San Francisco Launches New Tourism Campaign
San Francisco launched a new national tourism campaign, "Believe in San Francisco," during the World Series, showcasing iconic landmarks and local life.
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Canadian Snowbirds Avoid US Due to New Entry Rules
New U.S. entry requirements, including fees and fingerprinting, are deterring Canadian snowbirds from visiting Florida, Arizona, and other states, leading to a significant tourism decline.
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Disneyland Resort Lays Off 100 Salaried Employees
Disneyland Resort has laid off approximately 100 salaried employees, describing the move as a workforce 'recalibration' following a post-pandemic hiring boom.
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Disneyland Prepares for Holiday Season
Disneyland Resort is transforming for the holiday season, with Sleeping Beauty Castle covered in snow and icicles, and 'it's a small world' receiving festive lights. The holiday period runs from Novem
#Disneyland#Holiday Season#Theme Park
Michelin Ranks Hotels, San Francisco Misses Top Honors
In its first-ever hotel rankings, the Michelin Guide awarded its top three-key rating to seven California hotels, but no San Francisco properties made the list.
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Redding Adds Two New Trolleys to Transit Fleet
Redding, California, has added two new trolleys to its public transportation system, purchased for $300,000. These trolleys aim to boost ridership, especially among youth and seniors, serving downtown
#Redding#Public Transportation#Trolleys
Wild Water Adventure Park Plans Major Expansion
Wild Water Adventure Park in Clovis, California, is undertaking its largest expansion in decades, adding a nearly 1,000-foot-long endless river attraction. Construction begins this week, with the new
#Wild Water Adventure Park#Clovis#California
California National Parks Offer Free Entry on Public Lands Day
California's national parks, including Yosemite and Death Valley, will offer free entry on Public Lands Day, September 27, 2025. This event encourages public access and volunteer conservation efforts.
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