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Travel Will Slow in 2024, But That's Not Bad News - skift.com - city New York
skift.com
19.01.2024 / 13:55

Travel Will Slow in 2024, But That's Not Bad News

Good morning from Skift. It’s Friday, January 19. Here’s what you need to know about the business of travel today.

Seniors Thrive At These North American Ski Resorts - forbes.com - Usa - New York - state Vermont - state New Hampshire - county Valley
forbes.com
19.01.2024 / 11:51

Seniors Thrive At These North American Ski Resorts

The number of seniors on the slopes has reached epic proportions. In 2020-21 seniors accounted for 16.1% of skier visits, totaling 59 million, while a record 10.5 million seniors participated in the sport according to the National Ski Areas Association. Contrary to popular belief, not all seniors are snowbirds who fly south at the first sign of winter.

Backcountry Skiing Is Booming in the Northeast. But Can It Survive? - nytimes.com - Washington - city Washington - state New Hampshire
nytimes.com
19.01.2024 / 10:57

Backcountry Skiing Is Booming in the Northeast. But Can It Survive?

Early last February, at the Mount Washington Backcountry Ski Festival in New Hampshire, the organizers faced an increasingly common problem: Terrible snow.

Here Are 2024's Most Powerful Passports - travelpulse.com - Spain - Netherlands - Germany - Norway - Austria - Belgium - Denmark - Finland - France - Greece - Italy - Luxembourg - Malta - Poland - Portugal - Sweden - Switzerland - Australia - Ireland - Japan - New Zealand - Britain - Usa - Singapore - city Singapore - South Korea - Afghanistan - state Indiana - Uae - Syria
travelpulse.com
16.01.2024 / 20:45

Here Are 2024's Most Powerful Passports

The passport you hold is a powerful tool when it comes to effortlessly visiting countries around the world.And some passports provide far more access than others, according to the Henley Passport Index.The just-released 2024 index shows that for the first time in 19 years of producing the ranking, six countries are tied for the top spot of having the most powerful passports.The countries leading the ranking are France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, and Spain—meaning citizens from all of these countries are able to visit 194 destinations around the world either visa-free or by obtaining a visa-on-arrival.The Henley Passport Index is the only ranking of its kind and is developed based on exclusive data from the International Air Transport Authority (IATA). The index compares 199 different passports and 227 different travel destinations.While Japan and Singapore have made it into the number one slot for the past five years running, according to CNN, the European countries that are now also ranked number one on the list is a new development.

From Freestyle Competitions To Mardi Gras Events, Ski Resorts Rock - forbes.com - state Colorado - state Vermont - state New Hampshire - state Idaho - county Valley
forbes.com
16.01.2024 / 12:29

From Freestyle Competitions To Mardi Gras Events, Ski Resorts Rock

Perhaps no other sport rolls out the red carpet for festive activities more than skiing. After all, skiers as a whole are an active group who enjoy spending time outdoors either by being part of the action or as spectators watching spirited competitions and special events take place. As such, ski resorts present a wide variety of activities designed to thrill and entertain. The following ski resort events and activities are sure to draw large and enthusiastic crowds.

These Powerful Passports Have Best Quality Of Life, Per New Data - forbes.com - Spain - Netherlands - Germany - Iceland - Norway - Austria - Denmark - Finland - France - Italy - Luxembourg - Portugal - Sweden - Ireland - Japan - New Zealand - Usa - Canada - Singapore - South Korea - Afghanistan
forbes.com
12.01.2024 / 15:59

These Powerful Passports Have Best Quality Of Life, Per New Data

A passport is more than permission to travel across borders; holders of the world's most powerful passports have access to different ways of living that other passport holders do not. Heading into 2024, new data reveals not only the passports that give access to the most countries, but also where you might find a better quality of life.

Six countries have tied for the world's most powerful passport — and the US isn't one of them - insider.com - Spain - Netherlands - Germany - Iceland - Norway - Eu - Austria - Belgium - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Greece - Hungary - Italy - Latvia - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Malta - Poland - Portugal - Slovakia - Slovenia - Sweden - Switzerland - Australia - Ireland - Japan - New Zealand - Britain - Usa - Brazil - China - Mexico - Canada - Singapore - city Singapore - South Korea - Afghanistan - Vietnam - Pakistan - Iraq - Syria - Yemen
insider.com
12.01.2024 / 04:35

Six countries have tied for the world's most powerful passport — and the US isn't one of them

Six countries now have the world's most powerful passport, according to the 2024 Henley Passport Index — but the US isn't one of them.

