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Europe Is Cracking Down On ‘Green’ Hotels. Here’s What Changed On Sept. 27 (opens the original)
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Hotels have long used words such as "eco," "green" and "sustainable" to stand out in an increasingly crowded market. However, European regulators are now scrutinizing these words more closely. On September 9, Britain's Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) published rulings against Thomas Cook, loveholidays and DialAFlight over travel ads using phrases such as "eco resort," "eco hotel" and "eco-conscious resort." This ruling arrived less than three weeks before stricter European Union greenwashi
45 Million Acres Of National Forest Could Lose Protection. The Public Has Until October 6 to Weigh In (opens the original)
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture prepares to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule. If the proposal is finalized, it would eliminate a 25-year-old rule that protects some of the most undeveloped parts of America's national forests. The agency originally set a September 21 deadline for public comments but recently extended the comment period by 15 days, through October 6. "The Roadless Area Conservation Rule, enacted a generation ago, has proved to be one of our nation's most success
New 10.5-Mile Mountain Bike Trail System Opens Near Moab After Nearly A Decade In The Making (opens the original)
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Local and regional partners spent nearly a decade planning the new mountain bike trail system that opened in San Juan County on September 11, 2026. The public trail network serves high school racers, families, recreational riders and adaptive cyclists. The wider Moab already has hundreds of trails spread across its red-rock landscape. Yet the new Mud Springs Tral System fills a different gap because it wasn't designed exclusively for experienced mountain bikers. Mud Springs features fast, flowy,
One Family Vacation Upgrade Parents Want Has Nothing to Do With the Hotel (opens the original)
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Family vacations are supposed to be a break, but for many parents, they come with a second job. So it is hardly surprising that in the latest U.S. Family Travel Survey, 43% of parents said planning and booking a trip themselves can be time-consuming or confusing, while 56% said they would value having a travel advisor handle the logistics. Somewhere between Sri Lanka's ancient capital of Anuradhapura and the misty tea country in the central highlands, I realized I had barely looked at Google Map
The 2026 World Cup Was Supposed To Supercharge U.S. Tourism. The Actual Numbers Tell A Different Story (opens the original)
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The 2026 FIFA World Cup was expected to provide one of the biggest tourism windfalls in U.S. history, a $30.5 billion in U.S. gross output and a $17.2 billion contribution to U.S. GDP. Two months after the final, there is not yet a comparable nationwide post-event economic impact calculation. But hotel data and early host-city studies are beginning to show what actually happened. And the picture is far more uneven than the forecasts suggested. Tourism Economics estimated that the World Cup would
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