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Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, confirms she has completed chemotherapy after cancer battle

The Princess of Wales first announced she had been diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer over nine months ago. Catherine, the Princess of Wales, announced on Monday that she had completed chemotherapy treatment and will make a limited number of public appearances in the coming months.The 42-year-old wife of Prince William, the heir to the British throne, released a video in which she … [Read more...]

Lockdowns during the COVID pandemic may have prematurely aged teenage brains, study finds

A recent study by the University of Washington found that the COVID pandemic may have prematurely aged teenagers' brains, particularly young girls. Many people experienced disruptions to their daily lives and routines due to stay-at-home orders and limited social interactions during the COVID-19 pandemic, with this being shown to particularly affect the well-being of young people.Now, a study … [Read more...]

Kimpton De Witt Partners with IRIS to Offer Guests a Self-Serve, Mobile F&B Ordering Experience in the Hotel Café

Accessible via QR codes, guests can now place orders through their mobile device, providing a modern, user-friendly experience that aligns with the hotel’s unique personality and contemporary approach.9.9.2024 IRIS, a global market leader in digital F&B, guest directory and concierge solutions for hotels and restaurants, has partnered with Hotel Kimpton De Witt (part of the Lore Group and … [Read more...]

Steel bridge collapses in Vietnam after Typhoon Yagi; 3 rescued

A busy steel bridge over an engorged Red River in northern Vietnam's Phu Tho province collapsed Monday morning following a weekend of heavy rain and wind brought by Typhoon Yagi.The country's state media reported that three people were rescued and no casualties so far from the collapse.The overall death toll from Yagi which struck the country on Saturday increased to 59 on Monday while at least … [Read more...]

Sofitel Opens New Flagship Property in Cotonou, Benin

Sofitel Cotonou Marina Hotel & Spa — Photo by Accor Sofitel Cotonou Marina Hotel & Spa — Photo by Accor Sofitel Cotonou Marina Hotel & Spa — Photo by Accor The Sofitel Cotonou Marina Hotel & Spa opens in Benin. The hotel is located near the key points of interest in Cotonou, Benin's economic hub, including the highly popular tourist spots Esplanade des Amazones and Route des … [Read more...]

Parking and EV Stations Charge U.S. Hotel Performance

Parking revenues have increased by 23.1% from 2019 to 2023, based on a sample of U.S. properties in CBRE’s Trends in the Hotel Industry database, which is more than four times greater than the growth rate for total hotel revenues during that period. Appeared first on: hotelnewsresource.com … [Read more...]

Belgium strongly rejects Hungary's 'provocation' to bus migrants to Brussels

The showdown between Budapest and Brussels over migration policy and the rule of law is quickly escalating. The Belgian government on Monday came forcefully against Hungary's intended plan to bus migrants to Brussels in retaliation for the €200 million fine imposed in June by the European Court of Justice, which Budapest refuses to pay.No transfer has yet taken place and it's unclear when they … [Read more...]

How hotels can stay resilient in the face of travel disruptions

by Frank Pitsikalis Travel disruptions have always presented significant challenges for both travelers and hoteliers. What is newly emerging—as global travel rebounds following the unprecedented disruption of a worldwide pandemic—is the intensified focus hotel owners and operators are placing on finding the right technology to bolster operations with resilient systems that can seamlessly handle … [Read more...]

Hungary slammed for 'absurd' proposal to delay aviation fuel levy until 2049

While the diesel, petrol and electricity used for rail and road transport is heavily taxed, airlines and maritime transport – from fishing boats to cruise ships – continue to enjoy a free ride – a situation that may encourage environmentally harmful travel choices. A leaked document suggests Budapest wants to abandon the idea of setting a minimum levy on the kerosene that powers the booming … [Read more...]

Watch: The artisan preserving a 400-year-old tradition in India

Tsewang Tamchos is a metal craftsman keeping his ancestors' age-old practice alive. In the Chilling Sumda region in India, Tsewang Tamchos preserves the fading art form of copper craftsmanship. Once a thriving profession, the popularity of hand-crafted metalwork has declined. Tsewang hopes to inspire a new generation of artisans with his craft museum and educational workshops.Journalist • … [Read more...]

Novotel Nara Opens in Japan

Situated along the Saho River, known for its stunning cherry blossom trees, the hotel is strategically located an eight&minute walk from Shin&Omiya Station and a five&minute cab ride from Nara Station. Appeared first on: hotelnewsresource.com … [Read more...]

Stanhill Court Hotel brought to market for £8 million

Reading Time: < 1 minute UK: Hotel property adviser Christie & Co is marketing the Stanhill Court Hotel, a Victorian country manor house in Surrey. The hotel, which is being sold long leasehold off a guide price of £7,975,000, is located in the village of Charlwood in Surrey, close to the Surrey Hills and Chessington World of Adventures. Surrounded by 35 acres of landscaped gardens, … [Read more...]

It was naive to expect Western sanctions would make Russians rebel against Putin, Inozemtsev says

"Everyone thinks just a little more, and that's it; the oligarchs will revolt, and the regime will collapse. Frankly, I can't imagine a greater naiveté," Russian economist Vladislav Inozemtsev told Euronews. Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in early 2022, a slew of Western sanctions have been aimed at halting Russian President Vladimir Putin's economy and advances.These measures … [Read more...]

Palisociety Announces Le Petit Pali Brentwood

Le Petit Pali, the newest addition to Avi Brosh's Palisociety portfolio, will expand its bespoke footprint this season with the debut of its third signature hotel, Le Petit Pali Brentwood, a reimagination of the former x (née Brentwood Motor Hotel in 1947), a storied motor lodge and well-recognized westside property. Le Petit Pali, which debuted with two signature hotels in Carmel-by-the-Sea, … [Read more...]

‘Crippling’ droughts in Sicily and Sardinia made twice as likely by climate change

A state of emergency was declared on both islands earlier this year. The droughts which are crippling Sicily and Sardinia were made twice as likely by human-caused climate change. “Without the effects of human-caused warming, the droughts on both islands would not have been classified as extreme [under the US Drought Monitoring Classification system],” according to scientists from World … [Read more...]

Some French trains have new luggage regulations. Here’s how to avoid a fine

Starting from mid-September, passengers now face a €50 fine for exceeding the luggage allowance. France has introduced new rules regarding luggage on trains with fines for travellers who don’t comply. Limits on the number and size of suitcases will become obligatory on France’s high-speed services in mid September.Earlier this year, Italian operator Trenitalia also proposed stricter … [Read more...]

Latest news bulletin | September 9th – Evening

Top News Stories Today Updated: 09/09/2024 - 18:00 GMT+2 Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. ...More Appeared first on: euronews.com … [Read more...]

Where to stay in Dubrovnik (Best Areas & Places)

Dubrovnik is one of those cities on most people’s bucket lists. It was certainly on mine, and I’m so glad I got to tick it off. In fact, I might go back and tick it off once more! However, choosing where to stay in Dubrovnik is important, so you can make the most of your time. Table of Contents During the summer months, Dubrovnik is very busy, but that’s what gives it such an exciting vibe. … [Read more...]

Digital neglect: Is digitalisation ignoring socio-economic rights?

By Juliana Santos Wahlgren, Director, Susana Anastácio is Senior Communication Officer, European Anti-Poverty Network (EAPN) The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not represent in any way the editorial position of Euronews. Without measures to tackle this issue, the digital divide will continue to exacerbate existing inequalities, … [Read more...]