Podcasts about travel restrictions

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SummaryIn this episode of Beyond the Wild, host Mark Raycroft relays all the details of his recent trip to Australia. But before he can get into his experiences, Ron Hayes and Jason Loftus steal the spotlight with discussions about the new Canon EOS R5 Mark II and EOS RI. The guys then discuss various topics, including travel experiences, car rentals, and the upcoming release of new camera technology. The conversation is light-hearted and informative, providing travel tips and insights. The beauty of Australia comes to life in Mark's essay on this diverse and enlightening continent. The conversation covered various topics, including wildlife in Australia, bird photography, and whale watching. The hosts shared their experiences and observations, highlighting Australia's unique natural history and biodiversity. They also discussed the use of smartphones for photography and the importance of giving oneself time to adjust to jet lag when traveling to distant destinations.Takeaways• Booking preferred seating on flights can provide extra legroom and comfort• Car rental prices can fluctuate, so it's worth checking regularly for better deals• The new camera technology released by Canon in the EOS R5 Mark II and EOS R1 offers a leap in improved features for both photography and videography• Australia offers beautiful landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unique experiences• Australia is home to diverse wildlife, including diverse and colorful birds and amazing humpback whale experiences• Whale watching in Australia can be a thrilling and memorable experience, especially during the mating season.• Using smartphones for photography can yield impressive results, especially when shooting in RAW format.• Jet lag should be considered when planning a trip to a distant destination.Sound Bites"If you have status with an airline, you can choose your seat within reason and often get extra legroom in the exit row.""Australia offers beautiful landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unique experiences.""The insides of their prey melts inside and they suck it down.""Why does yogurt hurt you know?""It wasn't just a breach. I mean, it was like full almost all the way out of the water."Chapters01:00 Introduction and Reunion04:16 Jason's Travel Restrictions and Plans08:20 Weather and Environmental Conditions11:19 Insurance and Car Rental Experiences15:23 Mark's Perspective on Traveling and Recent Trip to Australia19:23 Excitement for New Camera Technology31:41 Venomous Animals and Paralyzing Prey40:19 Thrilling Encounters with Humpback Whales51:23 The Versatility of Smartphone Photography56:23 Adjusting to Jet Lag When TravelingThanks for listening to another episode of Beyond the Wild Podcast.To see more of our show and to watch the hosts, as well as the photos and videos that they discuss, tune into their Beyond the Wild Podcast YouTube channel.Make sure to subscribe to be notified of upcoming episodes for your listening and viewing enjoyment!Beyond the Wild Podcast is sponsored by Pictureline.com and Canon USA.

Professor Salim Abdool Karim CAPRISA Professor for Global Health in the Department of Epidemiology, weighs in on the outgoing Mpox outbreak which has been declared a public health emergency in Africa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 In this segment of "Kim on a Whim," Kim St. Onge delves into the recent bird flu outbreak in Colorado, where 1.8 million chickens are set to be culled. She questions the necessity of such drastic measures and discusses the potential political motivations behind the upcoming International Bird Flu Summit in Washington, DC. Kim also draws parallels with the COVID-19 pandemic, expressing concerns about renewed travel restrictions and mass vaccination efforts.

