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So what are the travel ads to look out for during super bowl LVII? The Super Bowl is one of the most watched sporting events in the United States, attracting millions of viewers from all over the world.

Making a bold move to boost its tourism industry, Hong Kong will distribute 500,000 free airline tickets. Hong Kong is taking steps to revive its struggling tourism industry by offering 500,000 free airline tickets to visitors.

On Wednesday, the UNESCO world heritage list added three more sites; the old town of Odesa, Ukraine, and locations in Yemen and Lebanon. At the same time, UNESCO put all three of these locations on its list of World Heritage in Peril.

The queen set the stage on fire! Beyoncé gives a grand opening performance at Dubai Atlantis royal hotel. Beyoncé started her much-anticipated show at the "Grand Reveal Weekend" event at the Atlantis The Royal hotel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on Saturday.

Reportedly, Norwegian cruise line reduces onboard entertainment. The entertainment offerings onboard all of Norwegian Cruise Line's ships are being scaled back, including fewer onboard staff members and fewer production shows.

Delta to spend $1 billion for free WiFi and a lot more. Delta CEO Ed Bastian told a crowd that was standing room only during his keynote address at CES on Thursday that free and high-quality WiFi service available in the air was "the last frontier of connectivity."

Emeril Lagasse Is Named Carnival Cruise Line's Chief Culinary Officer. Emeril Lagasse, a well-known chef and restaurateur, has been appointed Chief Culinary Officer of Carnival Cruise Line.

Following a reported lightning strike, Spirit Airlines flight makes an emergency landing. After the crew of a Spirit Airlines flight reported that their aircraft was struck by lightning twice shortly after taking off from Philadelphia, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) opened an investigation into the flight and forced it to make an emergency landing.

Universal Orlando to open minion land next summer. At Universal Orlando Resort, next summer will see the debut of a new land devoted to the Minions, complete with an accompanying ride. The new ride, called Villain-Con Minion Blast, will be a part of Minion Land, which will be situated on the Florida theme park's Illumination Avenue. The park shared this information and made the announcement recently.

In a recent report, a "rogue wave" incident results to death and injuries. This week, a freak "act of God" that struck a cruise ship while it was out at sea on Tuesday resulted in the death of one passenger and the injury of four others.

As per the recent report, UK Considers eliminating liquids in luggage by 2024. According to the BBC, airports in the United Kingdom are mulling over whether or not they should eliminate the restrictions and rules on liquids that must be packed in luggage, as well as the requirements for laptop computers, by the year 2024.

Qatar airways dedicates song to fans and unveils fun-filled experiences. Qatar Airways has made the following announcement: beginning today and continuing through the 31st of December, all passengers flying through Hamad International Airport (HIA) and Doha International Airport (DIA) will be able to experience complimentary and entertaining pre-departure waiting areas.

In a recent report, frontier airlines introduces the "GoWild" all-you-can-fly pass. Frontier Airlines, a low-cost airline, has just introduced its brand-new all-you-can-fly GoWild! This grants the holder exclusive access to unlimited flights between any of Frontier's destinations in the United States, including Puerto Rico, for a single low annual price.

Due to early November snow, ski mountains open earlier than expected. Because of the recent storms and the cold temperatures that have persisted across the West Coast and Canada, more than a dozen ski resorts are going to open earlier than they had originally planned.

At the gala ceremony for the 29th annual World Travel Awards, which took place on November 11 in Muscat, Oman, the Philippines is the world’s leading beach destination for the year 2022. This marks the very first time that the nation has taken the lead position. The Philippines came out on top, beating out other nominees such as Jamaica, Greece, Santa Monica, California, the Turks and Caicos Islands, Mexico, Thailand, Maui, Mexico, and Ecuador's Galapagos Islands.

It is said that robotics would play a greater role in the travel industry in the near future. Only 15 years ago, we were watching robots in science fiction movies that pushed the boundaries of our imagination. When Tom Cruise and Will Smith were at the height of their action movie careers, facial recognition technology, fingerprint biometrics, intelligent phones and computers that talked to people, and usable artificial intelligence all seemed like science fiction.

In the recent UK travel awards, Palawan named the most desirable island in the world. The 21st annual Wanderlust Travel Award in the United Kingdom named Palawan the most desirable island to visit, continuing Palawan's trend of receiving accolades from around the world.

As per latest research, there are trends that will change the travel industry in 2023. After being forced to close down due to restrictions imposed by the government, the travel industry is finally making a comeback and is making rapid progress toward a full recovery. However, over the course of the past few years, many aspects of the landscape of travel have changed, and new travel trends and modes of transportation have emerged.

A brand-new place of interest is now open as a massive tunnel has opened beneath Niagara Falls. Because of this, visitors are able to explore the tunnel that was built by an electricity generating company to harness hydro power from the rapidly moving waters that make up the landmark. Since at least the early nineteenth century, Niagara Falls has served as a magnet for tourists from all over the world, attracting notable visitors such as Mark Twain and Marilyn Monroe, amongst others.

November 8, the United States officially opened its borders to foreign travelers. According to Brand USA CEO Christopher Thompson, the overall story is really positive one year later. Through marketing and promotional efforts, Brand USA, a public-private partnership, aims to increase international travel to the United States. He claimed that the improvement in foreign visitor numbers is outpacing predictions.

People are worried that world economic downturn might affect the travel sector. There has been a lot of talk about the possibility of a global recession recently, and this is largely due to the fact that interest rates in the United States are continuing to rise. In addition to that, the fact that the impact of inflation is being felt in wallets all over the world, it is something that many should worry about.

The best all-inclusive resorts according to Travvy Awards 2022. Because of everything that's included, all-inclusive resorts are among the most sought-after kinds of accommodations at resorts. Whether you like all-inclusive resorts for the free activities or the free food, the resorts on this list have been ranked as the best of the best by the editorial team at TravelPulse as well as by travel advisors who voted on them.

It was recently reported that government agencies discuss 5G C band issues in the aviation sector. Government representatives are collaborating to address issues brought up by the aviation sector regarding the rollout of new 5G C-Band operations. Alan Davidson, the director of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), and Billy Nolen, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), met on Monday to talk about potential issues with aviation safety, according to Reuters.com.

People are amazed to learn that Switzerland constructed a 2-kilometer-long train. To commemorate the 175th anniversary of Switzerland's first railway, the country's rail industry collaborated to run the world's longest-ever passenger train, which was 100 cars, 2,990 tonnes, and nearly two kilometers long. St Moritz, located high in the Swiss Alps, has a reputation for pushing the limits of winter sports. Its reputation as a playground for wealthy adventurers was well established by the time it hosted the second Winter Olympics Games in 1928.