Fourteen CEOs of America’s most recognizable travel-related companies sent a letter to the president and congressional leaders Monday stating that more and better COVID-19 testing is an indispensable component of pursuing an economic recovery, and urging a stepped-up federal role in making effective testing more widely available. … Continue Reading
In Alaska’s Interior and Arctic, the caribou far outnumber the people. In fact, according to Alaska Department of Fish and Game’s Bob Hunter, there are almost five caribou to every one human in Alaska’s Interior and Arctic. … Continue Reading
Following the death of George Floyd and the overwhelming response nationwide, seven Black executives from destination marketing organizations across the country partnered on a video to share their experiences and encourage an open dialogue about race and racism throughout their lives and in the tourism industry. … Continue Reading
Tweet it! LA favorite and Multi-Media Art Exhibit @museumofdreamspace is set to open at @shopgrandcanal this summer https://modsvegas.com/ … Continue Reading
Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court fulfilled its legal duty and moral obligation, ruling that almost half of Oklahoma was American Indian land in one of the most far-reaching Native American cases to come before the highest USA court in decades. … Continue Reading
Amid a new round of coronavirus-related economic closures and fresh data that Americans are as wary as ever of traveling, the devastated U.S. travel industry on Friday submitted to Congress and the administration its policy requests for the next coronavirus relief package. … Continue Reading
With travel restrictions continuing to lift, Americans are opting to stay close to home and choosing road trip travel by car or RV. … Continue Reading
The Empire State Building (ESB) has announced the recall of its employees for training in the new protocols and processes required as the final step to prepare for its world-famous Observatory to reopen on July 20, 2020 (EST), under New York State’s Phase 4 guidelines. … Continue Reading
Each year, music lovers from around the world venture to Memphis (post Covid- 19 that is), to take in the city’s world-renowned music scene, before road tripping further south to visit the famous blue markers that from part of the iconic Mississippi Blues Trail.
Confirmation of two large diamonds found at Crater of Diamonds State Park made for a busy week last week at the park, one of the only places in the world where the public can search for diamonds in their original volcanic source. … Continue Reading