Hawk begins this special episode by celebrating the news that Steve Bannon has been convicted of contempt of Congress and sentenced to four months in prison. Hawk mocks Bannon's legal team and revels in the fact that Bannon's popular right-wing podcast will be off the air during the critical months leading up to the November election. Hawk then launches into a wide-ranging discussion of current events, sarcastically criticizing Republicans like Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Charlie Kirk for their outrage over Bannon's sentence.Hawk goes on to analyze the implications of Donald Trump's guilty verdict in the Manhattan case, speculating that it could impact his ability to travel internationally as a convicted felon. Hawk also gleefully notes that Trump's gun permits may be revoked. He expresses disbelief at some Republicans' nostalgia for the Jim Crow era and condemns the Republican party's recent anti-LGBTQ rhetoric in Colorado.In the final part of the episode, Hawk issues a serious warning that the next five months leading up to the election could see an increase in right-wing political violence from "lone wolf" actors. He acknowledges that "we are heading into an extremely dangerous period of time for this country" and expresses fatigue at "living through shitty history." SUPPORT & CONNECT WITH HAWK- Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mdg650hawk- Support Hawk's Merch Store: https://hawkmerchstore.com- Connect on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mdg650hawk7thacct- Connect on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@hawkpodcasts ALL HAWK PODCASTS INFO- Additional Podcasts Available Here: https://www.hawkpodcasts.com- Listen to Hawk Droppings On Your Favorite Platform:Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3RWeJfyApple Podcasts: https://apple.co/422GDuLYouTube: https://youtube.com/@hawkpodcastsiHeartRadio: https://ihr.fm/47vVBdPPandora: https://bit.ly/48COaTBSimplecast: https://hawk-droppings.simplecast.com- Hawk Droppings RSS Feed: https://feeds.simplecast.com/pPVtxSNJ

“Cognitive Three cognitive mechanisms for explaining the hostile media effect have been suggested:[15] Selective recall refers to memory and retrieval. In instances of the hostile media effect, partisans should tend to remember more of the disconfirming portions of a message than the parts that support their position, in a variation of the negativity effect. Vallone and his colleagues observed selective recall differing along partisan lines even on simple, objective criteria such as the number of references to a given subject.[2] However, numerous studies have documented the hostile media effect even when selective recall is positive rather than negative.[9][11][15] Selective perception refers to the process by which individuals perceive what they want to in media messages while ignoring opposing viewpoints. In instances of the hostile media effect, partisans have a heightened tendency to interpret aspects of a message as unfavorable – or hostile – as opposed to categorizations by non-partisans. In other words, selective perception is a form of bias because we interpret information in a way that is congruent with our existing values and beliefs.[2][9][15] The different standards explanation or motivated reasoning refers to the validity of arguments. This is confirmation bias taken to the next level. It leads people to confirm what they already believe, while ignoring contrary data. But it also drives people to develop elaborate rationalizations to justify holding beliefs that logic and evidence have shown to be wrong. Motivated reasoning responds defensively to contrary evidence, actively discrediting such evidence or its source without logical or evidentiary justification. It seems to be assumed by social scientists that motivated reasoning is driven by a desire to avoid cognitive dissonance. It suggests that reason partisans are so prone to see an unbiased message in a hostile light is because of the strength of the favorable argument they have built in their minds over time. Rather than seeing confirmation bias as an opposite force of hostile media effect, the different standards explanation sees it as a contributing force. As Vallone et al. noted in the seminal study: Partisans who have consistently processed facts and arguments in light of their preconceptions and prejudices [...] are bound to believe that the preponderance of reliable, pertinent evidence favors their viewpoint. Accordingly, to the extent that the small sample of evidence and argument featured in a media presentation seems unrepresentative of this larger "population" of information, perceivers will charge bias in the presentation and will be likely to infer hostility and bias on the part of those responsible for it.[16] It is important to note that these criteria allow for specific measures beyond subjective generalizations about the media coverage as a whole, such as what might be expressed as "I thought that the news has been generally biased against this side of the issue." The research suggests the hostile media effect is not just a difference of opinion but a difference of perception (selective perception).” -https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hostile_media_effect. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support

"What do you want to do after school or college?" It's a question many young people are asked. But Rohingya students have so many restrictions and so little choice, that they often can't answer. This week's story is by a Frontier Myanmar journalist

