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The controversial homeless-in-hotels ballot measure in Los Angeles, which sought to mandate hotels in the city to house homeless individuals alongside paying guests, has been withdrawn. The decision comes after intense negotiations and pressure from the American Hotel & Lodging …
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Amid rising global conflicts, the “World’s Most Peaceful Countries in 2023” report by the Institute for Economics and Peace offers an in-depth look at global peace levels. The 2023 GPI report highlights the world’s most tranquil nations and delves into …
Just imagine a situation when you have played for a day and want to withdraw all your winnings, but the gambling provider doesn’t allow you to do so. Quite an unpleasant scenario, right? However, such cases are more than enough …
The International LGBTQ+ Travel Association Foundation (IGLTAF) is set to bolster diversity and entrepreneurship in the travel sector.
Colombian pop star Shakira has reached a settlement with Spanish prosecutors, effectively ending the tax fraud case against her.
On November 16, 2023, the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) hosted a groundbreaking workshop in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, bringing together leading tourism and travel experts from 20 African countries.
The prestigious Champagne house, Fleur de Miraval, has once again distinguished itself in the global wine industry with its latest creation, ‘PETITE FLEUR’.
The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), in collaboration with NOAH Regen, announced the launch of the UN NetZero Facility and Re-PLANET Capital Fund Ecosystem.
GrindavÃk, a coastal town in Iceland, faces an extraordinary crisis as thousands of residents evacuate amid growing concerns of an imminent volcanic eruption.
The U.S. Travel Industry is set to receive a significant uplift with the Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) recent announcement to release an additional 65,000 H-2B temporary worker visas for the fiscal year 2024.