These 6 Passports Are the Most Powerful in 2024 - travelandleisure.com - Spain - Germany - France - Hungary - Italy - Japan - Usa - Canada - Singapore - Afghanistan - Pakistan - Uae - Iraq - Syria - Yemen
travelandleisure.com
11.01.2024 / 21:14

These 6 Passports Are the Most Powerful in 2024

There's a new six-way tie for first place in an annual global travel ranking.France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Singapore, and Spain, have all tied as having the top passport in the world, measured by providing visa-free access to 194 countries with their respective passports, according to the newest Henley Passport Index. The annual report measures the flexibility of visa-free travel and has become a popular list among global travelers. For comparison, in 2023, only Japan was crowned with the top spot when it provided access to 193 countries. 

How a Former N.F.L. Player Started Designing Sculptural Furniture - nytimes.com - Spain - Los Angeles - New York - state Louisiana - city New York - state Texas - city Chicago - city Houston - Senegal - county Jack - city Chelsea
nytimes.com
11.01.2024 / 18:53

How a Former N.F.L. Player Started Designing Sculptural Furniture

Michael Bennett, the former N.F.L. player, started designing furniture as a way to reconsider architecture and the spaces that Black people occupy. Inspired by his upbringing in Louisiana and Texas, as well as by trips to Senegal, where his ancestors are from, Bennett began to think about the objects that “bring Black people together in public spaces” as a way to deepen his longtime activism work focused on racial justice. After retiring from football in 2020, he founded the design practice Studio Kër. Bennett’s exploration of the Black home led him to create an 11-piece collection of sculptural furniture that he’s debuting this month in “We Gotta Get Back to the Crib,” his inaugural exhibition for the Los Angeles art gallery Marta, presented at Theaster Gates’s Rebuild Foundation in Chicago. (In the spring, the show will travel to Houston.) The collection reimagines objects of communal gatherings; pieces include the Gumbo lounge chair, a lush take on the stackable monobloc chair, and the Pew couch, a nod to the church bench, made of leather and ekki wood. “For me, the show is about celebrating Black ingenuity and connecting back to that African diasporic design language,” says Bennett.

The world's most powerful passports for 2024 are revealed - thepointsguy.com - Spain - Netherlands - Germany - Norway - Austria - Belgium - Denmark - Finland - France - Italy - Luxembourg - Portugal - Sweden - Ireland - Japan - Britain - Usa - China - Singapore - South Korea - Afghanistan - Russia - Ukraine - Uae
thepointsguy.com
10.01.2024 / 21:35

The world's most powerful passports for 2024 are revealed

The world's most powerful passports for 2024 have been revealed — with the biggest shake-up in rankings we've seen in several years, including a never-before-seen six nations in first place.

Henley Passport Index: The World’s Most Powerful Passports In 2024 - forbes.com - Spain - Netherlands - Germany - Norway - Eu - Austria - Denmark - Finland - France - Hungary - Italy - Luxembourg - Portugal - Sweden - Ireland - Israel - Japan - Britain - Canada - Singapore - city Singapore - South Korea - Afghanistan - Russia - Ukraine - Iraq - Syria
forbes.com
10.01.2024 / 18:17

Henley Passport Index: The World’s Most Powerful Passports In 2024

Over the last five years, the world has changed a lot. A global pandemic ground much of the global population to a halt with travel the most restricted it's ever been in my lifetime – and most likely yours too. Russia’s war on Ukraine and now Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza are causing shockwaves around the world, reshaping the statuses of countries and the rights of their citizens.

I ordered the same meal at Hard Rock Cafe and Margaritaville. While Hard Rock's food was better, I'd only go back to Margaritaville. - insider.com - city New York
insider.com
09.01.2024 / 17:36

I ordered the same meal at Hard Rock Cafe and Margaritaville. While Hard Rock's food was better, I'd only go back to Margaritaville.

As a New York City local, I tend to avoid typically touristy places like Margaritaville, Hard Rock Cafe, Olive Garden, and Bubba Gump Shrimp.

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