“Self-control—or the ability to manage one's impulses, emotions, and behaviors to achieve long-term goals—is what separates humans from the rest of the animal kingdom. Self-control is primarily rooted in the prefrontal cortex—the planning, problem-solving, and decision making center of the brain—which is significantly larger in humans than in other mammals. The richness of nerve connections in the prefrontal cortex enables people to plan, evaluate alternative actions, and ideally avoid doing things they'll later regret, rather than immediately respond to every impulse as it arises.” -The Psychology Today Staff. “Consent is easy as FRIES: Freely given. Consenting is a choice you make without pressure, manipulation, or under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Reversible. Anyone can change their mind about what they feel like doing, anytime. Even if you've done it before, and even if you're both naked in bed. Informed. You can only consent to something if you have the full story. For example, if someone says they'll use a condom and then they don't, there isn't full consent. Enthusiastic. When it comes to sex, you should only do stuff you WANT to do, not things that you feel you're expected to do. Specific. Saying yes to one thing (like going to the bedroom to make out) doesn't mean you've said yes to others (like having sex). You get the final say over what happens with your body. It doesn't matter if you've hooked up before or even if you said yes earlier and then changed your mind. You're allowed to say “stop” at any time, and your partner needs to respect that. Consent is never implied by things like your past behavior, what you wear, or where you go. Sexual consent is always clearly communicated — there should be no question or mystery. Silence is not consent. And it's not just important the first time you're with someone. Couples who've had sex before or even ones who've been together for a long time also need to consent before sex — every time.” -Planned Parenthood --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support

As you know, your U.S. passport is generally sufficient proof of your U.S. citizenship for many purposes. It is a valuable travel document and widely accepted for most identification purposes. But a Certificate of Citizenship may also be necessary if you need to demonstrate “when” you became a U.S. citizen. There are passport limitations that citizens should know about.

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 In this hour, Brian Walsh from The Capitol Access Alliance explains the current efforts in Congress to change the rule and increase the number of flights allowed out of Reagan National, aiming to provide consumers with more choices and inject much-needed competition into the marketplace. Then. Anna Bolhmann presents "Whats on the Web", sharing humorous anecdotes about tipping in America vs Europe and the culture around it. The second story talks about a pizza delivery app, Slice, looking to hire a full-time pizza influencer to create content celebrating pizza and pizzeria owners for a salary of $110,000 a year.  

#TLWC In our last ThursdayLIVE, Partner and Attorney, Mishita Jethi, along with our Client Services Manager, Arianna Gonzalez, MBA discussed the International Travel Restrictions for F-1 Students During H-1B Cap Petition.The live session aims to provide you with information and guidance on navigating this process. Listen In!

