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An Elite Montana Ski Resort Wants to Turn Sewage Into Snow
An exclusive Montana ski resort frequented by the likes of Bill Gates and Justin Timberlake says it can safely turn wastewater into powder.
23 hours ago - Men's Health
New coronavirus cases set record in Thailand's capital
Health authorities in Thailand have expressed concern as they announced that the country's capital has confirmed a record 869 new coronavirus cases as it battles a resurgence...
23 hours ago - Newsday
News: Aida Cruises to return to Germany this month
Enhanced health and safety protocols - tested by SGS Institut Fresenius and confirmed by the classification society DNV - include a mandatory PCR test for all passengers.
1 day ago - Breaking Travel News
NHL and Clorox Clean Up with New Partnership
The Clorox Company and the National Hockey League have announced a new multiyear North American partnership that will see Clorox become the official cleaning and disinfecting...
1 day ago - SportsTravel
News: UKHospitality warns rent arrears could cost tourism jobs
A new survey of members, found that resolving the rent debt issue is critical to ensuring the future health of a sector that pre-pandemic accounted for ten per cent of UK...
2 days ago - Breaking Travel News
Qatar Launches Refurbishment Project of Historic Dhow Boats
The Qatar National Tourism Council began a large-scale project to refurbish a fleet of more than 40 traditional dhow boats, part of an initiative to improve service excellence...
2 days ago - Global Traveler
International travel's current situation: Forms, forms, tests and more forms
To anyone out there who wants to resume traveling the world but opposes so-called digital health passports, I challenge to you do a multicountry trip without changing your mind.
2 days ago - Travel Weekly
How Does Travel Insurance Work?
How Does Travel Insurance Work? Think about it; you have insurance for everything important to you. You probably have home insurance or renter's insurance. You likely have...
2 days ago - Twenty-Something Travel
Man tests positive after flying interstate
A man in regional Western Australia has been diagnosed with COVID-19 after quarantining in a Melbourne hotel, but health authorities have described the case as a “very weak...
4 days ago - Travel News
NZ blocks flights from Aussie state
Officials at the New Zealand Ministry of Health have put an immediate pause on flights from Western Australia after new positive COVID-19 cases were recorded in Perth.
6 days ago - Travel News
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Group aims to make 'allies' out of travel agency leaders
Members are extensively vetted in order to join the Allies Society, which is focused on enhancing agency heads' leadership skills through networking and educational event.
The Mail's travel team tackles travellers' green-list questions
Here the Daily Mail's travel team answers readers' questions about Covid testing for green-list countries, when travel will open up to France and Italy, and more.
The Balmoral is the height of luxury. So how did they cope in lockdown?
A new Channel 5 series explores how The Balmoral in Edinburgh coped throughout lockdown in 2020. The 167 room hotel has welcomed stars from Paul McCartney to Elizabeth Taylor.
Why JEREMY CLARKE is dreaming of flying easyJet to France's glamorous Cote...
The Daily Mail's Jeremy Clarke recalls a trip to Nice in the South of France. His favourite things about this part of the world? Weeks without socks, strong coffee and flaky...
Exploring a stretch of the Peak District that played a celebrated part in...
The Daily Mail's Angela Epstein went to visit the Derwent Dams in the Peak District. The three gothic-style dams form the Ladybower, Derwent and Howden Reservoirs.
7 pretty towns on the UK's south coast
With quaint tearooms, beach huts as colourful as India's Holi festival and new art sculptures courtesy of England's Creative Coast, south England's seaside towns have never...
Now open: From the Bahamas to the Leaning Tower of Pisa and more
The European Union and UK work out plans for summer vacations, Broadway theatre tickets go on sale for the fall, and Germany cancels Oktoberfest for the second time. Here's...
The truth about cruise ships in Venice
Banned from the lagoon one minute, back the next. Destroying the city or providing jobs? Cruise ships in Venice are a huge point of controversy in the city - here's why.
Italy's most famous gallery just made a striking change
The Uffizi Gallery in Florence's latest renovation has introduced works of art by women and people of color, putting works on permanent display for the first time.
Covid-19 Still Complicated in Southeast Asia
Update May 5 th According to the website worldometers.info, as of 23:59 p.m. on May 5, the countries of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations recorded 176,735 more cases...