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EU accuses Google of favoring its own travel services

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  • 21 March 2025
💰 On March 21, 2025, the European Commission accused Google's parent company, Alphabet, of violating the Digital Markets Act by favoring its own hotel and flight services in search results and restricting app developers on Google Play from promoting alternatives. Despite no final ruling, Alphabet could be declared non-compliant. Google argues that the EU's actions could harm businesses and increase costs for consumers.
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French scientist denied U.S. entry over anti-Trump messages

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  • 20 March 2025
🤔 French scientist denied U.S. entry on March 9, 2025, after phone search revealed messages critical of Trump administration while en route to Houston conference. U.S. officials cited “hateful and conspiratorial messages”; an FBI investigation was mentioned but charges dropped. France’s research minister, Philippe Baptiste, denounced the incident, advocating for academic freedom and inviting American scientists to France.
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Florida might ban mandatory restaurant gratuities and service charges

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  • 18 March 2025
🍴 Florida lawmakers proposed a bill amendment to ban automatic restaurant gratuities for parties of five or fewer and allow service charge refusal for poor service. The original bill, HB 535, already passed multiple state committees. State Rep. Demi Busatta (R-Cape Coral) proposed the amendment after experiencing preset gratuities in Miami. The Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association opposes the amendment, citing service charges as vital for success. If the amendment passes, it would take effect on July 1. Former President Joe Biden launched a strike force to eliminate nearly $20 billion in junk fees, while California and Illinois considered similar legislation, but California exempted restaurants.
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Airlines will fail to meet UK SAF target,…

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  • 14 March 2025
✈️ The Climate Change Committee reports UK aviation will miss the 2030 sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) target, reaching only 6% instead of 10%. SAF usage is expected to rise to 17% by 2040 and 38% by 2050. Aviation was 8% of UK CO2 emissions in 2023, down 10% from 2019. Non-CO2 warming effects of aviation have tripled since 1990. Leisure travel accounted for 86% of flights in 2023, up from 78% in 2010. The sector could reach Net Zero by 2050 with SAF, efficiencies, electrification, demand management, and CO2 removal. Decarbonization costs may reflect in higher ticket prices, with measures like increased air passenger duty and a frequent flier levy.
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Canada’s growing reluctance to travel to the U.S.

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  • 14 March 2025
🚩 On Mar 14, 2025, reports highlight a decline in Canadian tourism to the U.S. due to tariff threats and President Trump's comments. A potential $2.1 billion loss and 140,000 jobs are at risk if visitation drops. Starting April 11, 2025, Canadians driving to the U.S. and staying over 30 days must register online, yet the system isn't set up, causing confusion. The Canadian Snowbird Association is notifying travelers.
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(Update) Radisson steps up its conquest of the Italian market with seven new openings

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  • 12 March 2025
🏨 Radisson Hotel Group to open 7 new hotels in Italy by 2025, adding over 1,000 rooms and expanding from 3 to 20 Italian properties in six years, aiming for 30 by 2027. New hotels include Radisson Collection in Como, art’otel Rome with 110 rooms, and Radisson Blu Hotels in Rome, Bergamo, Florence, and Radisson RED Naples, plus Radisson Hotel Pisa. This growth supports Italy's prominence in luxury lifestyle hotels and business travel.
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Mabrian launches tool to monitor Short Term…

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  • 12 March 2025
🏠 Mabrian launched a tool to monitor and regulate short-term rentals (STRs), providing data for tourism and urban planning authorities. Ibiza implemented this tool in May 2024 to automate unregulated tourist rental detection. The tool has filters for non-compliance and classifies properties into 53 categories. It will integrate with the national registry of STR licenses in July. The tool aims to promote regulated STRs, enhance traceability, and improve guest satisfaction.
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Booking.com has major security gaps

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  • 11 March 2025
🚬 On Mar 11, 2025, a Which? investigation highlighted security flaws within Booking.com, leading to fraudulent listings and exposing travelers to scams. Weak identity checks and flawed fraud prevention were criticized. The Online Safety Act, effective March 17, calls for improved security, like mandatory two-factor authentication and banning external links in messages. Hundreds of scam instances cited in reviews show the urgent need for reforms. Despite Booking.com's claims of robust security, the platform has been reactive to fraud alerts, necessitating stricter measures.
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The dark side of Booking.com: How scammers exploit the world’s leading travel platform

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  • 11 March 2025
🚬 On Mar 11, 2025, reports highlighted issues with Booking.com, including weak security and fake listings that allowed scammers to exploit users. Booking.com processes over a billion bookings per year but lacks stringent host identity verifications compared to Vrbo or Airbnb. Users have encountered numerous scam listings, with some only removed after media involvement. Customer support has been criticized for delayed refunds and shifting blame. The platform introduced two-factor authentication, but security concerns persist, including a manipulated review system and vulnerabilities in messaging systems.
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U.S. could issue new travel ban this week

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  • 11 March 2025
🛑 On March 11, 2025, the Trump administration proposed expanding the 2017 travel ban with a new executive order. The policy introduces three security categories: 'red' for a full ban, 'orange' for limited visas, notably for business travelers, and 'yellow' for countries needing to improve security within 60 days. Afghanistan might be fully banned. The Supreme Court's 2018 ruling may ease legal implementation, while previous bans decreased U.S. business travel spending by $1.3 billion in 2017.
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