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Want the dialogues and pronunciation training without the explanation? Here it is! For the pronunciation portion, repeat the words and phrases in the gaps just after they are spoken. When you hear a question, respond to that question using the sentence you just rehearsed. The order of this Listening/Speech Training episode is as follows: 1. Travel Restrictions Part 1 (Dialogue) 2. Travel Restrictions Part 1 (Pronunciation Training) 3. Travel Restrictions Part 2: A Trip to Key West(Dialogue) 4. Travel Restrictions Part 2 (Pronunciation Training) Travel Restrictions Part 1 (Dialogue) 梦瑶：你听说了没有，中国放开境外出行的限制了！ 依诺：对呀，国际旅游行业开始恢复了。我去年买的飞往东南亚的特价票终于有机会用了。 梦瑶：我们全家都想去欧洲旅行，但是从来都没有找到过特价票。听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复，但是由于疫情， 好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。 依诺： 有道理。如果没人开飞机的话，机票一时半会儿怎么可能便宜呢？看来我的特价票还得再等等才能用呗。 梦瑶：现在还是努力工作，好好赚钱吧！争取年底我们组团出国旅游。 依诺： 就这么定了！ Part 1: (Pronunciation Training): 1. 女性：境外。。。。出行。。。境外出行。。。。。。限制。。。放开限制了。。。。。。放开境外出行的限制了。。。。。。。。。。中国放开境外出行的限制了。。。。。。。。。。。。。。你听说了没有。。。。。。你听说了没有，中国放开境外出行的限制了。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 2. 男性：特价票。。。东南亚的特价票。。。。。。飞往东南亚的特价票。。。。。。。。我去年买的特价票。。。。。。。。。。我去年买的飞往东南亚的特价票。。。。。。。。。。。有机会用了。。。。终于有机会用了。。。。。。。我去年买的飞往东南亚的特价票终于有机会用了。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 女性： 你听说了没有，中国放开境外出行的限制了。你打算去那里？。。。。。。。。。。。。。 男性：我去年买的飞往东南亚的特价票终于有机会用了。 3. 女性：转行了。。。好多工作人员都转行了。。。。。。。。好多航空公司的工作人员。。。。。。。。好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。。。。。。。。。。。。恢复。。。旅游行业的恢复。。。。。。。很重视旅游行业的恢复。。。。。。。。。虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复。。。。。。。。。。。听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复。。。。。。。。。。。。但是由于疫情。。。。。 听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复，但是由于疫情。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。。。。。。。。。 听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复，但是由于疫情， 好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 男性： 我们全家都想去欧洲旅行，但是怎么都找不到特价票？。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 女性: 听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复，但是由于疫情， 好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。 4. 男性： 一时半会儿。。。。。一时半会儿能便宜。。。。。。。一时半会儿怎么可能便宜。。。。。。。。机票一时半会儿怎么可能便宜呢？ 。。。。。。。。。。如果没有人开飞机的话。。。。。。。如果没人开飞机的话，机票一时半会儿怎么可能便宜呢？。。。。。。。。。。。。。。有道理。。。有道理。如果没人开飞机的话，机票一时半会儿怎么可能便宜呢？。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 女性：听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复，但是由于疫情， 好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 男性：有道理。如果没人开飞机的话，机票一时半会儿怎么可能便宜呢？ 5. 女性：组团。。。组团出国。。。。。组团出国旅游。。。。。。我们组团出国旅游。。。。。。。。争取。。。争取年底。。。。。争取年底我们组团出国旅游。。。。。。。。。。。 男性：现在还是努力工作，好好赚钱吧！说不定以后有机会旅吧。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 女性：争取年底我们组团出国旅游。 Travel Restrictions 2 (Dialogue): 梦瑶: 啊。。。。终于有机会出国旅游了。。没想到我们可以安排来这么远的地方呀！ 依诺: 对呀， 你以前不是说要组团境外出行吗？既然旅行限制终于放开了，不妨走得越远越好！ 梦瑶: 但是佛罗里达？ 更别说Key West？好像是在世界的另一边！这么远！不过……多么棒的天气……多么美味的食物……而且我喜欢这里各种各样的市场。。。农贸市场，小商品市场 。。 一切都是那么丰富多彩! 依诺: 航空公司给的特价票，实在太便宜了。没办法拒绝。。 梦瑶： 可惜我们只能在这儿待几天. 我一时半会儿还不想走啊。一个月都嫌少… 那现在你能再给我解释一下吗，为什么到处都是流浪鸡？ Part 2 (Pronunciation Training): 1. 男性：限制。。。旅行限制。。。。旅行限制放开了。。。。。旅行限制终于放开了。。。。。。。既然旅行限制终于放开了。。。。。。。。。不妨。。。越远越好。。。。。走的越远越好。。。。。。不妨走的越远越好。。。。。。。既然旅行限制终于放开了，不妨走的越远越好。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 女性：没想到你带我们来这么远的地方旅行。。。。。。。。。。。。 男性： 既然旅行限制终于放开了，不妨走得越远越好 2. 女性：各种各样的。。。。各种各样的市场。。。。。我喜欢这里。。。。我喜欢这里各种各样的市场。。。。。。。。。农贸市场。。。小商品市场。。。。农贸市场，小商品市场。。。。。。。丰富多彩。。。。那么丰富多彩。。。。。。一切。。一切都是那么。。。。。一切都是那么丰富多彩。。。。。。。农贸市场，小商品市场，一切都是那么丰富多彩。。。。。。。。。。。我喜欢这里各种各样的市场。农贸市场，小商品市场，一切都是那么丰富多彩。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 男性：你最喜欢KeyWest的哪些方面？。。。。。。。。。。。。。。 女性：我喜欢这里各种各样的市场。。。农贸市场，小商品市场。。 一切都是那么丰富多彩! 3. 男性：特价票。。。航空公司。。。航空公司给的特价票。。。。。。实在。。太便宜了。。。实在太便宜了。。。。。。航空公司给的特价票，实在太便宜了。。。。。。。。。。 女性：你是怎么想到要去那么远的地方旅游？。。。。。。。。。 男性：航空公司给的特价票，实在太便宜了。 4. 女性：一时半会儿。。。。还不想走啊。。。我一时半会儿还不想走啊。。。。。。嫌。。嫌少。。。都嫌少。。。一个月。。。一个月都嫌少。。。。。我一时半会儿还不想走啊. 一个月都嫌少。。。。。。。。。 男性：你想在这儿待多久？。。。。。。。。。 女性：我一时半会儿还不想走啊. 一个月都嫌少。

