• Tue, April 29, 2025

by: Tennessean

What will it be like to travel Nashville's East Bank? Nonprofit advocates for fewer lanes

Project leaders developing the East Bank are seeking feedback on the major boulevard that will run through the future neighborhood.

by: CNET

This $38 3-in-1 Lisen Charger Is a Must-Have for Frequent Travelers

It can wirelessly charge your phone, AirPods and Apple Watch, and you can pick it up for a record-low price right now at Amazon.

by: GOBankingRates

5 Things To Consider Before Booking a Spring Travel Package

Booking a travel package may sound great with spring in full swing. But with so many options, where do you begin, and what should you look out for to save money? Explore More: 10 Airline Rewards...

by: Euronews

LGBTQ+ travellers forgo trips to the US as gender rules on passports change

Trump's new policies have created uncertainty for travellers as US immigration authorities may now require documentation showing 'sex at birth'.View on euronews

by: MLive

Lawmaker: 'We're simply not ready' as Real ID deadline for airplane travel nears

Some lawmakers say their states are not yet prepared for the new Real ID rules to go into effect.

by: Today

Real ID deadline arrives next week. What to know, how to travel without it

The Real ID Act, which was originally passed by Congress in 2005, will be enforced starting May 7 and impacts domestic travel.

by: CNN

Travel with Richard Quest on United's Island Hopper Route | CNN

Travel with Richard Quest on United's island hopper route, a 16-hour flight from Guam to Honolulu with several tropical stops in between.

by: Forbes

Gen Z, Travel Hackers And Empowering Exploration

The Wharton grad and co-founder of Rove is reshaping the travel loyalty ecosystem to serve a generation that's eager to explore the world—but locked out of the traditi...

by: PetHelpful

Alligator Steps Up and Rings Doorbell of Florida Home Like a Traveling Salesman

Did someone order a pair of Crocs?

by: WDAF

Traveling Smithsonian exhibit in Leawood for two more weeks

Organizers hope that the people who visit learn more about evolution and realize that science and faith can co-exist.

by: KXAN

WestJet cancels planned Austin route after 'downward shift' in Canada-U.S. travel demand

Canadian airline WestJet has canceled the launch of a new nonstop route between Austin and Vancouver, citing a "downward shift in demand" for travel between Canada and the United States.

by: Insider

Gen Z is transforming America's favorite budget travel option

Gen Z is embracing camping — though they tend to opt for a more upscale version of the pastime, the CEO and president of KOA told Business Insider.

by: WSAZ

County signs agreement in travel center lawsuit

The travel center off the Nitro exit on I-64 is a popular spot for truck drivers, but the traffic is creating a headache for those driving to work.

by: Mashable

Stay connected easily while traveling this summer

One app, global coverage, zero hassle. A Nomad eSIM is the only travel companion you really need. Your passport to seamless travel connectivity

by: fingerlakes1

Cayuga County celebrates travel's impact during National Travel and Tourism Week | Fingerlakes1.com

by: Fortune

Australia's Woodside jumps to front of US LNG race with 'single biggest investment'

Woodside now homes in on new financial partners for its $175 billion project.

by: Forbes

The 15 Most Unique Hotels In The World, According To Tripadvisor Travelers Choice Awards

From a floating palace in India to an ancient cave hotel in Italy, the annual Travelers' Choice Awards highlight this year's most unique one-of-a-kind properties.

by: Fortune

Markets swing upward as White House signals trade deals, auto tariffs reprieve

Despite the recent rebound, President Trump's first 100 days in office have been marked by extreme volatility.

by: MLive

Tigers aim to 'stay disciplined' amid historic travel schedule

The Tigers are on their longest road trip of the season before returning home to make history.

by: Fortune

Mark Zuckerberg reveals the morning routine that's 'better than caffeine'

Mark Zuckerberg reveals his morning routine—and how he recovers from looking at his phone.

by: Forbes

Hawai?i Travel Update: There's A New Tax Coming On Tourists in 2026

A "Green Fee" will increase tourism lodging taxes in order to pay for climate mitigation projects throughout the islands, the Governor said.

by: Fortune

6 types of savings accounts that can help grow your money

Here's what you should know about earning interest and being able to access your savings.

by: Fortune

Trump's tariffs fueled unhealthy uncertainty, but soon markets will 'settle down,' says Goldman CEO David Solomon

CEOs are tightening their belts because of the current market uncertainty, Solomon said.

by: Fortune

Trump will sign an executive order softening the tariff impact for automakers

Consumers, though, will still pay more.

by: Fortune

These eating habit mistakes could lead to stress and burnout. 3 changes to make

Simple dietary changes could help boost your resilience and confidence.

