAY
Yellowstone is reopening its flood-damaged north loop at noon on Saturday, in time for the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
ALL EYES ON AIRLINES AS JULY 4TH HOLIDAY WEEKEND NEARS
Airlines that have stumbled badly over the last two holidays face their biggest test yet of whether they can handle big crowds.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
GETTING A HANDLE ON YOUR TECHNOLOGY CONTRACTS
Here are some tips on how to negotiate with vendors to make contracts less one-sided.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
CAYMAN ISLANDS DROPS PRE-ARRIVAL COVID TEST
Tourists who are age 12 and up still must be vaccinated to enter the Cayman Islands.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN ISLANDS ESCAPE MAJOR DAMAGE FROM TROPICAL STORM
Curacao lifted its curfew at 4 a.m. on June 30.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
SPIRIT AIRLINES POSTPONES VOTE ON FRONTIER MERGER
Spirit Airlines on Thursday morning opened and immediately adjourned its stockholder meeting. The meeting to vote on the Frontier deal...
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
A GROWING LIST OF NILE RIVER CRUISE OPTIONS
A second AmaWaterways ship and a partnership between Alexander + Roberts and a new cruise line in Egypt are expanding the choices for...
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
TAKING STOCK OF LGBTQ+ TRAVEL AT THE PROUD EXPERIENCES CONFERENCE
Over the last two years, LGBTQ+ travelers have become more introspective about expectations and supplier marketing has become more...
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
AIRBNB MAKES PARTY BAN PERMANENT
More than 6,600 guests were suspended last year for violating the party ban, Airbnb said.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
DISNEY WISH CHRISTENING WAS A LONG TIME COMING
The pandemic-related delays now in the past, Disney Cruise Line introduced its highly anticipated new ship on Wednesday. Disney Parks...
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
IATA SAYS 10% OF TRAVEL AGENCY SALES ARE VIA NDC
The percentage is promising, said IATA director of distribution Yanik Hoyles, especially as GDSs are not in full NDC production.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
AIRLINE COMPLAINTS IN APRIL WERE UP MORE THAN 300% FROM 2019
The U.S. Department of Transportation reported more than 5,000 complaints from consumers about airline service in April.
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By Travel Weekly - Jul 2, 2022
BONNIE COULD BECOME FIRST HURRICANE OF THE SEASON
According to the National Hurricane Center, warnings are in effect for Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao.
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The headlines of Very International People
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What links Salvador Dalí to Christopher Wren? The Saturday quiz
From the Bulletproof Boy Scouts to the Declaration of Breda, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz 1 What was “tugged to her last berth to be broken up”? 2 What is the...
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Meet the American who wrote 'The Battle Hymn of the Republic'
Julia Ward Howe gave America some of the most inspirational words ever. "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" inspired Union soldiers to march to their death to liberate slaves.
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News: Eurostar launches more direct trains between London and Netherlands
Eurostar, the high-speed rail service linking the UK and mainland Europe, is excited to announce a fourth direct train service from London St. Pancras to Rotterdam Centraal and...
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Tragic detail after bride dies on honeymoon
Family and friends have commemorated the “kind-hearted spirit” and “unconditional love” of a newlywed bride who tragically died in a golf buggy accident on her honeymoon.
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Make World Chocolate Day meaningful
Universally popular, World Chocolate Day is on July 7, and what better reason to explore the countries of cacao bean origin, and whilst there, make a difference.
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KOJU âThe Multiple Award Winning Benetti Yacht Blending 1960âs Style With...
The 121'4” KOJU is the first yacht in Benetti's new Motopanfilo 37M series, and is a contemporary reinterpre... via JustLuxe.com
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Carolyn Hax: Work-stress-dumping problem has become a marital problem
One spouse needs to offload works stress out loud, and the other “can't handle being stress recycling bin any longer.”
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Ask Amy: Can I invite my nieces but not their narcissistic mother?
Reader wants her nieces at her baby shower but doesn't want their narcissistic mother - her sister-in-law - there.
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Miss Manners: I give unsolicited advice to businesses I patron
Reader likes to let businesses they patron know about their suggestions but doesn't like the responses they get.
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Is the Democratisation of High Jewellery a Dream We Can't Reach?
Image: Bvlgari Despite a climate of financial insecurity and fluctuating global markets, one tier of the jewellery industry is thriving: High Jewellery - or, in French, haute...