Vacation Violence event brings attention to tourism’s impact
Alexander Luzula | Asst. News Director Cultural erasure, violence and sex trafficking were all topics of discussion during Vacation Violence, a virtual panel hosted by…
Alexander Luzula | Asst. News Director Cultural erasure, violence and sex trafficking were all topics of discussion during Vacation Violence, a virtual panel hosted by…
By Fabian Osorio / Staff Writer The current pandemic has already started to have a major impact on the state’s largest industry, tourism. Florida receives…
By: Patricia Menendez/Staff Writer Although President Donald Trump promised to reverse all of former President Barack Obama’s policies with Cuba, he only made a…
By: Imogen Francis/Staff Writer In November 2017, President Trump announced a new policy that restricted American citizens to travel to Cuba. The Trump Administration…
Pots clanging, cars honking, flags waving, people screaming — I can still remember the celebratory sights that filled the streets in Miami when the news came that Fidel Castro, Cuba’s communist dictator, was dead.
Cuba has been the forbidden fruit on my list of places I have to see before I die.
“I’d say 100 percent of our customers are asking about Zika. They want to know how bad it is. Is it safe to travel? Can they change their tickets?”
Environmental issues impacting South Florida are raising concerns about tourism throughout Miami’s beaches and the Everglades.