CDC raises travel advisory, monkeypox cases hit 1,000 worldwide
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Visiting a Walt Disney theme park may not be quite as magical as the commercials suggest. Parents, or even adults not visiting Disneyland or Disney World with kids, often have to carry a lot of things with them. You may need an umbrella or poncho for the inevitable rain at Florida's theme parks or multiple layers for temperature differences from early morning to evening.
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What it's really like in a $642-a-night inside stateroom on the smallest Disney Cruise
My family of four stayed in a windowless stateroom on the Disney Magic, and for all the money we saved, it was totally worth not having a balcony.
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My husband and I spent two weeks exploring Alaska in a van. Here are 8 things that surprised us the most.
My husband and I are longtime Alaska locals who drove a retrofitted van through Anchorage, Palmer, Valdez, Fairbanks, and Denali National Park.
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Norwegian Cruise Line ship hits iceberg on its way to Alaska glacier
The ship is currently in Juneau, Alaska for assessment, according to a cruise line spokesperson.
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As Covid Rages, Royal Caribbean, Carnival Could Drop Testing Rules
The major U.S. cruise lines still require pre-cruise covid tests. Signs suggest those rules could be loosened or even go away.
- Engadget
Rivian opens its first three 'Adventure Network' fast charging sites
The first Level 3 DC fast chargers of Rivian's "Adventure Network" come online this week and you'll never guess where.
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TikToker reveals top 2 travel must-haves you need for your next trip — buy them both on Amazon
They're both under $25.
- The Daily Beast
Bill Gates, Spurned by Venice, Seeks to Conquer Rome
Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyROME—Money may not buy happiness, but it does by property, and Bill Gates, who was recently rebuffed in his bid to buy the historic Danieli hotel in Venice has now settled on one of the best addresses in Rome to build the city’s first six-star hotel, according to purchase records filed with Rome’s City Hall.The Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts group that Gates controls through Cascade Investment LLC, along with billionaire Saudi investor
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Corpus Christi is about to break out. In a really good way.
Watch! Corpus Christi is about to break out. In a really good way.
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
'Today with Hoda and Jenna' visits Lake Geneva for summer getaways series
The segment highlighted the city's mail boat jumpers, the Shore Path and Mars Resort.
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First Look: Inside a $9.5 Million Condo at the Mandarin Oriental Residences in Beverly Hills
The three-bedroom home offers upscale contemporary interiors and access to a range of lavish amenities.
- Associated Press
As COVID fears ebb, Japan readies for tourists from abroad
The rickshaw men in Tokyo are adding English-speaking staff, a sure sign Japan is bracing for a return of tourists from abroad. Japan’s border controls to curb the spread of coronavirus infections began gradually loosening earlier this month.
- Charlotte Observer
Here’s why arriving early at the CLT airport might not be time-saving for travelers
Are mornings the best time of the day to fly out of Charlotte Douglas International? You might want to reconsider.
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TikTok discovered a genius product on Amazon that keeps your toiletries from leaking when you’re traveling
Buy a set for your next trip ASAP.
- Business Insider
Cruise holidays may be as 'cheap as we've seen' this summer as operators try to fill cabins, analyst says
Cruise lines are cutting cabin prices and offering deals to attract passengers in the hope they will spend while onboard, said Patrick Scholes.
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Rivian is turning on the first EV fast chargers in its adventure network
Rivian this week will open three EV fast charging sites in California and Colorado as part of the automaker's bid to build out an "adventure" network along interstates as well as locations near recreational activities aligned with its customer base. The first Level 3 DC fast charging site, which opened Monday in Salida, Colorado, has four chargers that can provide more than 200 kilowatts of power, according to Rivian. One of the fast chargers is set up as a pull-through site to accommodate vehicles towing trailers.
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'Flightmare': Southwest Pilots Are Protesting Low Pay and Current Working Conditions
Southwest Airlines pilots have had enough.
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‘I was scared’: Passengers evacuated onto tarmac at Charlotte Douglas when cabin fills with smoke
Passengers on an American Airlines flight were evacuated after a ground emergency at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport on Monday morning, according to the airline.
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Why Buying Property in These Vacation Destinations Could Be a Great Investment
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