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The move came after a Green Party politician told reporters in Brussels that far-right parties in the EU were a “huge risk” for the continent. advertisementNine lawmakers from Germany’s far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party were expelled from the European Parliament’s Identity and Democracy (ID) political group on Thursday, following a request from the group.In a statement on social media, ID confirmed that the German delegation had been expelled “with immediate effect.” “ID Group no longer wants to be involved in the incident involving Maximilian Kurler, head of the AfD list for the European elections,” it said. AfD spokespeople Alice…
All products on this page have been selected by Veranda editors, and we may receive commission on some of the products you choose to purchase.Cavan Images // Getty ImagesMauritiusRoberto Moiola/Sysaworld//Getty ImagesA vibrant volcanic island nation in the Indian Ocean known for its waterfalls, mountains, beaches and lagoons, including a must-try helicopter flight over an underwater waterfall. Located about 550 miles east of Madagascar, its culture is a mix of European, Indian and African influences.Accommodation: Four Seasons Resort Mauritius at AnahitaBora BoraZhao Liu // Getty ImagesAmong the incredible islands that make up French Polynesia, Bora Bora is the crown jewel. Just…
May is the official start of the summer travel season, and National Travel and Tourism Week is the perfect time to reflect on the importance of travel and tourism to our physical and mental health, social well-being, and economy. Travel has the immense power to change our perspective, bring balance to our lives, and open our eyes to new opportunities. Whether it’s a trip to a nearby community festival or hiking trail, or a flight to another continent, traveling is good for your body, mind, and soul.Travel and tourism are also a key part of North Dakota’s diversified economy. A…
TL Photo/GAGE VOTA Belmont County Tourism Council Executive Director Jackie Pugh speaks to the Belmont County Commission about the newly released Belmont County Tourism Guide. CLAIRSVILLE, ST. — An additional $100,000 is available for marketing in a 10-county area of Ohio that includes Belmont County. The $50,000 grant was awarded to the East Central Ohio Association of Governments Tourism Partnership through the Appalachian Governor’s Office, which must provide a $50,000 match. Each of the 10 counties involved in the partnership, including Belmont County, will provide a portion of the matching funds. According to Jackie Pugh, executive…
Travelers from around the world heading to San Francisco this summer may be a little disappointed as they may not be able to visit America’s most notorious prison. The union representing workers at the company that operates the only ferry to Alcatraz Island authorized the strike on Tuesday. According to the Alcatraz Workers Alliance, 91 percent of voters voted “yes.” The union says their hope is to pressure Alcatraz City Cruises to negotiate in good faith before the weather gets warmer and tourists arrive in San Francisco. Alcatraz Workers United, which officially recognized as a union in October 2022, is…
The Mat Su Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is launching a year-long destination branding project. CVB President and CEO Casey Ressler said he plans to reach out to local stakeholders soon.Ressler said there has never been an effort to create a consistent brand for the area. The ultimate goal is to develop a messaging strategy, identify what makes the borough special, and provide placemaking. The contractor leading this effort is expected to break ground soon and complete in spring 2025. During the pandemic, CVB funding from the borough has shifted to fixed payments in the form of grants. Previously, the…
{KXLG – Watertown, South Dakota} This week is National Tourism Week, and the Terry Redlin Pavilion hosted KXLG News at Visit Watertown’s Tourism Industry Luncheon, featuring keynote speaker Wanda Goodman, Deputy Secretary of the South Dakota Department of Tourism. Wanda Goodman Travel SD.jpg emily schroeder First, Angelica Ute, Watertown Tourism Executive Director, took to the stage to welcome guests and introduce the Watertown Tourism Board team, including Lindsey Stangl, Director of Marketing and Business Development, and Emily Johnson, Marketing Coordinator. did.Director Ute provides Deputy Director Goodman with some background information…. Your browser does not support the audio element. The tourism…
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The annual gathering of Cleveland waterfront activists, now known as Cuyahoga Connect, was held Wednesday night at Collision Bend Brewing in the Flats, with a stake in the Cuyahoga River and its neighborhoods. Various groups came together. The shores of Lake Erie.Share the River founder Jim Ridge organized the social gathering in partnership with the Ohio Marine Trades Association. Attendees included the Cuyahoga River Safety Task Force, representatives from local law enforcement, Cleveland’s waterfront businesses and various maritime and recreational interests.Ridge helped bring in speakers such as Dave Guthrie, chief commercial officer for the Port of Cleveland;…
DANVILLE, Va. (WSET) — Leaders in Danville and Pittsylvania counties have been working overtime to promote the area to tourists and locals, and they recently received a grant that will provide a big help.From beautiful natural assets to growing retail and lodging options, Danville’s Economic and Tourism Development Office wants people to know Danville is the place to visit.”Danville and Pittsylvania County are on the map. People are taking great notice. My phone hasn’t stopped ringing. Everybody wants to know what’s being talked about and we’re here to tell the story,” said Lisa Meriwether, tourism manager for Danville and Pittsylvania…
GLENDALE, Calif. (KABC) — Four Colombians suspected of being part of an international “robber tourism” ring were arrested after a traffic stop in Glendale, police said Tuesday, with one man’s recent arrest He said it was the second time.On Monday at approximately 10:30 p.m., a Glendale police sergeant observed a vehicle traveling without its headlights on near the intersection of Emerald Isle Road and Kirkham Street, police said. A search of the vehicle uncovered “video surveillance equipment with a battery pack charging system camouflaged with leaves,” police said in a statement.”This evidence, combined with soil that had just been found…