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The design for Canberra Lyric Theatre, which seeks to ?establish a new benchmark for cultural inclusivity, accessibility and artistic excellence in Australia,? is currently on public exhibition.

The architectural implications of the climate and housing crises will be top of the agenda in this special live recording of Design Speaks Weekly in Sydney.

The newly completed State Library Station is the last of the five Metro Tunnel stations to be finished, following Arden, Parkville, Town Hall and Anzac stations.

Asuka Cruises has just taken another step forward in Japan’s cruise market industry through the seaborne debut of its latest vessel: the Asuka III. With its first sailing scheduled for July 20, 2025, NYK Cruises will operate two ships for the first time in 34 years. This is an important event for the company as it has almost uninterruptedly grown Asuka cruise’s July 2025 capacity. The goal of Asuka Cruises is firmly aimed. The Japanese cruise culture is already witnessing the drives behind the growth goal set by Asuka Cruises.

Travel Hiccups in Brazil have affected several major airports today as LATAM Brasil and other airlines face 8 cancelled flights across routes between São Paulo, Viracopos, Santos Dumont, Afonso Pena, and Telêmaco Borba. Passengers traveling through these key Brazilian airports have been left stranded or faced significant delays. The disruption has mainly impacted domestic flights, although some international services have been affected as well. LATAM Brasil is one of the hardest-hit carriers, contributing to the total of 8 flight cancellations. Other airlines, such as Azul Brazilian Airlines and GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes, are also grappling with delays.

The Rails to Trails Conservancy (RTC) has announced the recipients of its 2025 Trail Grants, awarding $398,000 to 40 organizations and public agencies across the United States. These grants are aimed at expanding the nation’s trail networks, with a focus on improving trail access, fostering mobility, promoting economic development, and creating opportunities for outdoor recreation. RTC’s efforts are pivotal in enhancing the connectivity of America’s trails, which provide essential spaces for physical activity, community engagement, and local economic growth. With more than 150 trail networks in development nationwide, this funding is part of RTC’s broader vision to connect people with the outdoors and one another.

The High Tatras, situated in the northern part of Slovakia, have recently been awarded the title of Europe’s Best Hidden Gem Region for 2025. This distinction was given by one of the most influential travel platforms in Germany, placing the High Tatras at the forefront of eco-tourism. This recognition not only celebrates the region’s breathtaking natural landscapes, including its rugged peaks and serene valleys, but also underscores its growing reputation as a sustainable destination. The High Tatras has been a long-standing haven for travelers looking for an authentic experience away from the traditional tourist crowds. The award places the region on the map as a key destination for eco-conscious travelers, highlighting the importance of preserving nature while providing unforgettable adventures.

The US East Coast airports are facing unprecedented travel chaos as the ongoing US government shutdown wreaks havoc on air travel for Americans. US Airlines are struggling to stay afloat, grappling with massive delays and cancellations as essential services like air traffic control and TSA security are severely impacted. This travel disruption has created a ripple effect across the region, leaving travelers stranded and scrambling to rebook flights.

North Bengal is facing an unprecedented travel disruption as heavy monsoon rains have left hundreds of tourists stranded in major destinations such as Darjeeling, Alipurduar, and Mirik during the Durga Puja festival. The region, renowned for its scenic hills, tea gardens, and wildlife reserves, has been severely affected by flooding, landslides, and blocked transportation routes, creating widespread challenges for both visitors and authorities.

This October, the global aviation landscape is undergoing dynamic shifts as airlines unveil a remarkable roster of fifty new routes, underscoring the sector’s recovery and readiness to meet evolving passenger demand. Key launches include Gulf Air’s landmark return to the US market with flights from Bahrain to New York, EVA Air’s entrance into the Dallas-Fort Worth market from Taipei, Delta Air Lines’ debut service from Atlanta to Marrakech, Norse Atlantic Airways’ expansion to Bangkok, and Wizz Air’s strategic growth in the Caucasus with a new base in Yerevan, Armenia. These new links are set to stimulate tourism, business, and cultural exchange in their respective regions.

In North Bengal, a monsoon onslaught has delivered a harsh blow to the region’s tourism lifeline. Broken roads and lost signals have combined to render large swathes of the hilly terrain and forest areas unreachable, leaving visitors — including foreign travellers — trapped in isolated stretches of Darjeeling and Alipurduar. As communications falter and road networks collapse under landslides and flooding, stranded vacationers face fear, uncertainty, and logistical chaos. The very infrastructure meant to sustain a flourishing travel ecosystem has turned against it. In such a scenario, the fate of remote homestays, rugged treks, and nature escapes hangs in the balance. This calamitous disruption is now threatening India’s reputation as a reliable destination in the South Asian tourism circuit, and neighbouring countries watching this unfolding crisis must take note of the vulnerabilities inherent in fragile terrain and seasonal extremes.

Between October 22 and 24, 2025, those attending the Antalya Expo Center in Turkey as part of the Antalya Tourism Fair 2025 will carefully listen to presentations to examine new marketing techniques as part of the scheduled round tables and presentations. This fair serves as a major point of convergence to people in travel and hospitality to listen to keynote speakers, engage in new business, and develop expanding relationships.

Thailand is set to implement a new tourism tax in 2025, aimed at enhancing the country’s tourism infrastructure, providing visitor insurance, and improving the overall experience for international travelers. This move comes as part of a broader strategy to reinvest in Thailand’s tourism sector, which is recovering from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The tax will be levied on foreign visitors entering the country, with the proceeds allocated to vital infrastructure projects and the establishment of a visitor insurance fund. These efforts are designed to ensure that tourists enjoy safer, more seamless experiences while contributing to the long-term growth and sustainability of Thailand’s tourism industry.

Officials found a Missouri camper dead near Mt. Judea, Arkansas, with injuries consistent with a bear attack, marking the second such incident in a month.

Historic St. Mary's City reinterred 65 17th-century Catholic settlers in a September ceremony highlighting Maryland's role in pioneering religious liberty in America.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune says some Democrats want an "off-ramp" from the government shutdown as the GOP-coined 'Schumer shutdown' reaches day five.

Minnesota Vikings veteran quarterback Carson Wentz engineered a game-winning touchdown drive on Sunday, which ended with a pass to Jordan Addison.

The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of farmers' feats and brilliant baseball.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young received backlash for his performance early in the game against the Miami Dolphins on Sunday.

Howard Rubin's assistant Jennifer Powers faces sex trafficking and tax evasion charges for alleged decade-long scheme involving abuse and unreported income.