In this episode, we will journey to Key West, Florida where we not only discuss travel related vocab, but also tell you a few things about Key West itself. We will also learn how to say "Might as well..." and briefly, "Rather than...(doing something), let's (do something else) -- refer to the supplementary words/phrases below for the latter one. Dialogue: A: 啊。。。。终于有机会出国旅游了。。没想到我们可以安排来这么远的地方呀！ Zhōngyú yǒu jīhuì chūguó lǚyóule.. Méi xiǎngdào wǒmen kěyǐ ānpái lái zhème yuǎn dì dìfāng ya! A: Ah. . . . Finally got the chance to travel abroad. . I never thought that we could plan on coming to such a far away place! B: 对呀， 你以前不是说要组团境外出行吗？既然旅行限制终于放开了，不妨走得越远越好！ B: Duì ya, nǐ yǐqián bùshì shuō yào zǔtuán jìngwài chūxíng ma? Jìrán lǚxíng xiànzhì zhōngyú fàng kāile, bùfáng zǒu dé yuè yuǎn yuè hǎo! B: That's right. Didn't you say you wanted to put a group together and go abroad? Now that travel restrictions are finally lifted, why not travel as far as we can! A: 但是佛罗里达？ 更别说Key West？好像是在世界的另一边！这么远！不过……多么棒的天气……多么美味的食物……而且我喜欢这里各种各样的市场。。。农贸市场，小商品市场 。。 一切都是那么丰富多彩! A: Dànshì fóluólǐdá? Gèng bié shuō Key West? Hǎoxiàng shì zài shìjiè de lìng yībiān! Zhème yuǎn! Bùguò……duōme bàng de tiānqì……duōme měiwèi de shíwù……érqiě wǒ xǐhuān zhèlǐ gè zhǒng gè yàng de shìchǎng... Nóngmào shìchǎng, xiǎoshāngpǐn shìchǎng.. Yīqiè dōu shì nàme fēngfù duōcǎi! A: But Florida? Let alone Key West? It seems like it's on the other side of the world! But...what great weather...what delicious food...and I love the variety of markets here. . . Farmers' markets, local artisan markets. . Everything is so colorful! B: 航空公司给的特价票，实在太便宜了。没办法拒绝。。 B: Hángkōng gōngsī gěi de tèjià piào, shízài tài piányíle. Méi bànfǎ jùjué. B: The airline tickets were really cheap. There was no way I could refuse. . A： 可惜我们只能在这儿待几天. 我一时半会儿还不想走啊。一个月都嫌少… 那现在你能再给我解释一下吗，为什么到处都是流浪鸡？ A: Kěxí wǒmen zhǐ néng zài zhè'er dài jǐ tiān. Wǒ yīshí bàn huì er hái bùxiǎng zǒu a. Yīgè yuè dōu xián shǎo… nà xiànzài nǐ néng zài gěi wǒ jiěshì yīxià ma, wèishéme dàochù dōu shì liúlàng jī? A: It's too bad that we can only stay here for a few days. I don't want to leave so soon. Even one month isn't enough... Now can you explain to me why there are stray chickens everywhere? Supplementary Words/Vocab 不妨 bùfáng Might as well... 既然都过节了，不妨我们就多吃一点儿。 Jìrán dōu guòjiéle, bùfáng wǒmen jiù duō chī yīdiǎn er. Since it's Chinese New Year, might as well eat a lot. 既然你都来了，不妨四处走一走，看一看。 Jìrán nǐ dōu láile, bùfáng sìchù zǒu yī zǒu, kàn yī kàn. Now that you're here, you might as well take a look around. 既然你不得不做，那你就不妨把它赶紧做完吧 Jìrán nǐ bùdé bù zuò, nà nǐ jiù bùfáng bǎ tā gǎnjǐn zuò wán ba Since it has to be done, you might as well get it over with. 大街小巷 dàjiē xiǎo xiàng Everywhere 你作为一个医生，每个月工资是这么多.你都还不嫌多? nǐ zuòwéi yīgè yīshēng, měi gè yuè gōngzī shì zhème duō nǐ dōu hái bù xián duō. You're doctor's salary is really quite high. It's still not enough? The Key West Stray Chicken Story: 当初大家把斗鸡当作一种赌博，然后来经营,所以这个地方就是有很多的公鸡。然后后来因为有新的法律告诉大家说“不能够再斗鸡了” 所以与其把这些公鸡都杀掉，大家想着“那还不如就把它们就放生了” 所以就产生了很多的流浪鸡。这是可能是Key West的一个特别的一个景象。别的地方没有。 Dāngchū dàjiā bǎ dòujī dàng zuò yī zhǒng dǔbó, ránhòu lái jīngyíng suǒyǐ zhège dìfāng jiùshì yǒu hěnduō de gōngjī. Ránhòu hòu lái yīnwèi yǒu xīn de fǎlǜ gàosù dàjiā shuō “bù nénggòu zài dòujīle” suǒyǐ yǔqí bǎ zhèxiē gōngjī dōu shā diào, dàjiā xiǎngzhe “nà hái bùrú jiù bǎ tāmen jiù fàngshēngle” suǒyǐ jiù chǎnshēngle hěnduō de liúlàng jī. Zhè shì kěnéng shì Key West de yīgè tèbié de yīgè jǐngxiàng. Bié dì dìfāng méiyǒu. At one time, there was a lot of cockfighting, so there came to be a lot of roosters. Later, because of a new law that stated "cockfighting is no longer allowed", rather than killing all the roosters, everyone decided "why don't we just let them go?", hence today there's a lot of stray roosters. This is a distinctive feature of Key West. Nowhere else.

