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Thanksgiving week and its many sales may have come and gone, but it's not too late to save on a winter trip to New York City (very) early next year.

A new viral travel hack may be the trick to your next flight with little ones. Nicola Knox, a mom blogger and traveler from Calgary, Canada, recently shared her top travel tip when flying with her children: bring painter’s tape on the airplane. The mother of two shared how the painter’s tape can be used in a variety of ways to help keep her children occupied, as well as functionally help make the trip more pleasant.

The first-ever Botswana Tourism Investment Summit will be held in the country’s capital, Gaborone, from today, the 23rd to the 24th November 2023. This event organized by the International Tourism and Investment Corporation (ITIC) in partnership with World Bank Group’s International Finance Corporation, aims at promoting Botswana as a land of untapped tourism potentials to becoming a major conduit for foreign investment flows to the country. Furthermore, Botswana’s project developers will be connected to investors. Bankable projects in quest of investments will be highlighted through presentations. In addition, the ITIC and BTO teams are preparing up to assist the different parties in brokering joint-ventures, partnership agreements or in entering the shareholding capital of these exciting strategic moves focused on high returns.

At TPG, we are all about helping you earn and burn points and miles for incredible experiences like flying first class around the world. However, there are other powerful ways to use airline currency. One of our favorites is donating to a charity that is near and dear to our hearts here at TPG — Miles4Migrants.

Fiona Khuong-Huu, 16, is a pre-college student at The Julliard School and a guest artist and violinist who is part of the New York Philharmonic’s Young People’s Concerts. The series is geared for children ages six and older and is a fantastic, fun way to introduce a younger generation to the world of classical music.

People like to ask travel and food writers about their favorite countries for eating. I name the usual suspects—Italy, Mexico, Japan. And then there’s my dark horse: Georgia (“the country,” I sometimes clarify, depending on my audience). The country is an ancient melting pot at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, Russia and the Middle East; a place with a complicated history; a self-proclaimed capital of life, love, food and wine in the “forgotten backyard of Europe.”

With the budgets of Americans being pinched from nearly every direction these days, there’s good news in at least one category of spending: Travel.

Temperatures may be dropping, but winter escapes are heating up, and low-cost airline French Bee is offering amazing trips from Paris to Tahiti starting as low as $387.

Air Canada — which is now facing accusations of mistreating disabled passengers — once left the wheelchair of Canada's top accessibility officer behind on a cross-country flight.

Canada’s Minister of Tourism, The Honourable Soraya Martinez Ferrada, officially opened Destination Canada’s International Symposium on Destination Stewardship during a reception at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Québec. The Symposium, which ran from November 7–8, aims to challenge participants to forge a new path towards a more inclusive, resilient and prosperous tourism sector. Leveraging and learning from previous and existing initiatives, the Symposium explored how a regenerative approach to tourism can have a positive impact on residents, their communities, the economy, culture, and the environment.

From expensive flights to figuring out how to transport gifts, the stress of holiday travel is unmatched. After a week of crashing on a relative’s couch for the family get-together, the last thing anyone wants is for their flight home to be delayed—or, worse, canceled—due to winter weather.

Airbnb is looking to reengage its guests with all-new ratings and review systems, along with a brand-new collection of “most-loved” homes around the world.