• Wed, April 30, 2025

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | TRAVEL | Season 2019

How to protect yourself while traveling abroad.

by: Euronews

Spain and Portugal travel: What are my rights if my flight was cancelled due to the blackout?

Thousands of travellers were left stranded, with some spending the night on airport floors.View on euronews

by: BBC

Bilbao or bust - are you travelling? Send us your pictures

Manchester United have already been to the Basque country this season. Now they return with much more at stake, hoping this is not the only time they will visit before the end of May. Are you travelling to Bilbao?

by: StyleCaster

The 20 Best Shoes for Traveling Europe, According to Podiatrists & TikTok

These shoes are made for walking (around Europe).

by: Investopedia

Why Analysts Expect Booking Holdings To Withstand Worries About US Travel Demand

Booking Holdings widened its full-year outlook amid concerns about U.S. travel demand, but analysts say the company's international operations should help counter a decline in U.S. travel bookings.

by: MassLive

Travel alert: Feds urge increased caution traveling to popular Caribbean destination

Federal officials said the increased warning is due to crime, swimming risks and information they gathered on individuals traveling with firearms and ammunition.

by: Forbes

11 Products To Help Traveling Moms Improve Their Next Trip

These suggestions can ease stress and improve the journey for the moms you love, especially if you are looking for the ideal Mother's Day gift for frequent travelers.

by: GOBankingRates

5 Reasons New York City Has Become Unaffordable for Middle-Class Travelers

From sky-high hotel prices to skyrocketing transit costs, New York City is pricing out middle-class travelers. Here's why it's getting harder to visit.

by: Cosmopolitan

On the Real: I'm a Changed Woman Because of These Chic Travel Backpacks

Travel backpacks that are stylish and functional? Yep, we found 11. Keep reading for chic options that are lightweight, compact, and super spacious.

by: Fortune

Top US solar firm sees stock plunge after big guidance drop from Trump tariffs

Renewable energy faces a potential double whammy of tariffs and tax credit reductions.

by: Today

The shoes flight attendants recommend for traveling and working

These frequent fliers share the right footwear for the job and what to carry on your flight.

by: Newsweek

Canada updates travel warning for US again

"U.S. authorities strictly enforce entry requirements," updated Canadian government advice states.

by: InStyle

Sarah Michelle Gellar and Freddie Prinze Jr. Have a Surprising Family Travel Tradition

It's a must for Gellar, who "couldn't afford to travel very much" growing up.

by: WFTV

Budget airline expands with new Orlando flight to Mexico, increasing international travel options

Orlando International Airport will soon get a flight to Mexico City.

by: ABC

Chicago resident who traveled through O'Hare Airport diagnosed with measles

As measles cases are on the rise in the United States, Chicago has reported the city's first case of the year.

by: KTTC

Severe weather safety tips for travelers

Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) suggested drivers avoid travel on Monday evening due to severe weather.

by: WJAX

FAA adding more airspace over Jacksonville just in time for summer travel

Federal Aviation Administration officials say they are opening up the airspace over Jacksonville.

by: Fortune

Nvidia CEO urges Trump to change rules for AI chip exports

Jensen Huang said he'd like the Trump administration to change regulations for exporting artificial intelligence technology from the U.S.

by: Forbes

The Best Travel System Strollers To Simplify Every Outing

The best travel system strollers offer convenience and safety, making it easy to travel with your baby. We've found the top choices of 2025 for every family's needs.

by: Newsweek

Pakistan nuclear weapons: How far can missiles travel?

"Pakistan is definitely in an inferior position" should major warfare break out with India, nuclear arms expert John Erath told Newsweek.

by: WFTV

New German flight leads Orlando company to add jobs here

A new international connection for Orlando International Airport had led to new jobs for a local company.

by: GOBankingRates

5 Ways Americans Are Recession-Proofing Their Travel Plans

Six out of 10 Americans are concerned about a recession affecting their travel plans, according to a recent study from Beach.com. Three-quarters of those polled expect travel costs to rise this year,...

by: Euronews

Spain and Portugal travel warning: Flight delays and crowded train stations as power returns

Airport are urging passengers to monitor local travel advice and flight trackers for updates.View on euronews

by: Fortune

Visa wants to give AI your credit card to buy groceries and plane tickets

Visa is betting that what seems futuristic now could become a convenient alternative.

by: Fortune

Top virologists raise alarm over potential for bird flu pandemic

Experts from over 40 countries are sounding the alarm over the increasing threat of H51 avian bird flu.

by: Fortune

Architect of Trump's tariff policy doesn't see 'immediate change' to China tariffs

Chair of the Council of Economic Advisers Stephen Miran said tariffs on China would remain in place.

