NSU Art Museum Guide: Exhibitions, Tickets and What to Expect
Explore NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale with practical tips on tickets, hours, exhibitions and nearby Riverwalk stops.
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FAA Ban After US Strikes on Venezuela Snarls Caribbean Flights, Strands Tourists
U.S. strikes on Venezuela trigger sudden FAA airspace curbs, stranding Caribbean travelers, disrupting peak-season tourism and forcing major U.S. airlines to cancel or reroute key island flights.
Why Disney’s Next New Theme Park Won’t Be in America
Disney’s next brand-new theme park is headed to Abu Dhabi, reshaping Yas Island and signaling why a long-hoped-for new U.S. Disney gate is still likely years away.
What travelers are running into when dinner becomes a scripted past
For many visitors, what once felt like a straightforward meal is beginning to feel more scripted, leaving them intrigued yet slightly unsettled about whose story they are consuming.
Thurmond’s $12 Million Depot Revival Reimagines Rail Gateway to New River Gorge
The National Park Service will invest 12 million dollars to restore Thurmond’s historic Amtrak depot, transforming this little known New River Gorge rail stop into a more accessible, interpretive gateway for visitors.
New $100 Fee Hits International Visitors at Grand Canyon, Yosemite and 9 Other Parks
International tourists face a new 100 dollar fee at 11 top US national parks in 2026, but smart timing, passes and alternative routes can still keep Grand Canyon and Yosemite trips affordable.
Can Spirit Airlines Still Deliver? Budget Carrier Shrinks Amid Reliability Crisis
Spirit Airlines’ deep cuts, engine woes and post‑bankruptcy turmoil are reshaping ultra‑low‑cost travel, raising tough questions for budget flyers about reliability, refunds and whether rock‑bottom fares are still worth the risk.
Germany Extends Schengen Border Checks, Adds Thailand and Namibia to Risk List
Germany’s extended border checks and tougher advisories for Thailand and Namibia in early 2026 mean travelers must plan multi country itineraries more carefully, allowing extra time for documentation and security inspections.