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Tyre's ancient ruins are designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But now the tourist destination has earned a more sinister distinction. It's among dozens of towns and villages in Southern Lebanon placed under forced evacuation orders by the Israeli army, which has told residents to flee

Tyre's ancient ruins are designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. But now the tourist destination has earned a more sinister distinction. It's among dozens of towns and villages in Southern Lebanon placed under forced evacuation orders by the Israeli army, which has told residents to flee

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u/DisruptSQ — 11 hours ago

Shorter Hawaii visitor stays risk tourism growth | The decline in visitor stays is broad-based across the U.S. East, U.S. West, Canada and other markets | DBEDT: summer air seats are down from Japan, Canada, Korea and Australia, reflecting ongoing challenges in Hawaii’s top international markets

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u/DisruptSQ — 11 hours ago
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125 passengers and crew hit with highly contagious stomach virus on cruise from San Francisco | Princess Cruises ship The Ruby Princess was on a 20-day round trip journey from San Francisco to Canada and Alaska - AP

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u/DisruptSQ — 7 hours ago
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Florida: Tampa Bay restaurants fear a slow summer season, and are scrambling to adapt | a less-than-stellar snowbird season and fewer Canadian tourists among a number of factors cited

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u/DisruptSQ — 11 hours ago

Trump axed a Black history exhibit. Former park rangers are teaching it anyway | As the U.S. prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, former national park rangers are hosting teach-ins and sharing history that the Trump administration has sought to erase from federal land. - NPR

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North Dakota tourism 2025 economic impact report: Decrease in Canadian traffic results in dip in state visitor economy | Canadian border crossings dropped 23.9% in annual travel update. However, relief could be on the horizon as crossings increased in April for the first time in 15 months

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u/DisruptSQ — 1 day ago

Now It’s Fireworks and a Fence Keeping Tourists From the Reflecting Pool | Chain-link fencing now surrounds the pool in preparation for a Fourth of July celebration. It has not stopped people from gawking. - NYT

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Canada-U.S. tensions causing decline in tourism in Windsor-Essex, where Canadian travellers will often stay and dine before crossing the border to Detroit, Michigan | With Canadians avoiding U.S. travel, domestic visitation in Windsor fell 11.8 per cent last year

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D.C. is about to get a big tourism bump from America 250 | The country’s 250th birthday party is expected to draw record visitors to the National Mall. Not all Washingtonians are excited. - WaPo

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A Racist drunk 40+ yo American Tourist.

I’m from India, and this was my first time taking a bus in the Philippines with my Pinay girlfriend. It happened on a bus going to Cagayan de Oro when this old, super-racist American guy got on. The moment he stepped onto the bus, the next 20 minutes of the ride became nothing but a nightmare for everyone on board.
He sat next to an underage girl even though he was already with a Pinay woman. He started talking to the girl, showing her pictures of hotel rooms and saying that the two of them could go there together, along with other disgusting things. She was scared as hell.
After a while, he randomly started making racist remarks about Filipinos in general, especially the girls sitting near him. He called them every horrible name you could imagine, which I won’t repeat here.
The guy in the brown T-shirt is the girl’s brother. The girl pushing the American away is his sister. Their mother and father were also on the bus. The American was trying to attack their parents because they were standing up for their daughter and trying to stop his behavior. That’s when the guy in the brown T-shirt stepped in and punched the American four or five times, really hard.
In the end, justice was served when he was thrown off the bus butt naked.

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Oregon tourism hit as Canadian visitors pull back amid tensions | Before Oregon could rebound to its pre-pandemic international tourism levels, the state experienced another setback in 2025 that is persisting into 2026 | “A lack of Canadian visitors was noticed immediately after the political issue”

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u/DisruptSQ — 2 days ago
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Vermont’s public lands are costly to maintain. And soon, many may be more expensive to visit | While increased recreation has boosted the state’s economy in recent years, state parks have seen a slight dip in visitation and revenue last year due to drought and the decline of Canadian tourism

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FIFA is no Taylor Swift, new data shows. Why the World Cup isn’t delivering a massive economic boom for Toronto | Despite packed sports bars, Toronto’s World Cup hosting is yielding only marginal economic gains, according to new data.

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u/DisruptSQ — 3 days ago

Opinion: On the killing of 17-year old Thunchanok Donhomla by an Australian tourist | “White people get judged as individuals but everyone else gets judged by the worst member of their group”

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Albanie: le rejet du tout tourisme avec la «révolution des flamants roses» / Albania: Rejection of mass tourism with the "Flamingo Revolution" | "We have billionaires who no longer know what to do with their money."

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u/DisruptSQ — 4 days ago