Tag: tourism
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More Foreigners Visiting Mexico
by Allan Wall, Mexico News Report, ©2025 (Dec. 23, 2025) — Despite the highly-publicized violence in Mexico, foreign tourism to Mexico continues to grow. According to one prediction, in 15 years Mexico could be in the top five tourist destination countries. From Mexico News Daily: “Mexico continues to be one of the most visited countries in the…
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The Rise and Fall of Jacksonville, Florida’s Vacation Rental Market in the Last Decade
by Contributor (Oct. 27, 2023) — Over the past decade, Jacksonville’s vacation rental market has seen tremendous ups and downs. The early 2010s brought rapid growth and expansion fueled by increasing tourism and the rise of listing platforms like Airbnb. However, Jacksonville’s vacation rental industry hit challenges around 2015-2018 as oversupply led to falling occupancy…
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Junk all Junkets
“SCARE-STORIES” by Viv Forbes, carbon-sense.com, ©2018 (Feb. 13, 2018) — The climate catastrophists in the UN and Australia’s Climate Council claim that man-made global warming will hurt tourism. However, tourists in planes, ships, buses, trains and cars all contribute mightily to man-made CO2. If the catastrophists believed their own scare-stories they would advocate bans on…
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Chaut-Akbar
A “PATHWAY TO PEACE?” by Tabitha Korol, TPATH Contributor, ©2015 (Nov. 4, 2015) — The summer season of Chautauqua is long over, and the “scholarly” vacationers have returned to their winter existence. For staff and speakers, it is a respite, a tactical Hudna – the time to assess their position and decide on their new plan of action, the speakers, and…
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Where’s the Concern Over Private Sector Furloughs?
PRIVATE SECTOR WORKERS IMPACTED BY THE FEDERAL BEHEMOTH MAY NEVER RECOVER. DOES DC CARE? by Paul Driessen, ©2013 (Oct. 14, 2013) — In 2009, Mr. Obama told Representative Eric Cantor (R-VA), “Elections have consequences, and I won.” As with his healthcare law, amid this year’s impasse, he said “There will be no negotiations on the debt…
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Reader of The Post & Email Hits Tennessee Where it Hurts
IN THE POCKETBOOK! January 27, 2011 Dear Editor: The following letter has been sent to Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam: Gov. Bill Haslam First Floor, State Capitol Nashville, TN 37243 Via: Mr. David Smith Media Contact Fax 1-615-741-1416 Governor Haslam: I contacted the Tennessee Governor’s office about the lawless situation in Monroe County, TN. That was…