Articles by Kathleen Orenza
Kathleen Orenza
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Japan Sets New Fees for Mount Fuji, Limits Tourists to Protect Trail
Mount Fuji begins climbing season with new fees and a daily limit to enhance safety and preserve the trail.
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What You Need to Know About Abu Dhabi’s Indoor Marine Park
This marine park in Abu Dhabi offers a magical journey through the ocean with over 100,000 marine animals, thrilling rides, and a strong conservation focus.
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New Delhi Airport Roof Falls Under Heavy Rain, One Dead
Heavy rainfall caused a roof collapse at New Delhi's airport, killing one, injuring eight, and halting flights as repairs begin amid monsoon challenges.
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5 Must-Visit Walkable Towns in Idaho Overflowing with Beauty
These walkable Idaho towns invite Americans to explore scenic paths, rich history, and lively local culture, all on foot.
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Balmoral Castle Opens for Public Tours After 170 Years
Balmoral Castle opens for rare public tours, offering a peek into royal history and a strict no-phone policy to ensure a private, serene experience.
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Massachusetts Takes Action as Bacteria Shuts Down 42 Beaches
Massachusetts closes 42 beaches due to high bacteria levels, keeping water activities off-limits to protect public health until conditions improve.
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Fourth of July Travel to Reach New Peaks This Year
Record-breaking Fourth of July travel is expected as millions hit the road and skies, facing weather disruptions and promising the busiest holiday rush yet.
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Taiwan Raises Travel Alert for China, Faces Backlash from Hong Kong
Taiwan issues travel warnings for China; Hong Kong criticizes the move as politically motivated, escalating tensions.
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Texas Woman Claims United Airlines Flight Removed Her for ‘Wrong Pronouns’
A Texas woman claims United Airlines removed her for misgendering a flight attendant, though the airline suggests another reason for the incident.
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Aer Lingus Cancels More Flights as Pilots Continue Their Strike
Aer Lingus cancels 400 flights as pilots strike for better pay, affecting travel plans and forcing negotiations to resolve the ongoing dispute.
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5 Must-See Mountain Towns in North Carolina You’ll Love
Here are the five North Carolina mountain communities that will make any American change their perspective and perhaps try something new.
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Delta Air Lines Adds More Luxury Lounges for Premium Flyers
Delta Air Lines announces new luxury lounges in Seattle, boosting comfort for premium passengers with exclusive amenities starting December 2024.
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Major Changes to Switzerland's Visa System Coming in 2026
Switzerland plans major visa system updates by 2026 to boost border security and ease entry rules, aligning with broader European Schengen Agreement changes.
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Extreme Temperatures in Europe Pose Risks for Travelers
Europe faces a dangerous heatwave, with soaring temperatures threatening tourist safety in popular destinations like Greece, Italy, and Spain.
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Marilyn Monroe's Brentwood Home Wins Battle to Become Monument
Marilyn Monroe's Brentwood house is now a historic monument, saved from demolition after a fierce year-long battle against developers and local opposition.
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Fiji Airways Boosts AAdvantage Program with Exciting Perks
Fiji Airways joins American Airlines' AAdvantage program next year, enhancing travel perks and broadening options for passengers.
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WestJet Faces Another Strike, 70,000 Daily Passengers at Risk
WestJet faces a potential strike on June 28, risking travel plans for 70,000 daily passengers during a busy holiday weekend.
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What You Should Know About Tijuana, the World's Busiest Border City
Tijuana, Mexico has been transformed into a lively cultural hub with irresistible cuisine, safe streets, and underrated beaches, offering a rich, dynamic experience.
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These are the Wildly Terrific Road Trips of the Faroe Islands
Taking a road trip in the Faroe Islands? Brace yourself for epic scenes straight out of a storybook, where every turn delivers pure magic!
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Frontier Airlines Celebrates 30th Birthday With $29 One-Way Fare Deals
Frontier Airlines celebrates 30 years with $29 one-way tickets to Atlanta, Denver, Orlando, and Las Vegas until June 27.
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AirAsia Soars Above Competition to Win Best Low-Cost Airline Again
AirAsia wins Best Low-Cost Airline for 15th year, plans expansion to Africa and Europe, enhancing global travel connectivity.
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Germany Rolls Out 'Opportunity Card' to Attract International Workers
Germany launches the "Opportunity Card," a new visa designed to attract skilled non-EU workers and address labor shortages in critical sectors like medicine and engineering.
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These are the Most Recommended Cities for Solo Travel
These six cities redefine solo travel with their unique vibes, safety, and endless adventures, making every journey an unforgettable story!
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Why Goodyear, Arizona is the Top Choice for American Retirees in 2024
Oldies will love Goodyear, Arizona—a sunny paradise where community thrives and outdoor adventures await every retiree.
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Qatar Airways Achieves Record-Breaking 8th Airline of the Year Title
Qatar Airways clinches 'Airline of the Year' for the eighth time, dominating global aviation awards and showcasing exceptional service and operational excellence.
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Lufthansa Adds Up to €72 Eco Fee to Airfares Amid EU Rules
Lufthansa introduces up to €72 environmental surcharge on flights from 2025, adjusting to new EU sustainability regulations while launching City Airlines without staff agreements.
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What You Should Know About World’s Second Largest Church in Brazil
If you think Brazil is only about soccer and samba, wait until you explore the magnificent Basilica of Our Lady of Aparecida.
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7 Interesting Facts About France’s Culture Every Visitor Should Know
Learning these seven cultural quirks will deepen your appreciation and enjoyment of every moment in France.
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Barcelona Takes Bold Step to Reclaim Housing for Locals, Bans Tourist Stays
Barcelona will ban tourist apartment rentals by 2028, aiming to curb rising housing costs and restore local communities, Mayor Jaume Collboni announced.
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These Are the 5 Charming Walkable Towns to Explore in Utah
These walkable towns in Utah make you feel right at home, exploring charming streets, tasting local flavors, and soaking in breathtaking views.
