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Hawaii Set To Welcome Back Travelers On Nov. 1

October 24, 2021

Hawaii governer David Ige has announced on Twitter that starting on Nov. 1, Hawaii will welcome back both essential and non-essential tourists. Due to the state's uptick in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in late August, Ige made the request for non-essential travelers to stay away. That severely hurt Hawaii's tourism industry, as it saw millions lost in revenue. Meanwhile, Hawaii's "Safe Travel" plans will continue to remain in place.

U.S. Opens Mexican, Canadian Land Borders To Fully Vaccinated People

October 15, 2021

After 19 months of restricted traveling, the U.S. will be initiating a two-phase process that will allow nonessential travelers to enter in from the Canadian and Mexican borders. Beginning in November, nonessential travelers must be fully vaccinated, while essential travelers can remain unvaccinated. However, beginning in January, all travelers, regardless of essential status, must be fully vaccinated.

Australia’s Prime Minister Says International Travelers Won’t Be Welcome Until At Least 2022

October 6, 2021

Prime Minister Scott Morrison outlined plans for lifting some of Australia’s toughest Covid-19 this week. Part of this outline stated that foreign tourists won’t be welcomed back until at least 2022.

Airlines Pushback Reopening Flights Between US And Europe Amid Covid Case Surges

August 26, 2021

US borders are currently closed to travelers from the European Union (EU) and the UK, and have been that way for over 500 days now. While there hasn’t been a formal announcement as to when these borders will reopen, airlines are beginning to push back the scheduled restart of their London-New York flights.

US To Ease Travel Restrictions For Fully Vaccinated International Visitors

September 21, 2021

Jeff Zients, White House Covid-19 response coordinator, said the new rules will take effect in November to give agencies and airlines enough time to prepare for the influx of travel that will likely come from these new standards.

Hawaii Updated Covid-19 Travel Restrictions

April 15, 2021

Hawaii is one of the most popular destinations that people want to fly to once the Covid-19 pandemic improves, here’s how the island’s are preparing.

August 12, 2021

Demand For Air Travel Dropping Exponentially As Delta Variant Continues To Spread

July 30, 2021

England, Scotland, And Northern Ireland Loosen Travel Restrictions For Vaccinated Americans

July 26, 2021

US Will Not Lift Covid-19 Travel Restrictions Amid Spreading Of Delta-Variant

July 19, 2021

Start-Up Company Planning Network Of ‘Hotel Sleeper Trains’ Throughout Europe

Maui Set To Impose New Hotel Tax Due To Influx Of Tourists

July 13, 2021

The Hawaiian island of Maui has announced that they will now be collecting a hotel tax from all tourists staying there in order to help them deal with the influx of tourists while recovering from the Covid-19 pandemic.

Why The Travel Industry Is Ready To Embrace Covid-19 Vaccination Passports

March 22, 2021

Many airlines are already looking into implementing a vaccine passport requirement to motivate safe travel as more individuals receive their doses around the world.

The Most Popular Vacations People Are Booking For 2022

July 7, 2021

As more individuals receive their Covid-19 vaccinations throughout the world, many are planning their first big trips for when the world really begins to return to a sense of normalcy. 2022 is already seeing an influx in flight bookings under the assumption that by that point, more of the world will be vaccinated and Covid will be more obsolete.

Travel Industry Is Bracing For A Slower Recovery Than Expected In 2021

February 22, 2021

The tourism industry has been one of the most heavily impacted sectors of the US economy, and while 2021 was initially looking hopeful in terms of recovery, experts aren’t as convinced now.

TSA Provides Safety Guidelines For Fourth Of July Travelers

July 2, 2021

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has issued out some safety guidelines ahead of the fourth of July weekend, where airports are expected to see pre-pandemic crowds.

Meet The Black Mambas, A Women-Only Ranger Team Working To Preserve African Wildlife

June 23, 2021

June 23rd is known as World Female Ranger Day as a means of raising awareness and funding to support the women within the industry who are working hard to preserve the Earth. Only 11% of the world’s global ranger population is made up of women, so the campaign, co-founded by adventurers Holly Budge and Margot Dempsey, works to shed light on the inequalities that exist within the industry.

New York Lifts A Majority Of Covid-19 Restrictions As Vaccination Rates Continue To Rise

June 17, 2021

New York officially has 70% of its population inoculated with at least one dose of a Covid-19 vaccine, meaning the state is now fulfilling its promise of lifting nearly all pandemic restrictions as a result of having such a large vaccinated population.

Two Passengers Test Positive For Covid On First Major Sea Cruise Hosting Americans

June 11, 2021

Two guests aboard the first major sea cruise to host American passengers since the Covid-19 pandemic first began have tested positive for Covid-19 in what the cruise line is calling a required end-of-cruise testing.

US Airline Companies Want Government Leaders To Lift Covid-19 Travel Restrictions

June 7, 2021

Major airline companies are urging the United States government to move quicker when it comes to lifting travel restrictions between the US and Europe. Many countries within the European Union have opened up their borders for international travel, causing many US airline leaders to urge our nation to do the same.

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Hawaii Set To Welcome Back Travelers On Nov. 1October 24, 2021 - 09:00
Hawaii governer David Ige has announced on Twitter that starting on Nov. 1, Hawaii will welcome back both essential and non-essential tourists. Due to the state’s uptick in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in late August, Ige made the request for non-essential travelers to stay away. That severely hurt Hawaii’s tourism industry, as it saw millions lost in revenue. Meanwhile, Hawaii’s “Safe Travel” plans will continue to remain in place.
Study Finds Sleeping “Sweet Spot” Helps Older Adults Maintain Cognitive PerformanceOctober 23, 2021 - 09:00
According to a new study published, there is a “sweet spot” during sleep that can help maintain cognitive performance. Among the 100 participants who were tested for cognitive decline and early Alzheimer’s disease, those who slept between five and a half to seven and a half hours retain cognitive behavior. Those who slept over or under that time frame experienced a cognitive decline. The findings could go a long way towards improving both the brain functionality and sleep habits of patients suffering from Alzheimer’s.
Meet The ‘Psychic’ Tik Tok Pug Who’s Captured The Attention Of MillionsOctober 21, 2021 - 12:00
Move over, horoscopes. Tik Tokers have become obsessed with Noodle the pug, a dog that apparently has psychic abilities. Every morning, Noodle’s owner, Jonathon Graziano, picks him up out of his dog bed. If Noodle falls back down, it’s a “no bones day.” If he keeps standing, it’s a “bones day.” What was a silly ritual for Graziano and Noodle has since become a worldwide phenomena, accumulating in millions of views and TV appearances.
Zillow Pauses Buying U.S. Homes As It Works Through BacklogOctober 21, 2021 - 09:00
Zillow, the popular online real estate listing company, as announced it will stop purchasing homes until the end of 2021. Zillow, which got into the house-flipping business in 2018, purchased 3,805 homes in the second quarter. However, only 2,086 of the houses were sold. The company cites labor shortages as one of the biggest reasons for it falling behind, and stated that a stoppage will allow them to focus on their current contracts and inventory.
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According to a new study published, it was found that the western false asphodel wildflower (Triantha occidentalis) has found to be carnivorous. Using its sticky stems and glandular hairs, the false asphodel is able to absorb nutrients from their prey. Very few carnivorous plant lineages have been found in recent memory, so a discovery of what is referred to as a “cryptic carnivore” is notable.

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