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A 36-Hour Art Binge in Charlotte

[ad_1] Charlotte radiates an energy that you’ll feel soon after arriving. Civic pride and can-do spirit pervade the city. New residential towers and construction cranes populate Charlotte’s Uptown area, both fueled by continued growth in the banking industry which has made Charlotte one of its global hubs. This momentum continues …

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Bermuda Aims to Double African American Visitors by 2025

[ad_1] Doubling Bermuda’s African American air visitors by 2025 is among the goals expressed in the territory’s National Tourism Plan, officials said this week. The goal is achievable based on “extensive research” indicating the destination has under-marketed to the African Americans audience, said Kevin Dallas, the Bermuda Tourism Authority’s CEO. …

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Top Alaskan Experiences for Summer 2019

[ad_1] Alaska is celebrating its 60th anniversary of statehood this year and to mark the occasion a variety of new experiences that capitalize on the destination’s rugged beauty will be offered this summer. The nation’s 49th state, Alaska was granted statehood in 1959 by President Dwight D. Eisenhower after being …

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Jamaica to Benefit From Increased Airlift This Summer

[ad_1] WHY IT RATES: The U.S. is offering more flights than ever to Jamaica, making it a viable summer vacation destination in 2019. —Alex Temblador, TravelPulse Associate Writer Jamaica is set to welcome increased travelers this summer as the destination has secured over 1.4 million air seats this season, an …

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Aviation Tourism’s Best Kept Secret

[ad_1] Sometimes you see a photo of a place and it immediately moves to the top of your bucket list. That’s how I felt about the airplane “boneyard,” officially known as the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Group (AMARG) facility, in Tucson, Arizona. It’s the largest aircraft storage site in …

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Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism Shares New Strategies

[ad_1] The worldwide closures of the Mexico Tourism Board offices left both a void and plenty of speculation as to what the country would do to hold onto its status as one of the world’s leading tourism destinations. Miguel Torruco Marqués, Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism, sat down with TravelPulse to …

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