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Turkey’s ‘white cliffs’ become paragliding hotspot despite swimming ban and safety concerns
A 40-meter chalk cliff formation on Turkey’s Mediterranean coast is emerging as a paragliding launch point, offering sunset flights over the sea—while local authorities have banned swimming at the…
Marriott’s Luxury Collection launches 10 expert-led expeditions for ultra-luxury travelers
Marriott’s Luxury Collection has launched a branded expedition platform, rolling out 10 expert-led itineraries across Asia, Europe, North America, and the Caribbean. The program marks a strategic…
Austria’s Hotel Lürzerhof reopens with €10M expansion, adds cantilevered infinity pool
Austria's Hotel Lürzerhof has reopened after a €10 million expansion, adding an adults-only rooftop wellness level anchored by a 20-metre cantilevered infinity pool. The project increases the…
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Spain’s total solar eclipse draws 460,000 travelers, 24,000 police amid wildfire risk
Spain’s first total solar eclipse in more than a century on August 12, 2026 drew an estimated 460,000 dedicated eclipse travelers into a narrow path from A Coruña to Mallorca, with officials bracing…
EU border chaos sparks outrage as 20% of UK adults rethink summer holidays
Nearly a fifth of UK adults are rethinking EU summer holidays as the bloc’s new Entry/Exit System causes peak border wait times to stretch to five hours. A Savanta survey of 2,381 respondents found…
SEC bought 1 billion airline records to track travelers without warrant, sparking outrage
The Securities and Exchange Commission purchased warrantless access to more than one billion airline booking records from the Airlines Reporting Corporation's Travel Intelligence Program — a database…
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