Michael Salerno
Consumer Travel Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Consumer travel reporter with @azcentral
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Michael Salerno |Laura Daniella Sepúlveda
Read in EnglishLos precios de la gasolina en Arizona se han posicionado entre los más caros del país en los últimos años, pero tienden a aumentar a medida que las temperaturas comienzan a subir cada año. Noticias en tu correo electrónico: Regístrate aquí para recibirlasEl estado tiene requisitos de combustible únicos debido a sus condiciones de calor extremo.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Michael Salerno
As the deadline for air travelers to have a Real ID gets closer, those who don't have one will need to hurry to their local motor vehicles office to get it. When enforcement of the long-delayed federal Real ID Act begins on May 7, 2025, only IDs that meet strict requirements will be acceptable for people to go through airport security and board planes. The Arizona Travel ID is Arizona's Real ID-compliant identification.
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Michael Salerno
Starting May 7, 2025, travelers will need a Real ID to board domestic flights. Travelers without a Real ID may not be allowed past TSA security. Here's what you need to get a Real ID, also known as an Arizona Travel ID. The Real ID deadline won't be delayed again. Real ID enforcement will begin May 7, 2025, almost exactly 20 years after Congress first passed the Real ID Act that set higher standards for state-issued identification documents.
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2 weeks ago |
azcentral.com | Michael Salerno
Real ID is really coming. After years of delaying full implementation of the requirement that people have a security-enhanced Real ID to pass airport security, board airplanes or enter federal buildings, anyone who doesn't have a Real ID will be turned away starting May 7, 2025. That means you have less than four weeks to gather your documentation and upgrade your driver's license. But what is Real ID?
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Michael Salerno
Grand Canyon National Park is raising fees at its campgrounds for the first time in 20 years. Fees will increase for standard campsites at the Desert View and Mather campgrounds at the South Rim and at the North Rim Campground. Prices will be going up for tent and RV sites. It's the first time Grand Canyon has increased these fees since 2005. Camping is an important source of tourist visits in and around Grand Canyon.
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