• Thu, May 1, 2025

by: NDTV

Manali Travel Guide: Where To Go, Eat, Stay, And Shop In Manali

Ready for snow-capped peaks, piping hot momos, and views that make your Instagram jealous? Manali is the mountain escape you didn't know you needed-until now.

by: abc7NY

Air Traffic Control staffing, runway construction cause problems for travelers at Newark Airport

The ground stop on Thursday was the result of a combination of staffing issues and runway construction.

by: ZDNet

7 ways to safeguard your gear when traveling (and the products I refuse to travel without)

A lot can happen in the chaos of traveling, but these 7 tips have kept my gear safe on many trips.

by: deseret

Essential travel gadgets for your next adventure

Equip yourself with the latest technology designed to improve comfort, security and efficiency on the go

by: MassLive

2 Mass. cities named as some of the best places to retire in the country

Travel + Leisure noted both cities have popular attractions such as music, outdoor activities and event venues.

by: Insider

I've traveled solo to every US national park. These 7 are my favorite hidden gems.

After traveling to all 63 US national parks, I fell in love with places like Isle Royale, New River Gorge, Dry Tortugas, and Capitol Reef.

by: WJW

Looking to leave the country? US issues updated 'Do Not Travel' list

The United States Department of State updated its list of countries with a "do not travel" warning earlier this week.

by: ESPN

Scheifele won't travel with Jets to St. Louis for G6

Jets coach Scott Arniel said Thursday that star center Mark Scheifele will not travel with team ahead of Game 6 against the Blues.

by: WIVB

Travelers check Maid of the Mist off their bucket list during opening day

NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (WIVB) — One of Western New York's sure signs of spring returned to the water Wednesday, as the Maid of the Mist officially launched its 179th season. After a delayed start due to ice buildup on the lower Niagara River, the iconic boat tour welcomed visitors from across the globe for its […]

by: lbbonline

Greater Anglia Brings London Closer to East Anglia Day Trippers in Playful Campaign by Atomic | LBBOnline

Little Black Book, The humorous campaign was created with Atomic London and directed by Ivan Bird at Missing Link Films

by: WJZY

Here's how the FAA is preparing for summer travel

So long, Spring Break, and hello, summer travel!

by: GOBankingRates

7 Amazing Summer Travel Destinations With Affordable Flights in 2025

Summer is typically an expensive time to travel, but vacationers might be getting a break this year. Check Out: 6 US Cities Where You Can Still Enjoy a Luxury Vacation for Cheap Read Next: 4 Low-Risk...

by: HoopsHype

Damian Lillard to travel with Bucks to Indianapolis, no timeline yet for return

Jim Owczarski: Damian Lillard will travel with the #Bucks to Indianapolis, but he will not put a timeline on his return. He did say once he feels he's ready to play physically (i.e. movement,…

by: Vogue

Can "Grief Travel" Help Transform An Aching Heart?

With grief-related wellness on the rise, so-called "griefcations" are trending.

by: Forbes

Canadian Travel To U.S. Plunges 32% In March As Boycott Escalates

The Canadian travel boycott of the U.S. picked up steam last month, setting up a potential $6 billion economic loss in commerce in 2025.

by: Fortune

Amazon CEO says the $2 trillion retailer is 'pretty maniacally focused' on keeping prices down amid tariff pressure

Andy Jassy told analysts during an earnings call "there's maybe never a more important time in recent memory" to maintain prices.

by: WKRG

Millions of visitors traveled to Mobile in 2024: Alabama Tourism Department

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — The city of Mobile saw a 2.2% increase in visitors from 2023 to 2024, according to the Alabama Tourism Department. A Visit Mobile news release said 3.5 million people visited Mobile in 2024 — the largest growth in the state. "These visitors accounted for $1.9 billion in travel-related spending in Mobile," […]

by: SheKnows

10 Pieces of Kid-Friendly Luggage That Make Traveling a Breeze

Traveling with kids gets a bad rep, but instead of leaning into the negative remarks from just about everyone with an opinion, help eliminate some of the chaos by gifting your little travelers with luggage that's all for them. Kid-friendly luggage pieces give them a sense of responsibility and importance that makes them feel so …

by: Forbes

The Best Travel Shoes For Men, According To Well-Traveled Experts

All of our top picks offer cushioned support, reliable traction and breathable materials—plus fashion-forward designs. Here's what to pack on your next trip.

by: Fortune

Trump's tariffs are the 'No. 1 topic' on the minds of robot makers hoping to beat China amid supply chain 'inconveniences'

Humanoid makers are looking at a potential bright side to the geopolitical shifts.

by: Fortune

Stocks close higher as tech giants report profits and expansion plans

Meta and Microsoft surprised to the upside on better-than-expected showing from AI the previous day.

by: Forbes

U.S. Travel Boycott: 60% Of Canadians Staying Away Because Of Trump, Survey Says

Six in 10 Canadian adults say they are less likely to travel to the U.S. this year, and more than a third have canceled trip plans—due to the political climate.

by: Fortune

Americans are choosing a hot Caribbean vacation this summer

With European hotspots increasingly overpriced, overcrowded and affected by the anti-tourism protests, Americans are going elsewhere—and saving money.

by: Forbes

Traveling With Teens: Tips And Tours To Make It A Success

Traveling with teenagers can be both amazing and exhausting. That's where Trafalgar Tours comes in. Guided vacations while still allowing flexibility and fun.

