• Mon, June 2, 2025

by: Newsweek

China expands travel access as US threatens student visas

Citizens of five South American nations will now enjoy visa-free entry into China, according to an announcement on Tuesday.

by: WMUR

Solo flyers on some U.S. flights can pay much more than those traveling as a pair, report finds

A one-way flight with American Airlines from Charlotte, N.C., to Fort Myers, Fla., in October was listed as $422 for one passenger traveling solo, but dropped to around $266 per person when two passengers were traveling together.

by: Fortune

McKinsey leans on AI to make PowerPoints faster, draft proposals

McKinsey employees can now create PowerPoint slides from simple prompts and ensure reports have the right tone.

by: BBC

Plans for new Telford leisure centre to go on show

The proposed building in Dawley would include a five-lane pool and is expected to open in early 2027.

by: People

CDC Urges International Travelers to Be 'Fully Vaccinated' Against Measles or Consider Postponing

The CDC is recommending all travelers be fully vaccinated, following an outbreak linked to a flight that landed in Denver.

by: stacker

As demand for US passports grows, here are the states with the most aspiring world travelers

Spokeo used data from the Department of State to see where the rate of passports grew the most over the last several decades.

by: CNET

JetBlue and United Airlines Announce Partnership: What This Means for Travelers and Airfare

With this alliance, you'll be able to use your points across both airlines and book flights on either's website or app.

by: Forbes

11 Products To Help Traveling Dads Improve Their Next Trip

Treat the dads in your life to the right gift that can improve their next trip. While it is hard to keep your home routine on the road, these gift ideas can help.

by: MassLive

'Highly contagious virus' prompts CDC travel alert

The CDC is urging travelers to be fully vaccinated against the highly transmissible virus that's been on the rise worldwide.

by: Euronews

Mount Etna volcanic eruption: Is it safe to travel to Sicily and are flights cancelled?

Mount Etna is Europe's tallest and most active volcano.View on euronews

by: stacker

Summer travel with supplements: Tips, tricks and the TSA

Life Extension shares some ideas to help you pack vitamins and supplements and stay on track to support your health and well-being while you're away from home.

by: People

'Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants' Director Still Hasn't Ruled Out a Third Film (Exclusive)

Ken Kwapis, director of "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants," tells PEOPLE about what it would take to make a third film in the series.

by: Fortune

Junior analysts, beware: Your coveted and cushy entry-level Wall Street jobs may soon be eliminated by AI

A major transition is coming for the highly coveted junior analyst position at big Wall Street banks, experts agree.

by: BBC

Plans for new leisure centre to go on show

The proposed building in Dawley would include a five-lane pool and is expected to open in early 2027.

by: Forbes

60-Days Of Adventure With World's Leading Luxury Active Travel Company

Butterfield & Robinson has been a top luxury active travel company for 60 years. They are celebrating their birthday with an epic 60-Day Around The World Active Journey

by: BBC

Revamp of Worcester leisure centres part of five-year plan

An agreement between Worcester City Council and a not-for-profit firm is extended to 2030.

by: Fortune

Chipotle is giving away $1 million in free burritos this summer

Chain will hand out 10,000 free burritos per week.

by: Fortune

The transformation of women's sports in Saudi Arabia is no mirage. Just ask the women

Women were barred from stadiums prior to 2018. Today, there's a premier women's soccer league with global sponsorships.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: June 2, 2025

Trends in gold prices could indicate whether the asset can protect against inflation. Here's a look at how the precious metal is doing today.

by: Fortune

Elon Musk is distancing himself from Trump: 'I don't want to take responsibility for everything'

Just about 48 hours after Musk left the government, his preferred pick to run NASA was withdrawn by the White House.

by: Fortune

Trump plans to offload national park sites, but states don't want them

The White House is proposing to cut about $1.2 billion from the National Park Service's budget, including $900 million from park operations.

by: Fortune

The 3 best ways new college graduates can expand their professional networks, according to a LinkedIn career expert

"Busy people need specificity."
  • Tue, June 3, 2025

by: KTVX

Man killed after falling off train traveling through Nevada to Utah

A Louisiana man was killed after falling off a train traveling through Nevada to Utah. He was found in a Nevada city roughly 50 miles away from the Utah border.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Massive passport application backlog upends travel plans | Season 2021

If you apply for a passport now, you'll probably get it by Thanksgiving.

by: KIRO

Travel the world and tell coffee stories: Starbucks' looking to hire for dream job

Looking to travel the world and post videos on social media and get paid to do it?

by: BBC

Kyra Hill death: Liquid Leisure had incorrect planning permission

Kyra Hill died after getting into difficulty in a designated swimming area at Liquid Leisure in 2022.

