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U.S. Travel Association: Government shutdown has cost the travel sector $1 billion

U.S. Travel Association: Government shutdown has cost the travel sector $1 billionCEO Geoff Freeman says the shutdown is "doing irreversible damage," and that Congress needs to "act now and reopen the...

The Trump administration said it is funding Statue of Liberty operations during the shutdown.

Some national parks get funding to stay open during government shutdownGreat Smoky Mountains National Park is getting funds from several sources, the state of Utah is funding five major parks, and...

The Jerash Roman ruins, the largest and best preserved in Jordan, has few visitors these days.

Jordan tourism is a casualty of the war next doorThe fall is Jordan's high season, usually drawing visitors eager to explore the country while enjoying a break from the summer...

Abercrombie & Kent's philanthropy team at the dedication of a school library A&K Philanthropy built in the Maasai Mara.

Dispatch, Kenya: Inside Abercrombie & Kent's philanthropic impactA&K Philanthropy's leadership retreat at the Olonana Lodge was inspirational because of the talented and passionate people...

Italy prime minister Giorgia Meloni said it was essential to spread Italy's 58 million visitors around the country.

WTTC: Travel is booming, but it needs workersThe WTTC Global Summit highlighted a travel workforce shortage, projecting a global shortfall of 43 million workers by 2033.

DMC in Europe launches luxury tour operatorTitanium Intimate Journeys is "something between a fully bespoke FIT and a traditional escorted tour," said CEO Jesus Repetto.

A tourist photographs the city of Sucre in Bolivia.

Abercrombie & Kent buys Bolivia tour companyCrillion Tours is a provider of custom travel experiences in Bolivia.

Intrepid guests in the Mexican Caribbean.

Intrepid pursues time-strapped Americans with Short Breaks toursWith tours of four to six days, Intrepid is targeting millennials who have the cash to travel but are short on vacation time.

National parks that collect entrance fees under the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act, like Joshua Tree National Park, will remain accessible during the government shutdown.

How the government shutdown is affecting national parksThe Interior Department said that "park roads, lookouts, trails and open-air memorials will generally remain accessible."

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25 years that changed travel9/11, the last commission cuts, mega-mergers, overtourism and more: Our timeline of the first quarter of the 21st century...

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