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I'm an American expat living in Mexico. Here are the biggest cultural differences between the 2 countries. - insider.com - Spain - Britain - Usa - Mexico - state California - city Heritage
insider.com
13.08.2024 / 14:12

I'm an American expat living in Mexico. Here are the biggest cultural differences between the 2 countries.

When my husband and I decided to retire, we devised a plan. We wanted to rent out our home in California and visit the UNESCO World Heritage city of Guanajuato.

I attended the Olympics as a regular person. Here's what the surprisingly easy and cheap experience was like. - insider.com - France - city Paris - Usa
insider.com
08.08.2024 / 16:46

I attended the Olympics as a regular person. Here's what the surprisingly easy and cheap experience was like.

Paris is hosting this year's Summer Olympics — but that's not where we kicked off the Games.

I spent more than $5,000 and traveled 24 hours to watch the Eras Tour in Vienna. I'm still in disbelief that the shows are canceled. - insider.com - Los Angeles - Austria - Australia - Japan - Usa - city Los Angeles - Egypt - city Vienna
insider.com
08.08.2024 / 10:41

I spent more than $5,000 and traveled 24 hours to watch the Eras Tour in Vienna. I'm still in disbelief that the shows are canceled.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Kayla Sommese, a Taylor Swift fan who traveled from Los Angeles to Vienna to catch Taylor Swift's Eras Tour. It has been edited for length and clarity. Business Insider has verified her expenses.

Here’s how restrictions on flying over Russia are making flights longer and more expensive - euronews.com - France - Britain - Usa - New York - city London - China - Turkey - city Tokyo - Qatar - Serbia - India - Russia - Ukraine - city Moscow - city Helsinki - city Beijing - Mongolia - city New Delhi - city Saint Petersburg
euronews.com
06.08.2024 / 01:24

Here’s how restrictions on flying over Russia are making flights longer and more expensive

Earlier this year, Air France-KLM spoke out about the challenges the airline faced in reinstating flights between Europe and China to what they were pre-pandemic. 

I took a job in New Zealand after my life turned upside down. I love it here, but the pay isn't sustainable. - insider.com - Georgia - New Zealand - Usa
insider.com
04.08.2024 / 11:57

I took a job in New Zealand after my life turned upside down. I love it here, but the pay isn't sustainable.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Camille Fahrnbauer, a 26-year-old travel nurse from Georgia currently working in New Zealand. It's been edited for length and clarity.

Park City Celebrates Olympic Games, Announces Plans to Prepare for 2034 - breakingtravelnews.com - city Paris - Usa - county Park - state Utah - county Salt Lake - county Summit - county Stevens
breakingtravelnews.com
31.07.2024 / 04:06

Park City Celebrates Olympic Games, Announces Plans to Prepare for 2034

With the Games of the XXXIII Olympiad (commonly known as the 33rd Summer Olympic Games or Paris 2024) now open, the State of Utah received official word on the eve of the opening ceremonies that The Beehive State has been selected to host the 2034 Winter Olympic Games, in its return to the United States. Utah was the last American location to host the Winter Olympic Games in 2002. 

The New National Anthem Movie Spotlights Queer Life in the American Southwest - cntraveler.com - Georgia - Usa - state Tennessee - state Indiana - state Utah - state New Mexico
cntraveler.com
30.07.2024 / 15:39

The New National Anthem Movie Spotlights Queer Life in the American Southwest

There are several moments in National Anthem—filmmaker and photographer Luke Gilford’s directorial debut—about a 21-year-old day laborer named Dylan, played by Charlie Plummer, who falls in love on a queer ranch, when the camera lingers on trans bodies in the New Mexico desert. In one montage, Sky, played by Eve Lindley, first catches Dylan’s eye while he builds fences and moves bales of hay by posing suggestively on her horse in a sparkly backless tank with the stars and stripes emblazoned on the front. It might seem a little on the nose. It’s certainly not subtle. But this is a movie with things to say about America, and when you’re talking about a country like ours, it’s probably best to go big.

Korean Wave Makes a Splash with 7.7 Million Tourists as China Leads the Tourism Charge - skift.com - Japan - Usa - Taiwan - China - South Korea - city Seoul - North Korea - city Beijing - city Shanghai
skift.com
30.07.2024 / 14:33

Korean Wave Makes a Splash with 7.7 Million Tourists as China Leads the Tourism Charge

South Korea’s tourism industry is experiencing a significant revival. The country welcomed 7.7 million foreign arrivals in the first half of the year, a 74% increase from the same period in 2023.

Caught in the CrowdStrike Outage? Here’s How to Get Compensated. - nytimes.com - Usa
nytimes.com
23.07.2024 / 20:08

Caught in the CrowdStrike Outage? Here’s How to Get Compensated.

The global software outage last week caused thousands of travelers flying in the United States and internationally to have their flights delayed, canceled or both. In the days that followed, some airlines were trying to reboot critical computer systems affected by the outage, with many of their passengers still stranded at airports.

Meet the Queer Podcasters Making National Parks More Inclusive - cntraveler.com - Usa - city New York - state New Jersey - state North Dakota
cntraveler.com
20.07.2024 / 10:52

Meet the Queer Podcasters Making National Parks More Inclusive

The National Parks, despite efforts to highlight LGBTQ heritage, have long felt like the domain of a homogenous set of travelers. National Park Service efforts to change this image have had mixed results—a number of Pride events in parks have received backlash and even boycotts from those they claim to celebrate. But visibility matters, especially in places long typified as straight, able-bodied, and white—and that’s where folks like Dusty Ballard and Mike Ryan come in.

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