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Travelers to the U.S. must pay a new $250 ‘visa integrity fee' — What to know
Visitors to the United States will need to pay a "visa integrity fee," according to a new law. The fee will be at least $250, is on top of other visa fees, and may be reimbursable. However when the fee starts, and how to get a refund, remain unclear.
Instead of visiting the rental car center upon landing, grabbing bags and exiting the airport, a car will be delivered ...
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Digital self-censorship: The new norm for international travelers"Remember the year: 2025 was when it all changed," writes Mark Pesce in The Register. "When socials transformed from ...
The airline reported the issue began around 8 p.m. and requested a temporary, system-wide ground stop until resolved.
Delta Air Lines is expanding AI-driven dynamic pricing to set custom flight costs for each traveler, raising privacy concerns ...
From shoe-free screening to facial recognition technology, here's how airport security checkpoints are being transformed in ...
Property and casualty insurance giant Travelers Companies trounced Wall Street estimates for second-quarter profit on ...
The Where to Travel in Mexico guide takes a turn for luxury as we look at charming beaches, mountain towns and ultra-modern ...
Airports overwhelm even travelers who think they have everything under control. People move quickly through unfamiliar spaces ...
Travelers Companies' profit surged nearly three-fold in the second quarter, the insurance bellwether reported on Thursday, ...
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TSA Hints at Ending 3-ounce Liquid Rule—Here’s What Travelers Should Know“Secretary Noem and TSA are constantly looking for ways to enhance security, and improve the travel experience for the public ...
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