by: Newsweek

Full list of US travel warning updates for June 2025

The State Department considers various factors, like crime, terrorism, civil unrest, access to health services, and more when issuing advisories.

by: CNN

My favorite travel charger doubles as an AirTag. It just dropped to the lowest price yet | CNN Underscored

CNN Underscored is kicking off its Summer Travel Week and one of my favorite travel accessories just went on sale. Amazon has dropped prices lower than ever on Twelve South's PlugBug charger.

by: Fortune

Current ARM mortgage rates report for June 3, 2025

See Tuesday'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: CNET

PayPal's New Credit Card Offers Interest-Free Financing for Travel. But Watch Out for This Pitfall

The financing offer may be tempting, but you won't earn rewards.

by: Fortune

Fortune COO Summit 2025 livestream

Fortune's network of COOs and other C-Suite executives will convene June 9-10 to explore strategies and solutions.

by: BBC

North Lincolnshire students to get travel grants worth hundreds

North Lincolnshire Council says it will give grants of up to 362 to help students get to lessons.

by: BBC

Students to get travel grants worth hundreds

North Lincolnshire Council says it will give grants of up to 362 to help students get to lessons.

by: Fortune

Ray Dalio on AI: 'We are now at the brink of a new era'

"The days of people making decisions in their own heads are ending," Ray Dalio writes about AI in his new book.

by: Fortune

How Dropbox is using cloud technology to sustain its virtual first model

"We understand the challenges our customers face because we experience them firsthand."

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: June 3, 2025

by: Fortune

OpenAI and DeepMind losing engineers to Anthropic in one-sided talent war

Anthropic is making gains in the AI talent war, poaching top engineers from OpenAI and DeepMind.

by: Fortune

Investors bet on Trump tariff concessions as retaliation threats rattle markets

Cushioning the markets from further drops seems to be the investor sentiment that Trump's tariff threats are not as dire as they first appear.

by: Fortune

Swiss inflation turns negative for first time in four years

Inflation was pushed down by heating oil and air transport, while rents and some fruit and vegetable costs rose, the Swiss National Bank said.

by: Fortune

Trump wants to double oil flowing through Alaska's pipelines and build a massive natural gas project as its 'big, beautiful twin'

For years, state leaders have dreamed of such a project but cost concerns, shifts in direction, competition and questions about economic feasibility have hindered progress.

by: Fortune

Goodyear blimp celebrates turning 100 with flight over hometown of Akron

Here's the history of the iconic dirigible

by: Fortune

This hacker-turned telecom mogul could be Europe's tech savior

Maverick investor and former porn entrepreneur is pouring billions into startups. The goal: to catch up with China and the U.S.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for June 3, 2025

See Tuesday's report on average refi rates on different types of home loans.
  • Wed, June 4, 2025

by: BBC

Royal Cornwall Show: tickets, times and travel information

More than 100,000 are expected to attend the event at Wadebridge between 5 and 7 June.

by: BBC

Post-Brexit pet travel scheme comes into effect

From today, people bringing their pets from Great Britain to Northern Ireland will need a new Pet Travel Document.

by: Fortune

Wells Fargo let out of the doghouse as Fed lifts restrictions placed on it in 2018 over its fake-accounts scandal

It's a win for Wells Fargo, which has spent nearly a decade trying to convince the public and policymakers that it had changed its ways.

by: Fortune

From Stuttgart to Detroit: How Europe's car giants are bracing for Trump's tariff tsunami

European automakers face price hikes, production shifts and supply chain chaos as Trump's 25% tariff upends the transatlantic car market.

by: Fortune

Ray Dalio on AI: 'The days of people making decisions in their own heads are ending'

"The opportunities that are being developed are nearly unbelievable," writes the Bridgewater founder.

The 3 best ways new college graduates can expand their professional networks, according to a LinkedIn career expert

"Busy people need specificity."

The article from Fortune, published on June 2, 2025, outlines three effective strategies for new college graduates to expand their professional networks, as advised by a LinkedIn career expert. Firstly, graduates are encouraged to actively engage on LinkedIn by regularly posting updates, sharing industry-related content, and participating in discussions to increase visibility and connect with professionals in their field. Secondly, attending networking events, both virtual and in-person, such as industry conferences, workshops, and alumni gatherings, is recommended to build meaningful relationships and gain insights into career opportunities. Lastly, leveraging existing connections by reaching out to professors, classmates, and family friends for introductions and informational interviews can help open doors to new professional circles and potential job leads. These strategies are designed to help recent graduates establish a strong professional network early in their careers.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/06/02/3-best-ways-new-college-graduates-can-expand-their-professional-networks-linkedin-career-expert/