Shanghai, Singapore, Wellington, Munich, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, and Prague Lead the Way as the World’s Most Accessible Smart Cities for Forward-Thinking, Inclusive, and Seamless Travel

Shanghai, Singapore, Wellington, Munich, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, and Prague Lead the Way as the World’s Most Accessible Smart Cities for Forward-Thinking, Inclusive, and Seamless Travel

Home » CHINA TRAVEL NEWS » Shanghai, Singapore, Wellington, Munich, Amsterdam, Hong Kong, and Prague Lead the Way as the World’s Most Accessible Smart Cities for Forward-Thinking, Inclusive, and Seamless Travel Friday, June 27, 2025 Global Accessibility Index 2025: Transforming Urban Travel Through Inclusion As the summer travel season nears, the spotlight turns once again…

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US, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Germany, France, Norway, Greece, Croatia, Portugal, The Netherlands, Denmark, Iceland, Malta Boost International Travel with Cruise Tourism

US, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Germany, France, Norway, Greece, Croatia, Portugal, The Netherlands, Denmark, Iceland, Malta Boost International Travel with Cruise Tourism

Home » CRUISE NEWS » US, Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Italy, Spain, Germany, France, Norway, Greece, Croatia, Portugal, The Netherlands, Denmark, Iceland, Malta Boost International Travel with Cruise Tourism Wednesday, March 26, 2025 Cruise tourism continues to drive international travel, with several countries leading the way in offering unique, unforgettable cruise experiences. The US,…

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Dutch software firm Bird to leave Europe due to onerous regulations in AI era, says CEO

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) – Cloud communications software firm Bird, one of the Netherlands’ most prominent tech startups, plans to move most of its operations out of Europe, its CEO said, citing restrictive regulations and difficulties hiring skilled technology workers. “We are mostly leaving Europe as it lacks the environment we need to innovate in an AI-first…

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