by: Fortune

FDA recalls bread that could contain 'glass fragments'

Rolls sold in six states.

by: Fortune

Health care providers are adopting cloud tech to make patients' lives easier in 3 ways

Better doctor-patient connection is just one benefit.

by: Fortune

Fortune's Most Powerful Women International Summit is almost here

Executives from Marriott, Unilever, and Goldman Sachs will discuss today's most pressing business issues at Fortune's MPW International Summit in Riyadh.

by: Fortune

Controversial 'golden passports' sold to rich foreigners banned by European Union's highest court

Malta "cannot grant its nationality - and indeed European citizenship - in exchange for predetermined payments or investments," the court ruled.

by: Fortune

Managers are hiring people based on whether or not they like them personally and it could lead to some big problems at work

The best job candidates are more likely to get generic, unhelpful feedback, such as comments on their personality.

by: Fortune

A record number of Americans aren't paying off their credit card

Consumer sentiment has fallen more over the last three months than during the 2008 financial crisis.

by: Fortune

Leading through uncertainty: Advice from Xcel Energy's CEO, a former CFO

Bob Frenzel also discusses how his finance experience contributes to his chief executive role.

by: Fortune

Donald Trump's first 100 days in images

It has not been boring.

by: Fortune

Mark Carney warns Canada 'we must recognize the reality that our world has fundamentally changed'

The Liberals looked headed for a crushing defeat until Donald Trump started attacking Canada's economy and threatening its sovereignty.

by: Fortune

Fears of the U.S. dollar's decline are overblown, say experts

A recent large sell-off of U.S. Treasuries does reflect a challenge to the dominance of the dollar.

by: Fortune

Over 50,000 Los Angeles County workers begin 2-day strike

During this time, libraries, some healthcare clinics, beach bathrooms, and public service counters at the Hall of Administration are expected to be closed.
  • Wed, April 30, 2025

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by: Investopedia

10 Western U.S. Cities Offering Unexpected Savings for Retirees

The best places to retire in the West combine a below-average cost of living, access to amenities, and plenty of western charm. Investopedia and Travel + Leisure have identified the best of the best, and here's where we think retirement planners should start.

by: Euronews

Travelling to Thailand? Everything you need to know about the new digital entry form

Thailand expects 39 million travellers to visit in 2025.View on euronews

by: BBC

Free period products on offer at leisure centres

Reusable products will be available across Leeds leisure centres during the coming months.

by: BBC

Travel disruption warning due to gas works on A36

The emergency gas works began on Friday evening and are expected to finish by the end of Sunday.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Unemployment rate, holiday travel | Season 2020

The CDC urged people not to travel for Thanksgiving due to the rise in coronavirus cases.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | 2.5M New Jerseyans expected to travel for the holidays | Season 2021

AAA predicts 27 million more people in U.S. will travel this season compared to 2020

by: Fortune

Despite running a $55.5 million software company, this millennial CEO still has roommates

Workera's founder and CEO Kian Katanforoosh is all about efficiency—from a ten-step commute to work to his daily use of ChatGPT.

by: Fortune

CEOs plot new tactics in the war against WFH

Also: Bond investors were unimpressed by a White House meeting with Trump advisor Stephen Miran, CEOs are giving up on guidance.

by: Fortune

Missouri upholds voter approval of $15 minimum wage and paid sick leave

The court rejected claims from business groups that the initiative's ballot summary and cost estimate were misleading.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for April 30, 2025

See Wednesday's report on average refi rates on different types of home loans.

by: Fortune

Current mortgage rates report for April 30, 2025: Rates take another small dip

See Wednesday's report on average mortgage rates on different types of home loans so you can pick the best mortgage for your needs as you house shop.

Over 50,000 Los Angeles County workers begin 2-day strike

During this time, libraries, some healthcare clinics, beach bathrooms, and public service counters at the Hall of Administration are expected to be closed.
On March 14, 2023, approximately 11,000 Los Angeles County workers, including those from the Department of Public Social Services, the Department of Public Health, and the Department of Children and Family Services, began a two-day strike to demand better pay and working conditions. Represented by SEIU Local 721, the workers are protesting what they describe as unfair labor practices and chronic understaffing, which they say has led to increased workloads and compromised service delivery. The strike, which is the first countywide walkout in over 40 years, has disrupted services such as child welfare investigations, public health inspections, and social services, prompting the county to urge the public to seek emergency services only. The union is pushing for a new contract that addresses these issues, while the county has expressed disappointment over the strike and emphasized its commitment to negotiating in good faith.

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