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Mia Taylor

San Diego

Travel, Personal Finance and Parenting Writer at Freelance

Senior Editor at TravelPulse

Contributor at Bankrate

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Articles

  • 1 day ago | travelpulse.com | Mia Taylor

    Of all the attractions travelers can visit worldwide, it seems there’s no beating our fondness for theme parks. Yes, theme parks. According to a new ranking from Trip.com titled the 2025 Global 100,  theme parks are what travelers love most. The annual list ranks everything from hotels and restaurants to tourist attractions. To develop its ranking, Trip.com, (which is an online travel agency) poured over such data as verified user ratings, reviews and booking statistics.

  • 1 day ago | travelpulse.com | Mia Taylor

    International visitation to the United Kingdom declined sharply last year, losing nearly $3 billion compared to peak tourism revenues in 2019. The news, reported by the World Travel & Tourism Council, comes at a time when the UK has been increasing taxes and has simultaneously reduced the budget of VisitBritain, which is the country's tourism marketing arm.

  • 1 day ago | bismarcktribune.com | Mia Taylor

    Before putting your home on the market, it’s important to make it look its best for prospective buyers. Getting a home in show-ready shape might involve decluttering the interiors, sprucing up the curb appeal and investing in key repairs around the residence. But don’t get carried away. Pouring too much money into the home can be a losing investment: It won’t substantially improve your sale price, leaving you out-of-pocket for unnecessary expenses.

  • 2 days ago | travelpulse.com | Mia Taylor

    A new private cruise ship island is in the works. MSC Group has revealed that it is developing an island that will eventually be about one-third the size of Ocean Cay, the cruise line's existing private island. The new island will be built on what is now a natural sandbank, according to Travel Weekly. "The as-yet-unnamed island, known internally as Little Cay, presents an opportunity for us to further develop an exclusive luxury experience for our guests," an MSC spokeswoman has said.

  • 2 days ago | travelpulse.ca | Mia Taylor |Jen Mallia

    A new private cruise ship island is in the works. MSC Group has confirmed plans to develop an island that will be about one-third the size of Ocean Cay, the cruise line's existing private island. The new island will be built on what is now a natural sandbank, according to Travel Weekly. "The as-yet-unnamed island, known internally as Little Cay, presents an opportunity for us to further develop an exclusive luxury experience for our guests," an MSC spokeswoman has said.