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Replica landmarks and tourist taxes: How visitor hotspots are fighting back against overtourism
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Hardcore fliers and TikTokers took up a challenge to earn one million airline points, which involved flying on over a dozen airlines in a matter of weeks
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Iceland has seen the sharpest rise in immigrants among OECD countries—now the nation is urging everyone to learn the local language
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Budget-friendly Frontier Airlines is ripping out economy rows on its planes and adding first-class seats to tempt wealthy travelers
Frontier Airlines, known for its cheap fares and fees for everything from bringing a backpack to buying an in-flight drink,…
Editor’s note: This article was first published on July 17 2024. The European head of the world’s largest cruise trade…
Southwest Airlines will end cabin service earlier to reduce risk of turbulence-related injuries
Southwest Airlines says it is ending its cabin service earlier on its flights starting next month. Beginning on Dec. 4,…
Airbnb is offering wannabe gladiators the chance to play-fight in Rome’s Colosseum. Romans aren’t happy about that
Airbnb might not be able to arrange an overnight stay in the Colosseum, but it will let you fight there.…
An age-old symbol of the Portuguese capital, Lisbon’s rickety yellow trams have become such a magnet for tourists that some…
Facial recognition and iris biometrics are allowing Singapore Changi Airport to process passengers through immigration in as little as 10…
American Airlines is testing a new system to humiliate ‘gate lice,’ the people who try to board planes before their seating group is called
For decades, scientists have tried to decipher why exactly humans cut lines. Is it a false sense of urgency? An…