These Travel Influencers Don’t Want Freebies. They’re A.I.
Social media posts by A.I.-created travel avatars cost far less to produce, yet look and sound real. Human influencers worry they’re being elbowed out.
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Visitors will instead get free entry on President Trump’s birthday, which coincides with Flag Day.
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New facial-recognition tools being tested at Orlando International Airport could soon be keeping track of travelers at departure gates across the country.
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How to Choose a Restaurant When You’re Traveling
Don’t waste another meal at a tourist-trap restaurant. Four food writers share tips for eating like an in-the-know local in an unfamiliar city.
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Can a $3 Billion Upgrade Make Killington the ‘Aspen of the East’?
A developer wants to add luxury housing and a glossy base area complete with everything from a spa to a ‘ski beach’ to the resort, which has never been known for its amenities. But is Vermont ready for it?
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CreditFrancesco Lastrucci for The New York Times Was Your Passport Lost or Stolen Abroad? Here’s How to Replace It.
Losing your travel document while overseas can be a hassle, but the process of getting a replacement and getting yourself home is simple once you know what to do.
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The passenger fistfights seen on viral videos aren’t inevitable. Here are the warning signs and tips on how to dial down the tension.
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Boeing Completes Acquisition of Spirit AeroSystems, a Major Supplier
The aerospace company is buying Spirit AeroSystems, which makes the bodies of the 737 Max jet, two years after a part of that plane blew away during a flight.
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5 New and Renewed Hotels in the Caribbean
From Antigua to Grenada, many of the region’s most inviting recent openings are in less expected areas.
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All Hotels at Grand Canyon to Shut Down for Pipeline Repairs
The National Park Service said seven hotels would temporarily close starting on Saturday after “significant breaks” in a crucial 12.5-mile water line.
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T IntroducesA Japanese Hotel With Indoor Beaches
Risonare Shimonoseki, a new place to stay on the Kanmon Strait, has living rooms filled with sand and a restaurant that serves blowfish carpaccio.
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Beta Will Sell Motors to Another Electric Aircraft Company
The deal with a company owned by Embraer gives Beta Technologies an additional source of revenue as it develops its own electric aircraft.
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5 Cooking Classes in Italy Where You Can Make Pizza, Pasta and More
Learn the ins and outs of everything from Neapolitan calzone to ragù alla Bolognese in just a few hours.
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Traveling Without a Real ID? That’ll Cost You $45.
As of February, passengers without the government-approved identity card will be required to pay for alternative screening at U.S. airports.
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Why Is the ‘City of Baths’ Running Out of Bathhouses?
In Budapest, political disputes and aging infrastructure have led to cascading problems, and prolonged closings, at several of the city’s beloved baths.
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Major Winter Storm Dumps Snow Across Midwest and Upends Travel
More than 1,100 flights were canceled at Chicago airports as the storm disrupted travel for those headed home after Thanksgiving.
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