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• Digital Nomad’s Guide: Traveling the US While Living on Crypto

  22-04-2025 18:35 via breakingtravelnews.com
  The intersection of remote work opportunities and digital currency adoption has created a unique lifestyle possibility: traveling while using cryptocurrency as a primary financial tool. For those interested in exploring the United States without being tied to traditional banking systems, monitoring the SUI price and other cryptocurrencies presents an intriguing option for managing finances on the go. This guide explores how to navigate the US as a digital nomad using cryptocurrency, covering pra
  
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• Key Opportunities for Middle East Hospitality Market

  22-04-2025 17:36 via breakingtravelnews.com
  Mabrian’s latest hospitality market report concludes that strengthening mid-range offerings and realigning hotel experiences with global standards, particularly among upscale and luxury accommodation, is essential for boosting competitiveness in Middle East hotel market. The ultimate goal is to foster increased international arrivals and sustainable tourism growth in the region, as well as attracting global hospitality brands and enhancing profitability across hotel segments.
  
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• ETIHAD GROWS FOOTPRINT IN AFRICA AS FLIGHTS TO NAIROBI DOUBLE

  22-04-2025 17:33 via breakingtravelnews.com
  Etihad Airways, the national airline of the United Arab Emirates, is significantly expanding its African network with new destinations and increased frequencies, reinforcing its commitment to the continent’s growing demand for air connectivity.Arik De, Etihad’s Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer, commented: “At Etihad, we have long recognised the need to strengthen our presence in Africa. Over the past year, we have been focusing on a holistic approach that enhances our prese
  
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• The long-term success of UN Tourism is at stake

  22-04-2025 17:31 via breakingtravelnews.com
  The election of the next Secretary General of UN Tourism marks a critical turning point for the future of global tourism.
  There are only two different options:
  One, is the path of stagnation: a push for an unprecedented third term, despite widespread criticism and growing concern within the global community. It’s a path that has disregarded core United Nations values—including the regional rotation of the role of Secretary-General of UN Tourism.
  
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