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'Americans First': Team Trump Hikes Fees For Foreign Tourists To Famous US Parks
Starting in 2026, visitors from abroad will have to pay $100 on top of the individual park fee to enter 11 of the most popular destinations.
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US To Slap Big Surcharge On Foreign Visitors To National Parks
Foreign tourists visiting US national parks including the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone will now pay a hefty surcharge, the Trump administration announced Tuesday.
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US Government Shutdown Begins; Air Travel Likely To Be Disrupted, Grand Canyon Could Close
From the risk of national park closures to air travel disruption, here is how the US federal government shutdown may affect travellers and the tourism industry.
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All About "French Fry Express": A 100-Year-Old Steam Train In The Grand Canyon Fuelled By Vegetable Oil
If trains are your point of interest, then this eco-friendly locomotive in the Grand Canyon is something you should experience at least once in your lifetime.
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3 South Korean Women Mysteriously Disappear While On Road Trip From Grand Canyon To Las Vegas
They were last seen heading from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas earlier this month.
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Indian-Origin Man In US Dies While Attempting Gruelling Grand Canyon Hike
A 55-year-old Indian-origin man died while attempting to hike the US' Grand Canyon rim-to-rim in a single day, media reports said.
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Man Falls 4,000 ft To His Death From Grand Canyon's Famous Skywalk
Authorities have not released the man's identity or whether his fall was accidental or intentional.
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5 Tourists In US Trapped About 200 Feet Underground As Elevator Malfunctions At Grand Canyon Caverns
The Grand Canyon Caverns is a major tourist attraction that allows visitors to tour inside an ancient underground cave, dine and stay in a hotel.
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"Nature At Her Most Incredible": Video Shows Thunderstorms Sweeping Over Grand Canyon In US
A dramatic video showing a thunderstorm sweeping the landscape of the Grand Canyon in the United States is gaining traction on social media.
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Man Falls To Death While Clicking Pictures At Grand Canyon
A tourist from Macao fell to his death from the Grand Canyon in the US while he was taking pictures.
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Three Tourists Dead In US Grand Canyon Chopper Crash
At least three people were killed and four others injured Saturday when a helicopter carrying tourists in Arizona went down in the Grand Canyon, authorities said.
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The Destinations You'll Want to Visit in 2016
With the new year on the horizon, a slew of travel magazines and industry experts have been gazing into their crystal balls to predict the buzziest destinations of 2016.
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Statue of Liberty and Grand Canyon to reopen under funding deals
The Statue of Liberty and the Grand Canyon are to reopen despite the US government shutdown, with US states temporarily paying the running costs of world-famous landmarks shuttered by the standoff.
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As US shutdown drags on, House votes to pay idled workers
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives agreed today to retroactively pay 800,000 furloughed federal employees once the government reopens, but there was no end in sight to the shutdown that was in its fifth day.
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US daredevil Nik Wallenda becomes first man to cross Grand Canyon on tightrope
US daredevil Nik Wallenda became the first man to cross Grand Canyon on a tightrope on Sunday, organisers said.
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'Americans First': Team Trump Hikes Fees For Foreign Tourists To Famous US Parks
Starting in 2026, visitors from abroad will have to pay $100 on top of the individual park fee to enter 11 of the most popular destinations.
-
US To Slap Big Surcharge On Foreign Visitors To National Parks
Foreign tourists visiting US national parks including the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone will now pay a hefty surcharge, the Trump administration announced Tuesday.
-
US Government Shutdown Begins; Air Travel Likely To Be Disrupted, Grand Canyon Could Close
From the risk of national park closures to air travel disruption, here is how the US federal government shutdown may affect travellers and the tourism industry.
-
All About "French Fry Express": A 100-Year-Old Steam Train In The Grand Canyon Fuelled By Vegetable Oil
If trains are your point of interest, then this eco-friendly locomotive in the Grand Canyon is something you should experience at least once in your lifetime.
-
3 South Korean Women Mysteriously Disappear While On Road Trip From Grand Canyon To Las Vegas
They were last seen heading from the Grand Canyon to Las Vegas earlier this month.
-
Indian-Origin Man In US Dies While Attempting Gruelling Grand Canyon Hike
A 55-year-old Indian-origin man died while attempting to hike the US' Grand Canyon rim-to-rim in a single day, media reports said.
-
Man Falls 4,000 ft To His Death From Grand Canyon's Famous Skywalk
Authorities have not released the man's identity or whether his fall was accidental or intentional.
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5 Tourists In US Trapped About 200 Feet Underground As Elevator Malfunctions At Grand Canyon Caverns
The Grand Canyon Caverns is a major tourist attraction that allows visitors to tour inside an ancient underground cave, dine and stay in a hotel.
-
"Nature At Her Most Incredible": Video Shows Thunderstorms Sweeping Over Grand Canyon In US
A dramatic video showing a thunderstorm sweeping the landscape of the Grand Canyon in the United States is gaining traction on social media.
-
Man Falls To Death While Clicking Pictures At Grand Canyon
A tourist from Macao fell to his death from the Grand Canyon in the US while he was taking pictures.
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Three Tourists Dead In US Grand Canyon Chopper Crash
At least three people were killed and four others injured Saturday when a helicopter carrying tourists in Arizona went down in the Grand Canyon, authorities said.
-
The Destinations You'll Want to Visit in 2016
With the new year on the horizon, a slew of travel magazines and industry experts have been gazing into their crystal balls to predict the buzziest destinations of 2016.
-
Statue of Liberty and Grand Canyon to reopen under funding deals
The Statue of Liberty and the Grand Canyon are to reopen despite the US government shutdown, with US states temporarily paying the running costs of world-famous landmarks shuttered by the standoff.
-
As US shutdown drags on, House votes to pay idled workers
Democrats and Republicans in the US House of Representatives agreed today to retroactively pay 800,000 furloughed federal employees once the government reopens, but there was no end in sight to the shutdown that was in its fifth day.
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US daredevil Nik Wallenda becomes first man to cross Grand Canyon on tightrope
US daredevil Nik Wallenda became the first man to cross Grand Canyon on a tightrope on Sunday, organisers said.
