• Sat, April 19, 2025

by: BBC

Rebuilt Sheffield leisure centres to include spas - council

Sheffield City Council reveals plans for two new leisure centres set to replace "ageing" buildings.

by: CNET

Time's Almost Up: A Real ID Will Be Required for Air Travel Next Month

A Real ID will soon be mandatory for domestic flights.

by: Fortune

Nintendo announces the pre-order date and final U.S. pricing for Switch 2

Those were delayed by Trump's tariff announcement.

by: Metro

Travel warning issued over 'slow walkers' summer holiday scam

Thinking of taking it slow? Think again.

by: Fortune

China accelerates budget spending to counter tariff woes

China has to strengthen public spending to shield the economy as surging American tariffs could send its exports into contraction.

by: CNET

The 6 New Google AI Features I'm Using to Plan My Summer Travel

Recent updates and additions to Google Search, Maps, Lens and Gemini are showing that AI can assist with travel.

by: Fortune

With eggs hitting record-high prices from inflation and bird flu, parents are trying these alternatives for Easter activities

A dozen eggs hit a record $6.23 last month.

by: Fortune

Walk this way for a healthy heart, says study

The research is the first to explore the association between walking pace and arrhythmias .
  • Sun, April 20, 2025

by: Cleveland

Ohio's hotels experience staffing shortages, but locally, things aren't as bad as they seem

Job opportunities coupled with higher wages, shift flexibility and better benefits have helped resolve the employment issues locally.

by: Impacts

2025's Must-Have Travel Gear: Tessan Voltage Converter for Universal Travelers

As global events like Eurovision 2025 draw millions of fans across borders, international travel is expected to surge. Whether you're hopping from London to Lisbon or streaming your favorite contestants live from a cozy Airbnb in Stockholm, staying powered up is essential. That's where the TESSAN Voltage Converter comes in—a sleek, all-in-one essential that […]

by: CNET

Why International Travelers Should Consider a Burner Phone Going Into the US

What's a burner? Here's how they work and how to get one.

by: Fortune

The rise of the simplifier-in-chief

Today's leaders are cutting complexity and the associated costs.

by: Forbes

70% Drop In U.S.-Canada Travel Is Not Just A Geopolitical Issue, It Can Be A Climate Setback

The implications stretch far beyond airline revenue. While Canada was a relatively low-carbon, close-to-home travel option for U.S. tourists, this sudden collapse risks diverting travelers toward longer-haul, higher-emission alternatives.

by: BBC

People urged to plan travel for Liberation Day

The Liberation Day organising committee says delays can be expected from 5 May in St Peter Port.

by: Insider

Canada, China, and European nations are warning tourists about traveling to the US

Several countries have issued or updated travel advisories for visiting the US. Canada warned its citizens to "expect scrutiny at ports of entry."

by: KTTV

In Depth: How To Travel Smart

Laura Segura with Musicares discusses how the charity pivoted after the January wildfires to help struggling members of the musical community. Then, hear about organizations collecting instruments to give to musicians affected by the fire.

by: Politico

China issues US travel advisory as Trump ramps up tariff retaliation

The Chinese Ministry of Culture and Tourism Wednesday cited a "deterioration of economic and trade relations."

by: Newsweek

Map shows US travel warnings for Europe right now

Ukraine is one of only two countries in the "do not travel" advisory, but travellers to the likes of Sweden and Spain are told to "exercise increased caution."

by: CNN

4 space tourists splash down after traveling an orbit never attempted before

The Fram2 mission, paid for and led by a cryptocurrency billionaire who is flying with three guests, has returned after a journey on a unprecedented polar orbit.

by: BuzzFeed

23 Breathtaking Destinations That Even The Most Seasoned Travel Experts Can't Stop Returning To

Some places are so special that even the most adventurous travelers can't help but revisit.

by: Forbes

Traveling An Obvious Route, A Russian Company Rolled Into An Ambush

A Russian assault group was apparently trying to avoid minefields—and rolled right into an ambush. A shortage of mine-clearing equipment may be to blame.

by: CNET

Martha Stewart Joins Those Joking About All-Female Blue Origin Travelers

The lifestyle legend quoted Katy Perry's song "Firework" as she shared video of her own 2007 zero-gravity flight.

by: CNN

Canada warns travelers that US border agents could search electronic devices | CNN

The revised travel advisory urges Canadians to "expect scrutiny" when crossing the border and warns that refusing to comply involves risks including device seizure, travel delays, or the denial of entry for non-US citizens.

by: KTTV

In Depth: Air Travel, Spring Break

In segment one, Captain Ross Aimer, the CEO of Aero Consulting Experts, talks to Hal about the rash of air crashes since January. Then, Points Path founder and CEO Julian Kheel discusses the impact of those disasters on travelers. Also, Kheel talks about travel trends during Spring Break.

by: BBC

Race Across the World winner on 'authentic travel' and how to do it

As series five begins, 2024 winner Alfie Watts shares his travel tips, experiences and bucket list.

by: Fortune

Putin accused of violating Easter Sunday truce he ordered

Posting on social media, Zelenskiy said Russia was trying to create "the general impression of a ceasefire" and generating "favorable PR coverage."

by: Fortune

Easter Sunday 2025: What's open? What's closed?

