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Sep 28, 2026Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library Opens in North Dakota
Opened July 4, 2026, on the 250th anniversary of the United States, Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library opened. The building was designed by Oslo-based Snøhetta as the most regenerative cultural building in the Americas and one of the most ambitious projects pursuing the full Living Building certification, the world’s most rigorous environmental standard.
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The Excellence Collection offers a curated collection of luxurious resorts across Mexico and the Caribbean, promising exceptional experiences for every guest and taste. From upscale suite concepts to a plethora of gourmet dining options, from wellness experiences to curated activities, The Excellence Collection guarantees all this and more.
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Sep 25, 2026Why Lake Placid Belongs on Every Holiday Travel List
Lake Placid, New York, should be on your winter travel radar. With its snow-covered Adirondack peaks, charming Main Street and winter traditions, the destination creates a sense of nostalgic holiday fun.
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Sep 25, 2026New Branding for Luxury Palace Cairo Hotel
One of Kempinski’s most distinctive palace hotels, the Royal Maxim Palace Kempinski, has just been rebranded as Kempinski Palace Cairo. Conveniently and centrally positioned in New Cairo, this 5-star property combines classic European elegance with the hospitality for which Egypt is recognized. Offering 245 swish rooms and suites, The Palace Spa by Resense, expansive event spaces, and a selection of culinary experiences, the hotel provides guest with a serene base that’s just 15 minutes from Cairo International Airport.
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Unlock flexible, refined business travel with TAP Air Portugal's program, TAP FORBIZ. Developed for small, medium and large Companies, with options for corporate events, TAP FORBIZ offers exclusive advantages adapted to each type of business. TAP FORBIZ offers solutions suited to each business: travel cost reduction, more flexibility, more benefits and more value. With TAP FORBIZ, businesses can centralize purchases, control the company budget and ensure greater cost predictability with exclusive discounts and benefits tailored to each company's profile. Each trip becomes a strategic decision to travel more and spend less.
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Sep 25, 2026Orient Express Sailing Yachts Announces Ocean Rebirth Wellness Retreat with Guerlain
Oct. 12–26, 2026, Orient Express Sailing Yachts and Guerlain welcome guests to an immersive journey with Ocean Rebirth, a fourteen-night wellness retreat aboard Orient Express Corinthian.
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Sep 23, 2026What’s in Store for Finnair in 2026/2027?
Global Traveler recently sat down with Finnair’s president and CEO Turkka Kuusisto, and Päivyt Tallquvist, senior vice president of communications, to discuss the airline’s past year and its future developments.
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What Actually Happens If You Get Sick or Hurt on a Cruise?
You’ve booked your cabin, mapped the ports and packed the sunscreen. Hopefully, you also bought some insurance. But have you ever thought about what actually happens if a medical emergency strikes mid-voyage?
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Sep 22, 2026Cunard’s “Queen Mary 2” to Undergo Stunning Refurbishment
Cunard recently announced a stunning refurbishment of Queen Mary 2; the ship prepares to enter dry dock on March 31, 2027, as the flagship of the Cunard fleet and the only ship in the world offering regularly scheduled trans-Atlantic crossings between Southampton and New York. The refurbishment will introduce new Grill Suites, an elevated wellness offering, enhanced retail spaces and refreshed guest areas, while preserving the ship’s Art Deco identity. The ship will return to service May 9, 2027.