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: Fortune

Fortune Workplace Innovation Summit livestream 2025

At this two-day meeting, the brightest HR and executive minds will imagine, debate, and design the bold future of work.

by: Fortune

Elon Musk says DOGE should 'definitely' take a close look at the Fed

Musk criticized the Fed's $2.2 billion remodeling of its Washington D.C. headquarters.

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: Fortune

Robinhood says customers deposited a record $6.5 billion in April as active traders try to profit off market chaos

CEO Vlad Tenev said the company has become "more resilient" by targeting sophisticated retail investors.

by: Fortune

Eating this nut can help lower your colorectal cancer risk, study finds

It may be time to add a handful of this nut to your daily snack rotation.

by: Fortune

3 tips to managing ambition in a burned-out workplace, according to Calm CEO

Calm CEO David Ko learns key lessons from Kevin Bacon to Jordan Chiles.

by: Fortune

First-party Xbox games will cost $80 this holiday

Microsoft joins Nintendo in price increase. Now all eyes are on Sony.

by: Fortune

CVS can get weight-loss drug Wegovy at a discount for cash

Novo Nordisk has been striking deals with several companies lately.

by: Fortune

National security advisor Mike Waltz to step down, CBS says

Waltz had come under fire since acknowledging inadvertently adding a journalist to a Signal chat group set up to discuss pending attacks on Houthi rebels.

by: Fortune

Kohl's just fired its CEO after only 100 days on the job after striking a 'highly unusual' deal with a vendor he had a personal relationship with

Buchanan had only been at the helm of the retailer since January.

by: Fortune

Survey indicates over half of parents don't like reading to their kids

And that's having a ripple effect on kids as they grow up.

by: Fortune

Donald Trump invited Elon Musk to sleep in the White House's Lincoln Bedroom

In an hour-long Q&A session with news outlets in the White House's Roosevelt Room, Musk answered a series of questions about his cost-cutting team DOGE.

by: Fortune

Startups are famously stressful. Here's how one wellness company is vowing to do things differently

Grow Therapy is hoping that by prioritizing employee wellness, it will help retain workers, especially Gen Z and millennials.

by: Fortune

Here are the three biggest hiring mistakes most startups make early on and how to avoid them

From recruiting friends to assigning C-suite level roles too early, many startup founders make early hiring mistakes that prove hard to undo.

by: Fortune

93% of employees say retirement benefits influence whether they'll take a job. How to design a competitive plan

New tech options make creating and administering a plan easier.

by: Fortune

New details have emerged for Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s multi-million dollar 'Take Back Your Health' campaign

A look into RFK Jr.'s latest plea to curb chronic diseases.

by: Fortune

She worked in corporate HR for more than a decade, then pivoted to an unconventional job: Career astrologist

One woman left her corporate job in HR to help people use an unconventional tool to navigate their careers.

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.
  • Fri, May 2, 2025

by: ESPN

Injured Scheifele won't travel with Jets for G6

Jets coach Scott Arniel said Thursday that star center Mark Scheifele will not travel with team ahead of Game 6 against the Blues.

by: Forbes

Irish Travel Retailer ARI In Expansionist Mode As It Tops $1.6 Billion

'Joy On Your Way' is how ARI couches its retail philosophy and it seems to be paying off.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for May 2, 2025

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

by: Fortune

China says it's evaluating U.S. talks, hinting at possible thaw

China's Commerce Ministry noted senior U.S. officials have repeated expressed willingness to talk to Beijing about tariffs in a statement on Friday.

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.
In an interview with Fortune, Flexport CEO Ryan Petersen discussed the potential impacts of former President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on global trade, should he win the 2024 election. Petersen expressed concerns that a 10% tariff on all imports and a 60% tariff on Chinese goods could lead to increased costs for American consumers and businesses, potentially fueling inflation. He highlighted the uncertainty these policies create for businesses planning their supply chains and investments, noting that such tariffs could disrupt the global trade system. Petersen also touched on Flexport's strategies to navigate these challenges, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and diversification in supply chains to mitigate risks associated with trade policy changes.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/05/01/flexport-ryan-petersen-ceo-on-trumps-tariffs-and-the-uncertain-future-of-global-trade/


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