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And other news from the week. ⁄Travel News ⁄News This week in travel, we’ve uncovered several stories that might have flown under your radar.
Following Germany’s implementation of stricter border control measures in September, France is now intensifying its border surveillance. The country has proposed new rules for checks after provisions for its previous border controls expired on October 31. These security measures will remain in effect until April 20, 2025, and travelers should anticipate delays.
Floods have killed more than 200 people. T orrential rainfall severely impacted southern and eastern Spain last Tuesday and Wednesday, potentially marking one of the deadliest events in the country’s recent history. Many people were caught off guard by the flash floods, resulting in 217 confirmed fatalities, with that number expected to rise as hundreds remain missing. Rescue and recovery operations are ongoing in Valencia, while Barcelona is also experiencing heavy rainfall this week. It is advisable to check local conditions and consider whether you should travel to the affected areas at this time.
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Another European country to introduce border controls. F ollowing Germany and France, the Netherlands will reinstate temporary land border controls starting December 9. Germany implemented similar restrictions in September, with France following in October. The Dutch government has justified this decision as a necessary measure to curb illegal migration and human trafficking. These controls will remain in effect for six months.
This is where Apple comes in. ⁄Travel News ⁄News A irlines are notorious for mishandling luggage, with some bags never finding their rightful owners.
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Almost 80 million people will be traveling this year.
This is the reality we are currently navigating. T he rise of artificial intelligence is transforming various aspects of travel, from curating trips to assisting airlines with ticket pricing. One unexpected manifestation of AI in this realm is the emergence of AI travel influencers. A notable example is Emma, an AI travel influencer launched by the German National Tourism Board (GNTB).
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