Veronika Bondarenko

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Veronika Bondarenko

Among the country's most-recognized and most-visited national parks, Yellowstone is home to over 10,000 hydrothermic features such as geysers, hot springs, and steam vents — some of the most famous ones are the psychedelic colors of Grand Prismatic Spring, the formations of Mammoth Hot Springs, and the streams of water periodically sent up in the air by Old Faithful geyser.

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Veronika Bondarenko

The "singles tax" is a common term in renting housing, filing taxes, and purchasing groceries for meal prep — living alone is both a luxury and, for those who are single by circumstances, an expense that they would rather not have to bear. While airline fares should, in theory, be independent of how many people book flights together, some travelers found that Delta  (DAL)  prices jumped when searched for as a single ticket rather than a group of two or more flying on the same reservation.

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Veronika Bondarenko

Known to tourists for the Grand-Place central square in Brussels and the medieval architecture of Brugge, the European nation of Belgium welcomed over nine million international visitors in 2024 — a number that is expected to rise to 11.4 million annually by 2028. While behind neighbors like France and Germany in international arrivals, Belgium remains a very popular destination for U.S. travelers in particular.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Veronika Bondarenko

US government issues sudden warning on France travel originally appeared on Come Cruise With Me.Over the last two weeks, the U.S. State Department has reissued travel advisories for a number of European nations. While their official rankings remain unchanged at a respective “normal precautions” and “exercise increased caution”, Switzerland and France were both inexplicably singled out for certain risks that travelers from the U.S. can come across while traveling through the countries.

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Veronika Bondarenko

On May 28, Azul Airlines  (AZUL)  announced that it was filing for Chapter 11 protection after months of rumors that a bankruptcy was the only way Brazil’s third-largest airline could get out of its growing debt.