by: Fortune

Stocks close mixed on news of GDP decline, recession fears grow

Major earnings later Wednesday will be closely watched by Wall Street: Qualcomm, Meta, and Microsoft all report after the bell.

by: Fortune

Visa launches stablecoin payments in Latin America in major advance for crypto

The service will rely on Bridge's stablecoin tools and will roll out in places like Ecuador, Peru and Colombia.

by: Fortune

Gen Z is so miserable they've flattened the long-established happiness curve

"Young people are not doing as well as they used to be."

by: Fortune

Trump slams Powell again, claiming he knows 'much more than he does about interest rates'

"I have a Fed person who is not really doing a good job," the president said at a rally.

by: Fortune

Jensen Huang says all companies will have a secondary 'AI factory' in the future

Companies will build autonomous vehicles and provide the AI needed to power them, the Nvidia CEO said.

by: Fortune

Worried about high prices from tariffs? Wait till the aluminum crunch America isn't ready for

America is alarmingly unprepared to meet surging demand for a material deeply embedded in nearly every aspect of modern life.

by: Fortune

Meta, app makers launch Washington lobby to fight Apple and Google

Meta, Spotify, and Match Group are teaming up for a high-stakes political battle with the world's two dominant smartphone platforms.

by: Fortune

Gen Z men and women take home very different salaries and the gender pay gap is a problem from the start

Post-grad men and women also have vastly different expectations for their careers and standard of living.

by: Fortune

Private hiring slowed in April out of fear of tariff impacts. 'Unease is the word of the day,' ADP chief economist says

These job gains were even lower than economists had expected.
  • Thu, May 1, 2025

by: Newsweek

Sweating spacecraft may be the key to greener space travel

The Department of Aerospace Engineering at Texas A&M University is partnering with Canopy Aerospace to test next-generation materials.

by: CNET

Summer Travel Essentials: Don't Forget to Pack These 13 Must-Have Items

Use this travel packing list to ensure a more leisurely trip, no matter where you adventure.

by: abc7NY

Affordable summer travel tips including where to fly and when to book

Does a big vacation seem out of reach? Don't rule it out just yet. We have tips that can help you save on travel this summer.

by: WIVB

'Dancing together': MAC champion UB tennis teams travel in tandem to NCAA tournaments

AMHERST, N.Y. (WIVB) — Bonded by shared training facilities and parallel pursuits, University at Buffalo's men's and women's tennis teams have long championed each other's success. Having both claimed Mid-American Conference titles this season, they will now travel together to Ohio State to compete on the same courts in the NCAA tournament. "We like to […]

by: Newsweek

US updates travel warning for North Korea

"Do not travel to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea for any reason," the updated advisory said.

by: Insider

The long, sad decline of America's coolest travel guide

Lonely Planet was once the Bible of travel. Then Google and social media influencers stepped in and became the new messiahs.

by: Forbes

Building A Multi-Million Dollar Business While Traveling The World

Resilience and adaptability are two indispensable traits for entrepreneurial success in today's fast-paced environment.

by: Forbes

Asian Food And Travel Expert Danielle Chang Charms: TV's 'Lucky Chow'

Hungry for the best Asian dishes? Curious to discover delicious destinations in the U.S. and abroad? Be enticed by these uplifting stories.

by: Forbes

TP-Link Reveals New Fast And Secure Portable Wi-Fi 6 Travel Router

TP-Link's Latest Travel Router is the TL-WR3002X, A VPN-Compatible Device That Offers High-Speed Connectivity with Enhanced Privacy for Travelers And Digital Nomads.

by: Fortune

95% of finance leaders say their roles have expanded beyond traditional functions

The traditional remit of a CFO has greatly expanded.

by: Fortune

Flexport Ryan Petersen CEO on Trump's tariffs and the uncertain future of global trade

Ryan Petersen, CEO and founder of Flexport, speaks to Fortune about the pressures tariffs place on American businesses.

by: Fortune

Norges Bank Investment Fund's Nicolai Tangen says this year 'has been surprisingly not terrible'

Also: Tesla denies directors considered life after Musk, Trump admits there may be a toy shortage at Christmas.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for May 1, 2025

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

PBS39 News Reports | TRAVEL | Season 2019

How to protect yourself while traveling abroad.
The video at the provided URL features a segment from the PBS show "The Open Mind," where host Alexander Heffner discusses the future of travel with Skift founder and CEO Rafat Ali. They explore how the travel industry is adapting to technological advancements and changing consumer behaviors, particularly in the wake of the global health crisis. Ali shares insights on the rise of remote work influencing travel patterns, the increasing importance of sustainable travel, and how technology is being used to enhance traveler experiences. The conversation also touches on the potential for travel to become more personalized and the challenges the industry faces in recovering and innovating post-crisis.

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