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  • Make Your Bedroom Feel Like a Resort With New Marriott Collection

    Make Your Bedroom Feel Like a Resort With New Marriott Collection

    If you’ve ever wanted to take a piece of your vacation home with you, now might be your chance. Marriott Bonvoy has just officially launched the Design Shop, a brand new furniture shop with pieces inspired by Marriott’s luxury hotels all around the world. The inaugural collection for the Design Shop is a collection drawing…

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  • World Travel Awards Europe Gala Ceremony 2026 Location Has Been Announced

    World Travel Awards Europe Gala Ceremony 2026 Location Has Been Announced

    World Travel Awards, one of the world’s most recognized awards ceremony for travel and tourism, has just announced the location for their 2026 Europe Gala Ceremony. Every year, the World Travel Awards completes their Grand Tour—a series of gala ceremonies held around the globe to commemorate excellence in travel and tourism within each continent. The…

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  • Canadian Tourists Aren’t the Only Ones Avoiding the U.S., as Business Travel Also Slows

    Canadian Tourists Aren’t the Only Ones Avoiding the U.S., as Business Travel Also Slows

    Last September, Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley made a direct appeal to Canadian travelers. “As the mayor of Las Vegas, I’m telling everybody in Canada, please come. We love you, we need you, and we miss you.” The city had watched Canadian arrivals fall from 1.4 million in 2024 to just under 1.2 million in…

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  • UK Airlines Cleared to Cancel or Consolidate Flights to Save Jet Fuel

    UK Airlines Cleared to Cancel or Consolidate Flights to Save Jet Fuel

    The UK government has quietly handed airlines some significant new powers heading into peak travel season. As jet fuel supplies grow increasingly uncertain, new legislation now allows airlines to cancel or consolidate flights in advance, without losing their valuable takeoff and landing slots. The Strait of Hormuz has been effectively closed since early March, a…

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  • As Global Travel Booms, the US Might Lose Top Tourism Spot

    As Global Travel Booms, the US Might Lose Top Tourism Spot

    In recent years, global travel has been surging, but fewer tourists are coming to the US. Despite a global surge in travel, the United States is losing market share of international tourists as growth in North America stalls and visitor numbers decline. In 2025, North America was the slowest‑growing tourism market worldwide, with US international…

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  • Hawaii and Florida Just Dominated America’s Best Beaches List for 2026

    Hawaii and Florida Just Dominated America’s Best Beaches List for 2026

    Poipu Beach on Kauai takes the top spot on this year’s Dr. Beach list to beat out a crowded field of Hawaii and Florida contenders to land in the No 1 spot for 2026. Poipu Beach is shaped like a crescent, surrounded by greenery, with a small island sitting just offshore, and it scored the…

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  • Europe’s Rollout of EES Entry Rules With Fingerprints and Biometric Scans Has Not Gone Smoothly

    Europe’s Rollout of EES Entry Rules With Fingerprints and Biometric Scans Has Not Gone Smoothly

    Europe’s new entry-exit system, forcing travellers to take fingerprints and facial biometrics from British and worldwide travellers to Europe, is supposed to be complete, but is having problems. EES went live at some European airports on October 12 2025. The EU has been rolling out the new digital border system, called the entry-exit system. And…

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  • Phone Data Reveals 42% Drop in Canadian Visits to the US in 2025

    Phone Data Reveals 42% Drop in Canadian Visits to the US in 2025

    Canadians may be cutting back on trips to the US faster than official border figures indicate, a new University of Toronto study reports. Researchers used anonymous cellphone data and looked at travel patterns between Canada and major US cities. They found a sharper decline than official border statistics show. Roughly 42% last year, compared with…

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  • Airport Security Screenings Are Changing: What TSA Gold+ Means for You

    Airport Security Screenings Are Changing: What TSA Gold+ Means for You

    The Transportation Security Administration has introduced a new expansion to the Screening Partnership Program: TSA Gold+. After a year plagued with US government shutdowns causing delayed airport security lines, the Transportation Security Administration is launching this new private-public partnership program as a way to combat the troubles public TSA screenings face when the government is…

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  • US Will Open Nation’s First Remote Airport Terminal in June

    US Will Open Nation’s First Remote Airport Terminal in June

    Travelers wishing to avoid long security lines at Boston’s Logan International Airport in Massachusetts have a new option for TSA screening. On June 1st, Massport is set to officially open the Logan Airport Remote Terminal. This terminal, located at 19 Flutie Pass on Route 9 in Framingham, Massachusetts, will be a first-in-the-nation facility that moves…

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