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Can a ‘Mark of Authenticity’ Help to Protect Indigenous Cultures in Tourism? - cntraveler.com - Norway - Finland - Sweden - Australia - Russia
cntraveler.com
13.09.2023 / 18:53

Can a ‘Mark of Authenticity’ Help to Protect Indigenous Cultures in Tourism?

The Sámi, the Indigenous people of northern Europe, have a complicated relationship with tourism. Growing numbers of visitors to their homeland, Sápmi (which stretches across Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia, and includes popular destinations like Lapland) bring economic potential, but often the Sámi themselves only feel tourism’s negative impact.

Yes, You Should Go To Maui Now-And How To Help - forbes.com - state Hawaii - city Kahului
forbes.com
12.09.2023 / 22:55

Yes, You Should Go To Maui Now-And How To Help

As the plane descends to Maui’s airport in Kahului, it’s readily apparent how sharply tourism has dropped off following the massive fires a month ago: hundreds of unrented rental cars parked in a field near the runway. In the aftermath of the blaze that leveled the historic town of Lahaina and caused so much personal suffering and loss, it was understandable for Hawaii’s Governor Josh Green to advise visitors not to come to Maui. Now facing the financial devastation of an island that depends on tourism, the government changed its position and is urging visitors to come, including to the resort areas of West Maui north of Lahaina which are reopening October 8th. But should visitors listen?

How to Help Morocco Following Devastating Earthquake - travelandleisure.com - Spain - Morocco - Switzerland
travelandleisure.com
11.09.2023 / 19:47

How to Help Morocco Following Devastating Earthquake

Recovery efforts are underway in Morocco following the massive 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit the country late Friday, killing more than 2,100 people, injuring thousands more, and leaving scores without a home to return to. 

Going On A College Tour Might Be An Eye Opener, But It Probably Won’t Help You Get In - forbes.com - state California - state Michigan - city Houston
forbes.com
09.09.2023 / 10:57

Going On A College Tour Might Be An Eye Opener, But It Probably Won’t Help You Get In

The price of gas is rising. Air travel is a mess. But this fall, many college-bound high school seniors and their parents will spend days—sometimes happily, sometimes not—exploring far flung campuses. They may ask blunt questions of undergraduate guides; wander through dorms where the students aren’t yet dressed; listen to lectures (if they get there on a weekday); snap touristy selfies with scenic views (at parents’ insistence); or find that tours at the schools highest on their lists are already booked up, at least for fall weekends.

I traveled to Spain with my 3 young kids, and our airline lost all our suitcases. Having AirTags helped me get them back in time. - insider.com - Spain - Usa - city London - city Philadelphia - city Madrid
insider.com
02.09.2023 / 15:09

I traveled to Spain with my 3 young kids, and our airline lost all our suitcases. Having AirTags helped me get them back in time.

My family of five recently traveled to Spain for two weeks. Because we live near a small airport, we had to connect flights from the US to Europe. Having read so many nightmare stories about lost luggage, and especially because we were traveling with our three kids, all under 6, I chose to buy AirTags for all of our suitcases just in case.

8 places to visit in Maui if you want to help the island's economy right now — and where tourists should avoid - insider.com - New York - state Hawaii - county Maui
insider.com
01.09.2023 / 17:41

8 places to visit in Maui if you want to help the island's economy right now — and where tourists should avoid

Catastrophic wildfires on Maui and the Big Island of Hawaii destroyed homes and forced tens of thousands of residents and tourists to evacuate last month. As of August 29, The New York Times reported 115 confirmed fatalities. 

Conspiracy Theories Are Circling Maui. Here’s What Would Help Squash Them - forbes.com - state Hawaii
forbes.com
30.08.2023 / 20:13

Conspiracy Theories Are Circling Maui. Here’s What Would Help Squash Them

In the three weeks since a wildfire destroyed the town of Lahaina, several conspiracy theories have begun to make the rounds on Maui.

Chinese Airlines' Losses Narrow as Travel Recovery Gains Steam - skift.com - China - city Shanghai
skift.com
30.08.2023 / 16:11

Chinese Airlines' Losses Narrow as Travel Recovery Gains Steam

China’s three largest airlines remained in the red in the second quarter, although losses narrowed significantly from the previous three months as a recovery in the domestic aviation market gathered pace.

Help! I Fell in Sicily and my Travel Insurance Ditched Me - nytimes.com - Belgium - Italy - Britain - New York - state California - state Florida - city Jacksonville - state Indiana
nytimes.com
30.08.2023 / 09:25

Help! I Fell in Sicily and my Travel Insurance Ditched Me

I’m a 68-year-old solo traveler who was on a tour of Sicily in June 2022, when I fell getting off a bus, breaking multiple ribs, vertebrae and a pelvic bone. I had purchased the RoundTrip Choice plan from Seven Corners Travel Insurance, so I called, expecting they would help coordinate my medical care with Italian-speaking doctors. But they told me to seek help on my own, save the receipts and file a claim when I got home. Our tour guide was an angel, arranging drivers to take me back and forth to the hospital and even interpreting by speakerphone with doctors. Days later I got a doctor to fill out a form (which I had to Google Translate for him) saying I could travel home, as long as I was in a reclining position. My family chipped in to buy a business-class seat for the return flight, a day-and-night trip from Palermo to Munich to New York to Jacksonville. Seven Corners finally paid $5,772 for my bills and missed trip, but refused to reimburse me for most of my business-class fare. Far worse, I believe they failed to provide me the assistance they promised, essentially leaving me to fend for myself and leaving me unable to communicate with hospital staff. I have registered complaints with the Better Business Bureau and the state insurance agencies of Florida and Indiana (where Seven Corners is based), but I’ve gotten nowhere. Can you help?

United Partnering with Sesame Street to Help Children in Need - travelpulse.com - Ukraine
travelpulse.com
29.08.2023 / 22:37

United Partnering with Sesame Street to Help Children in Need

United Airlines and Sesame Workshop are partnering for National Preparedness Month to support children in need.

Google Flights' Latest Update Will Help Travelers Find the Best Prices — Here's How - travelandleisure.com - city New York
travelandleisure.com
29.08.2023 / 21:15

Google Flights' Latest Update Will Help Travelers Find the Best Prices — Here's How

Google is making it easier for travelers to score great deals on flights by getting even more specific with its trend insights.

Red Roof Outsources Tech Stack to HotelKey to Help Combat Labor Shortage - skift.com - state Texas - state Ohio
skift.com
25.08.2023 / 14:45

Red Roof Outsources Tech Stack to HotelKey to Help Combat Labor Shortage

When George Limbert began as president of Red Roof, he met with franchise operators of the hotel brand to better understand what was going well — and what was not. 

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