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TheTravel is an online travel magazine that started in 2018. We share popular travel spots, lesser-known treasures, and stunning scenery right to your screen. Our dedicated team of travel specialists shares their personal experiences from various destinations and activities available at those places. Several of our writers are wanderers, constantly exploring new locations in search of exciting experiences. We also offer historical guides that highlight the significant landmarks found across the globe. TheTravel is a proud member of Valnet Inc.

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Norwegian Cruise Line Turns Heads After Putting Guest On "Naughty List" For Being Overly Friendly With Staff

19 hours ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account We have seen some downright bizarre cruise line bans, even in recent weeks. Carnival Cruise Line banned a 9-year-old guest for life after damaging an arcade machine, and starting a fight with another child. As expected, cruisers had a lot to say over the ban, and now the same holds true for yet another surprising incident that took place with Norwegian Cruise Line. This incident in particular took place with a regular guest on...
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Has Good And Bad News For Visitors In Recent Updates

21 hours ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account The Great Smoky Mountains National Park continues to be a hot spot for visitors. In 2024, the park saw 2,191,834 visitors. We can expect another surge with the summer looming. However, there is some good and bad news visitors need to know about before heading to the park. One of its most popular trials, Laurel Falls, continues to be off-limits for visitors. The closure began on January 6th, and is expected to continue for 18 months....
Cancun Civil Protection Issues Stern Beach Warning To Tourists Following A Week Of Rescues And Deaths

1 day ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Mexico continues to be a hot spot for both American and Canadian tourists. However, there are certain advisories tourists need to know about, particularly regarding beaches during this time of year. In Tulum, old issues have returned. Seaweed has increased in a major way, with 50% more in the first two months of this year compared to last year. There are other more serious issues as well. Cancun Civil Protection is urging visitors to...
Amtrak Gets Major Approval By The U.S. Department Of Transportation Over New York City's Penn Station Project

1 day ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Since Elon Musk's privatization comments, and CEO Stephen Gardner stepping down, Amtrak has been in a weird place. We're not quite sure what the future holds, especially in terms of government funding. However, there is some positive news that will boost morale for Amtrak supporters. Amtrak announced several advancements in New Jersey, and now, the major Penn Station project has been awarded to Amtrak, despite a $72 million grant...
Royal Caribbean Guest On Utopia Of The Seas Posts Problematic Photo Of Pool Area That Is Annoying Cruisers

1 day ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account It is an ongoing issue all cruise lines face on a regular basis, chair-hogging. Norwegian Cruise Line is actually getting praise from guests for enforcing the beach chair-hogging rule. On the Norwegian Escape, a guest was pleased to see that staff were actually marking unoccupied chairs. The staff would come back around a second time, and actually clear off the chairs if the guest or guests hadn't returned. It seems like other cruise...
Canadian National Parks' Free 2025 Summer Is Causing Concerns Behind The Scenes

1 day ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account With travel to the U.S. on the decline, LIberal leader Mark Carney announced the potential of free entrance for all Canadian National Parks this summer. Mark Carney said in a statement, "Canada’s crown jewel, Jasper National Park, was almost like a second home,” he said. "It’s certainly where I made lasting memories. But creating new parks and making all our parks more accessible will help ensure that every Canadian will be able to...
Grand Canyon National Park Confirms Major Opening For The 2025 Season

2 days ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Grand Canyon National Park continues to see a steady increase in visitors. Last year, 4,919,163 visited the park, with the bulk of them visiting the park during the summer. Heading into the summer of 2025, there is a bit of uncertainty due to cuts and extended closures that upset visitors. On a brighter note, Grand Canyon National Park just announced a major opening set to take place on May 15th. We're going to take a closer look at...
Canadian Government Issues Warning Against "Overcharging" In Mexico

2 days ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account Mexico is a hot spot for tourists, but there are several advisories travelers need to know about. The Canadian government issued several regional "Avoid All Travel" advisories for parts of Mexico. The "avoid non-essential travel" regions include: Chiapas (excluding the cities of Palenque via highway 186 from Villahermosa, San Cristobal de las Casas and Tuxtla Gutiérrez.) Chihuahua (excluding Chihuahua City.) Colima (excluding the city...
Stonehenge Was Quietly Rebuilt Without Anyone Knowing

2 days ago | thetravel.com | Chris Sands

Among all the legends and lore associated with Stonehenge, the famed Neolithic stone circle on the Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, England, two things are rarely mentioned: that, as recently as the 20th century, Stonehenge was still private property; and the site has undergone at least two significant restorations. In 1915, when barrister Cecil Chubb purchased Stonehenge at auction—yes, this happened—the site was in poor condition. That shouldn’t have come as a shock to anyone.
Carnival Cruise Line Breaks Silence Over Dropped Cruise Port And Adds Other Cancellations Into 2026

2 days ago | thetravel.com | Alex Passa

Link copied to clipboard Sign in to your TheTravel account It has been a busy last couple of days for Carnival Cruise Line. They announced the cancellation of four upcoming cruises to the same destination, Grand Turk. At the time of the announcement, Carnival sent out emails to guests, but didn't offer much of an explanation as to why the Turks and Caicos Islands had been taken off their itinerary. Now, John Heald finally answered the question of several cruisers as to why Grand Turk was...