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4 days ago | travelpulse.com | Donald Wood

A spontaneous strike by employees at the LouvreMuseum in Paris has temporarily shut down the historic building, forcinginternational tourists with tickets away and highlighting the impact ofovertourism. According to TheAssociated Press, gallery attendants, ticket agents, and security personnelspoke out against “unmanageable crowds, chronic understaffing and what oneunion called untenable working conditions during an internal meeting.

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Bookings are now open for Viking’s 14 new ocean itineraries,which are scheduled to explore the Mediterranean, United Kingdom, Ireland, andScandinavia in 2026 and 2027. With sailings ranging from 15-36 days, each of the newvoyages combines two or more of the cruise line’s itineraries to allow forlonger adventures. Viking’s fleet of small sister ships offers more than 100itineraries across all five oceans.

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Update: June 13, 2025, at 8:20 a.m. ETThe Air India plane that crashed on Thursday near Ahmedabadleft 246 passengers and crew members dead, as well as five people inside thebuilding the aircraft struck, but one passenger miraculously survived. According to ABCNews, Air India Flight 171 departed from the airport in Ahmedabad at around1:30 p.m. local time on board the Boeing 787-8 aircraft.