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They’re not going to make time for it in their day. An estimated 64.5 million tourists are expected to flock to New York by the end of 2024, just 2 million fewer than 2019’s record 66.6 million, but almost all of them are sure to at least stroll through Times Square. According to a new survey, they’re going to hate it. Times Square is well known as the world’s most visited tourist destination, but most visitors still want to see more. Matthew McDermott Online language learning platform Preply analyzed visitor reviews of 81 iconic locations around the world to find…

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Options include building more desalination plants or drawing water from distant rivers, both of which are controversial: Barcelona was forced to raise water prices earlier this year because of the costs of desalinization, and a proposal to transfer water from the Ebro was rejected by the neighbouring Aragon region earlier this year. Carrera’s preferred option is to create huge basins near urban areas that would capture water during periods of heavy rainfall and allow the ground to slowly absorb it, replenishing dry aquifers. But for now, the government’s focus is on containing the drought emergency until the end of summer.…

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trip David Schoolbag Released on May 7, 2024 at 10:13 pm The beating heart of the Big Apple takes the booby prize in a new survey of the most hated tourist destinations around the world. AFP, via Getty Images They’re not going to make time for it in their day. An estimated 64.5 million tourists are expected to flock to New York by the end of 2024, just 2 million fewer than 2019’s record 66.6 million, but almost all of them are sure to at least stroll through Times Square. According to a new survey, they’re going to hate it.…

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New Hampshire and New England as a whole have countless places for tourists to visit.Are you an avid hiker, camper, skier, or just a lover of the outdoors in general? You can visit the White Mountains. Do you love history or strolling through charming, quintessential New England towns? This writer encourages you to visit Portsmouth and experience all that this little coastal city has to offer. How about the beach? Whether you’re looking to sunbathe, surf, or stroll the boardwalk, we have it all. Honestly, we could go on and on about the things to do in the Granite State…

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What’s going on?Early Monday morning, the Turkish lira strengthened slightly against the US dollar, stock Market optimism. This positive trend stems from developments in the national and global economies.What does this mean?Last Friday, the BIST 100 index rose 0.67%, buoyed by rallying Asian markets and rumors of a possible interest rate cut by the US Federal Reserve. Turkey’s credit rating was upgraded by S&P from “B” to “B+”, highlighting growing confidence in Turkey’s economic stability and policy coordination. These moves coincide with important discussions, including a cabinet meeting with President Erdogan, which focused on urgent economic issues and possible progress…

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18. Tour the industrial treasures at WA Young & Sons Foundry and Machine ShopRice’s LandingTake a trip back in time with a visit to WA Young & Sons. Located in Reice’s Landing Historic District, this machine shop is an incredible industrial treasure. Built in 1900 and designated a National Historic Landmark in 2017, the shop has supported local small businesses by manufacturing parts for steamboats, coal mines and railroads. Visitors can tour the blacksmith, pattern shop, ironmongery and foundry, and marvel as machines are turned on during live demonstrations of turn-of-the-century technology.19. Ring in the New Year at Ringing RocksUpper…

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5 Travel Tips to Prepare for Summer Road TripsAre you dreaming of summer already? If you’re planning a road trip, Consumer Reports has tips to help you stay safe, save money, and deal with unexpected troubles on the road.Before you head off on a family trip, Consumer Reports recommends a few things before you pack your bags and leave the house.Inspect your tires for signs of damage such as cuts, cracks, and blisters on the sides caused by potholes. Also, check your tire pressure and make sure it’s correct, according to the number printed on your driver’s door jamb. Properly…

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Are you ready for adventure? Forget about following the crowd. From the Florida Panhandle to the Keiths, it’s best to listen to locals who know where to find the best pubs, fishmongers, hikes, and shops. These hidden places may not be listed in the first chapter of the guidebook, and may not be listed at all. And that’s why many of us like it. These special spots may be hidden away, but there’s a good reason they’re popular with Florida residents year-round. From secret gardens to quirky restaurants and wildlife paradises, here are 20 must-see secret spots in Florida. Ocala…

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On May 2, 2024, the Turkish Ministry of Trade Ordered A complete and immediate halt to trade with Israel. Ankara’s punitive measures could set a dangerous precedent for other countries to follow. The Turkish statement said Turkey would halt all “imports and exports” with Israel until the Israeli government allows an uninterrupted and sufficient flow of humanitarian aid to Gaza. However, Ankara’s request for aid is a disguised effort to undermine Israel’s efforts in Gaza. The total trade halt builds on Turkey’s announcement just four weeks ago to ban the export of 54 categories of products to Israel until Jerusalem…

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Normalization. The government is monitoring the bond market shock and stresses at every opportunity that the budget cannot go bust, despite tight monetary policy and natural disasters. Athens acknowledges that the road to normalization is long and that even an investment-grade rating from S&P this month is not enough. [EPA] Ratings agency S&P on Friday raised Turkey’s rating to “B+” from “B”, saying the external rebalancing will improve coordination between monetary, fiscal and income policies. The credit measure comes a week after Turkey’s central bank kept its policy rate unchanged at 50 percent. Turkey’s central bank, which announced a 500…

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