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Half of airport leaders worry about their financial stability despite bounce back of the aviation industry - traveldailynews.com - Britain - county George
traveldailynews.com
05.12.2023 / 08:41

Half of airport leaders worry about their financial stability despite bounce back of the aviation industry

48% of airports’ revenue has not recovered to that from before the pandemic. 52% of airports haven’t been able to restore all routes served before the pandemic.

What's it like to travel on the longest daily-running train service in the US - nationalgeographic.com - Usa - state Mississippi - state Nevada - state California - Sacramento - San Francisco - city Chicago - county Sierra - county Reno
nationalgeographic.com
01.12.2023 / 10:34

What's it like to travel on the longest daily-running train service in the US

“If you need to update Facebook, do it now,” the conductor announces over the tannoy. The passengers chuckle but dutifully pull out their phones. As we trundle into the snow-capped Sierra Nevada mountains, we’re about to enter another mobile dead zone.

The Critical Role Tour Guides Play in the Future of Sustainable Travel - travelpulse.com - Mexico
travelpulse.com
28.11.2023 / 22:37

The Critical Role Tour Guides Play in the Future of Sustainable Travel

The travel and tourism industry has been busy the past few years acknowledging and coming to terms with the worsening effects of climate change and the environmental destruction that’s being laid bare the world over. From dramatic biodiversity loss to the scourge of plastic pollution, the planet is grappling with a long list of daunting challenges.Addressing these issues, as more than a few industry conversations have made clear, will take participation at every level—from the destination managers to the corporate offices of travel brands down to suppliers, transportation companies, and travel agents.But there’s yet another key player in the industry who also has a vital role to play in advancing sustainable travel and the proactive protection of the planet, as well. And these individuals are on the front lines of travel every day: Tour guides. Often overlooked in conversations surrounding the industry-wide transformation that needs to take place, tour guides are an essential part of realizing a better future.“Tour guides, through their direct interactions with tourists, have the power to influence behaviors and shape the tourism experience,” says Brian Raffio, senior adventure travel consultant for the travel company Climbing Kilimanjaro. “By embracing their role as ambassadors and change-makers, they can contribute significantly to the shift towards a more sustainable and responsible tourism industry.”Indeed, a tour guide’s actions, practices, and interactions with tourists can significantly impact the environmental, social, and economic well-being of a destination and ultimately the planet and its people.The good news is that many travel stakeholders have already been thinking about the increasingly important role that tour guides play. Including the tour guides themselves.TravelPulse talked with individuals from every level of travel and tourism about the role of tour guides as the industry attempts to shift toward more sustainable business models that will better protect nature, wildlife, and local communities for generations to come. Here are outtakes from those conversations and tips from these same individuals about how tour guides can actively advance sustainability and environmental stewardship on a daily basis.

A moorland walk to the UK’s best gastropub – the Parkers Arms, Lancashire - theguardian.com - Britain
theguardian.com
27.11.2023 / 13:27

A moorland walk to the UK’s best gastropub – the Parkers Arms, Lancashire

here are two ways for a walker to work up an appetite. Tramp over moorland and collapse into a pub to scarf a pile of carbs. Or do a gentle pastoral ramble, so you have enough energy to appreciate the awaiting food. As my Bowland outing was going to conclude at the Parkers Arms – the UK’s no 1 gastropub, its 12th best restaurant and gold medallist at the British Pie Awards – I tried the easy option. That walk can be found here. It’s a pleasant, well-trodden route but, frankly, lazy. How can you justify a full-on feast without burning off a few calories?

Record season for IOBUS with 350.000 passengers and the winning formula of ‘experiential tours’ in the large and small excellences of Italy - traveldailynews.com - Italy - city Rome - city Athens
traveldailynews.com
27.11.2023 / 09:44

Record season for IOBUS with 350.000 passengers and the winning formula of ‘experiential tours’ in the large and small excellences of Italy

On board the new and elegant openbuses one will be able to listen to an exciting story of the IOBUS cities in various languages.

The 8 best places to visit in the Caribbean - lonelyplanet.com - Spain - Netherlands - France - Britain - state Florida - county Rich - Cuba - city Havana - county Bay - city Castries - Venezuela
lonelyplanet.com
25.11.2023 / 14:15

The 8 best places to visit in the Caribbean

The ultimate tropical getaway, the Caribbean conjures images of palm-fringed beaches, rum-fueled dancing and lush jungle excursions. Pick any of the 700-odd islands that form an arc between Florida and Venezuela and you’ll get all these things and more.

The 7 best traditional Christmas desserts in the world - lonelyplanet.com - Spain - Portugal - Usa - Mexico - Colombia - city Memphis - Philippines - India - Indonesia - Egypt - city Cairo - city Manila
lonelyplanet.com
24.11.2023 / 17:07

The 7 best traditional Christmas desserts in the world

The Christmas season is all about celebrating the joys of life, and what’s more joyful than dessert?

The 15 best things to do in the Westfjords, Iceland - lonelyplanet.com - Iceland - city Reykjavik - Islas Malvinas
lonelyplanet.com
24.11.2023 / 12:25

The 15 best things to do in the Westfjords, Iceland

Deserted beaches, ink-black cliffs, glacier-gouged valleys, snow-crusted peaks: the Westfjords encapsulates all the natural splendor you’d expect from Iceland – only without the crowds.

I woke up at 5 a.m. to snag a front-row spot for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. These photos show why it's worth the early wake-up call. - insider.com
insider.com
23.11.2023 / 17:57

I woke up at 5 a.m. to snag a front-row spot for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. These photos show why it's worth the early wake-up call.

I woke up at 5 a.m. on Thanksgiving with one goal: Get to the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade as early as possible — and get out just as quickly.

Explore Brett Eldredge's Nashville During a Hotel Stay Curated by the Country Star — With His Concert on the Itinerary - travelandleisure.com - city Nashville
travelandleisure.com
22.11.2023 / 14:02

Explore Brett Eldredge's Nashville During a Hotel Stay Curated by the Country Star — With His Concert on the Itinerary

Brett Eldredge is getting in the holiday spirit during the Nashville leg of his tour and is hoping fans will join in thanks to a special hotel package hosted by the city's 1 Hotel.

I rode on the only 2 high-speed trains in the US, Brightline and Amtrak's Acela. Here's how they compare and which is more convenient. - insider.com - Usa - city Boston - city Orlando - Washington - state Florida - county Miami - Amtrak
insider.com
22.11.2023 / 10:44

I rode on the only 2 high-speed trains in the US, Brightline and Amtrak's Acela. Here's how they compare and which is more convenient.

Brightline opened in September as only the second high-speed rail network in the US, cruising along 235 miles of track between Orlando and Miami at 125 mph.

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