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Hawaii Increases Lodging Tax to Fund Climate Change Mitigation
Hawaii lawmakers passed a bill raising the lodging tax by 0.75% and imposing an 11% tax on cruise ships to fund environmental projects and climate change adaptation, generating an estimated $100 million annually.
Hawaii Increases Lodging Tax to Fund Climate Change Mitigation
Hawaii lawmakers passed a bill raising the lodging tax by 0.75% and imposing an 11% tax on cruise ships to fund environmental projects and climate change adaptation, generating an estimated $100 million annually.
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36% Bias Score
30% Surge in Tunisian Tourist Prices Impacts Summer 2025 Travel"
A 30 percent surge in Tunisian tourist prices in 2025, impacting transport, accommodation, and activities, is driven by overall inflation and may affect the country's appeal as a budget-friendly destination, particularly for Algerian tourists.
30% Surge in Tunisian Tourist Prices Impacts Summer 2025 Travel"
A 30 percent surge in Tunisian tourist prices in 2025, impacting transport, accommodation, and activities, is driven by overall inflation and may affect the country's appeal as a budget-friendly destination, particularly for Algerian tourists.
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28% Bias Score
Surge in European Tourism to China Driven by Eased Visa Policies and Improved Infrastructure
Two-way tourism between China and Europe is experiencing a significant rise, fueled by China's relaxed visa policies (extending visa-free stays to 30 days for 38 countries, including 32 European nations, and offering 240-hour visa-free transit for 54 countries) and enhanced travel infrastructure, le...
Surge in European Tourism to China Driven by Eased Visa Policies and Improved Infrastructure
Two-way tourism between China and Europe is experiencing a significant rise, fueled by China's relaxed visa policies (extending visa-free stays to 30 days for 38 countries, including 32 European nations, and offering 240-hour visa-free transit for 54 countries) and enhanced travel infrastructure, le...
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24% Bias Score
Vienna's Strict Measures Against Short-Term Rentals Amidst Record Tourism
Vienna, Austria, experienced a record 19 million overnight stays in 2023, leading to a housing crisis as apartments are converted into short-term rentals; the city responded with strict regulations limiting rentals to three months annually and imposing significant fines for violations.
Vienna's Strict Measures Against Short-Term Rentals Amidst Record Tourism
Vienna, Austria, experienced a record 19 million overnight stays in 2023, leading to a housing crisis as apartments are converted into short-term rentals; the city responded with strict regulations limiting rentals to three months annually and imposing significant fines for violations.
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56% Bias Score
Greece Legalizes Unauthorized Tourist Port Constructions
Greece's 2018 law, amended five times, legalizes unauthorized constructions in tourist ports operating before January 1, 2022, requiring environmental permits and potentially impacting port development due to relaxed building restrictions and permit requirements.
Greece Legalizes Unauthorized Tourist Port Constructions
Greece's 2018 law, amended five times, legalizes unauthorized constructions in tourist ports operating before January 1, 2022, requiring environmental permits and potentially impacting port development due to relaxed building restrictions and permit requirements.
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44% Bias Score
A40 Upgrade Complete in South-West Wales, but Concerns Remain
A £60m upgrade to the A40 near Narberth, Pembrokeshire, is complete, aiming to reduce congestion on a route crucial for tourism and freight, handling about 40 million tonnes of freight annually through Milford Haven, despite a Welsh government decision to cancel future road projects.
A40 Upgrade Complete in South-West Wales, but Concerns Remain
A £60m upgrade to the A40 near Narberth, Pembrokeshire, is complete, aiming to reduce congestion on a route crucial for tourism and freight, handling about 40 million tonnes of freight annually through Milford Haven, despite a Welsh government decision to cancel future road projects.
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40% Bias Score
Two Ancient Silk Road Sites Open to Public in China
On May 1st, 2025, China opened the Tuyugou Grottoes in Xinjiang and the Xuanquanzhi ruins in Gansu, two significant Silk Road archaeological sites, to the public after substantial restoration and investment, offering new tourism opportunities and showcasing cultural heritage.
Two Ancient Silk Road Sites Open to Public in China
On May 1st, 2025, China opened the Tuyugou Grottoes in Xinjiang and the Xuanquanzhi ruins in Gansu, two significant Silk Road archaeological sites, to the public after substantial restoration and investment, offering new tourism opportunities and showcasing cultural heritage.
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36% Bias Score
China's Relaxed Visa Policies Fuel Surge in European Tourism
As of April 25th, inbound travel bookings to China from around the world surged by 173 percent year-on-year, driven by China's extended visa-free stays (up to 30 days for 32 European nations) and improved travel infrastructure, leading to full tour groups from European agencies like CT Poland and An...
China's Relaxed Visa Policies Fuel Surge in European Tourism
As of April 25th, inbound travel bookings to China from around the world surged by 173 percent year-on-year, driven by China's extended visa-free stays (up to 30 days for 32 European nations) and improved travel infrastructure, leading to full tour groups from European agencies like CT Poland and An...
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28% Bias Score
China-Europe Tourism Surges Amid Eased Visa Policies
Two-way tourism between China and Europe is booming, with a 173 percent year-on-year increase in inbound travel bookings to China by April 25, driven by China's eased visa policies and improved infrastructure.
China-Europe Tourism Surges Amid Eased Visa Policies
Two-way tourism between China and Europe is booming, with a 173 percent year-on-year increase in inbound travel bookings to China by April 25, driven by China's eased visa policies and improved infrastructure.
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40% Bias Score
Balearic Islands Requests Flight Cap During Peak Season
The Balearic Islands government is requesting a cap on flights to its three airports during peak season, citing maximum capacity, though the authority to limit flight numbers rests with the state-run Aena.
Balearic Islands Requests Flight Cap During Peak Season
The Balearic Islands government is requesting a cap on flights to its three airports during peak season, citing maximum capacity, though the authority to limit flight numbers rests with the state-run Aena.
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56% Bias Score
Record-High International Passenger Traffic in China During May Day Holiday
China's international passenger transportation sector is experiencing record-high traffic during the May Day holiday, with 10.75 million passenger trips expected—an 8 percent year-on-year increase—driven by policy support and surging travel demand, particularly from Japan, South Korea, and Southeast...
Record-High International Passenger Traffic in China During May Day Holiday
China's international passenger transportation sector is experiencing record-high traffic during the May Day holiday, with 10.75 million passenger trips expected—an 8 percent year-on-year increase—driven by policy support and surging travel demand, particularly from Japan, South Korea, and Southeast...
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48% Bias Score
Belfast Extends Sunday Trading Hours in Six-Week Pilot
Belfast City Council approved a six-week pilot program extending Sunday trading hours for larger shops from 13:00 to 10:00, aiming to revitalize the city center, but facing union opposition over worker concerns.
Belfast Extends Sunday Trading Hours in Six-Week Pilot
Belfast City Council approved a six-week pilot program extending Sunday trading hours for larger shops from 13:00 to 10:00, aiming to revitalize the city center, but facing union opposition over worker concerns.
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40% Bias Score
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