Here's where you can find a last-minute chocolate bunny or a hot meal if you don't feel like cooking.

by: BBC

People urged to plan travel for Guernsey Liberation Day

The Liberation Day organising committee says delays can be expected from 5 May in St Peter Port.

by: Fortune

Here is the agreement DOGE has with the consumer watchdog agency it is cutting up

The CFPB is on the hook for all travel or training expenses incurred as part of the USDS employees assigned to them.

by: Fortune

Kashkari says all the Fed can do is keep inflation anchored

"All we can do is keep inflation expectations anchored and manage some of the ups and downs on that journey," he said.
  • Mon, April 21, 2025

by: lbbonline

Affordability, Flexibility and Personalised Local Experiences Are Key Factors Driving Leisure Travel in 2025 | LBBOnline

Little Black Book, TravelBoom Hotel Marketing's latest findings offer insights on how the hospitality and tourism industries can reach and engage consumers in today's changing travel landscape

by: CNN

Lisbon residents call for vote on restricting vacation rentals

Thousands in the Portuguese capital petition authorities to hold a vote on restricting vacation rentals as locals complain they are being priced out of the city by tourism.

by: Flightglobal

Condor prepares to introduce A330neo with enhanced low-speed performance

Airbus has secured European certification for an A330-900 performance-enhancement package which includes new take-off configurations and faster landing-gear retraction. German leisure carrier Condor is set to introduce aircraft with the modification, following the approval from the European Union Aviation Safety Agency. Airbus says the package - which is designated 'Step-4' ...

by: Forbes

Personalization Drives Travel Loyalty: Arrivia Exec Gives Insights

Jeff Zotara has spent over a decade helping brands redefine what loyalty means.

by: Fortune

Delta evacuates 282 passengers in latest terrifying plane emergency

A Delta Air Lines airplane caught fire on Monday before it was supposed to take off at a central Florida airport.

by: Forbes

Summer Travel Too Expensive For One Quarter Of Americans

A new survey shows that about 25% of U.S. adults do not plan to travel this summer, and most say it's because they cannot afford a vacation.

by: Fortune

Zuckerberg-funded Silicon Valley school to shutter next year

The Primary School, a tuition-free private school co-founded by Mark Zuckerberg's wife Priscilla Chan, will shutter its doors.

by: Fortune

The leadership cost of cutting middle management

Senior executives are absorbing more direct reports, juggling additional operational tasks, and losing critical time for strategic focus.

by: Fortune

Nevada is now one step closer to doing away with daylight saving time

The bill would do away with the observance of daylight saving time and keep Nevada on standard time year-round.

by: Fortune

Best CD rates today, April 21, 2025

We've rounded up today's highest available CD rates, many of which are above 4%.

by: Fortune

Senior leaders are feeling the burden of leaner organizations

They're drowning in work as middle management disappears.

by: Fortune

Hertz is rolling out AI-powered inspections to tell if you dinged your rental car

UVeye offers real-time analysis of vehicle issues.

by: Fortune

Companies are making a costly $100 million mistake

FIS and Oxford Economics quantify the impact of disruptions and inefficiencies across the money lifecycle.

by: Fortune

Trump's Powell threats sink stocks in rocky start to trading week

A major concern: the future independence of the Federal Reserve.

by: Fortune

The Education Department has a rude awakening for 5.3 million student loan borrowers: giving their info to debt collectors

The Education Department will begin collection next month on student loans that are in default.

by: Fortune

Google begins court hearing about how it should be penalized for operating an illegal search monopoly

And a break-up is on the table

by: Fortune

Current ARM mortgage rates report for April 21, 2025

See Monday's report on average mortgage rates adjustable-rate mortgages so you can pick the best home loan for your needs as you house shop.

by: Fortune

Gold rallies to record on trade war concerns and weaker dollar

Bullion for immediate delivery climbed above $3,364 an ounce, as the dollar fell.

Rebuilt Sheffield leisure centres to include spas - council

Sheffield City Council reveals plans for two new leisure centres set to replace "ageing" buildings.
The article from the BBC discusses the ongoing conflict in Sudan, highlighting the dire situation in the capital, Khartoum, where residents are facing severe shortages of food, water, and electricity amidst continuous fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). The conflict, which began in mid-April, has led to the displacement of over 2.2 million people, with many fleeing to neighboring countries. The article also mentions the international community's efforts to broker a ceasefire, with Saudi Arabia and the US leading mediation talks in Jeddah, though these efforts have yet to yield a lasting peace. Additionally, the article touches on the personal stories of those affected, including a resident who described the constant fear and uncertainty of living in a war zone, and the challenges faced by aid organizations trying to deliver essential supplies.

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https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c1k4wjj0dw7o

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