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Saudi Arabia makes a luxury tourism push: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Saudi Arabia makes a luxury tourism push: Travel Weekly

A relative newcomer to leisure travel, the kingdom has nevertheless made it clear recently that it intends to be not only a travel powerhouse but also a strong voice in global tourism policy and development arenas.

The Treasure Hunt That Captivated Thousands and Killed Five - Vimarsana News

The Treasure Hunt That Captivated Thousands and Killed Five

They called it “the solve.” The solution to a puzzle created by a Santa Fe art dealer named Forrest Fenn, who had hidden a chest full of treasure somewhere in the Southwest and published a book containing a seemingly nonsensical poem that, when deciphered, provided clues to the treasure’s whereabouts. Everyone searching for the chest, reputed to be worth a good $1 million, had a “solve.” And everyone of those thousands of treasure hunters—no one...

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NASA Maps Methane Emissions From Biggest Oilfield in America - Vimarsana News

NASA Maps Methane Emissions From Biggest Oilfield in America

There’s no such thing as easy climate fixes, but when it comes to methane emissions from oil and gas production, a couple of little patches could go a long way.

Analytics firm says prices for space tourism too high: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Analytics firm says prices for space tourism too high: Travel Weekly

The analytics firm Global Data says that unless space tourism prices come back down to Earth, the market for passengers could diminish in a hurry.

Europe river cruising is almost here, but unknowns remain: Travel Weekly - Vimarsana News

Europe river cruising is almost here, but unknowns remain: Travel Weekly

Jeri Clausing The wide smiles on the faces of the owners of AmaWaterways during a webinar on the line's planned summer restart may have summed up best the relief being felt across the sector as Europe begins its long-awaited reopening. But the virtual informational session with advisors last week also underscored the many unknowns that remain about the return to sailing after a year-and-a-half hiatus, including exactly what protocols guests will need to follow and when a broader offering of multicountry cruises will resume. Top of mind during a Q&A was what the protocols will be for testing, ...