In this episode, Vicky and I discuss China's recent move to ease up travel restrictions. Now that it's possible to travel beyond the borders, how easy is that to do? Not as easy as you might think. Join us for a discussion of travel and more... Vocabulary: 1. 放开 Fàng kāi – to let go, to release 2. 境外 Jìngwài – outside of the country 3. 出行 Chūxíng – to go on a journey, to travel afar 4. 限制 Xiànzhì - restriction 5. 旅游行业 Lǚyóu hángyè – travel industry 6. 恢复 Huīfù – to recover 7. 特价票 Tèjià piào – specially priced tickets, bargain priced tickets 8. 航空公司 Hángkōng gōngsī - Airline Companies 9. 转行 Zhuǎnháng – to change profession 10. 一时半会儿 Yīshí bàn huì er – a short time, a little while 11. 呗 Bei - a modal particle indicating that something is obvious, lack of enthusiasm, or that things can only be done in a certain way 12. 争取 Zhēngqǔ – to strive for, to aim for 13. 组团 Zǔtuán – to put a group together Dialogue: 梦瑶：你听说了没有，中国放开境外出行的限制了！ Mèng yáo: Nǐ tīng shuōle méiyǒu, zhōngguó fàng kāi jìngwài chūxíng de xiànzhìle! Have you heard? China has eased up restrictions on international travel ! 依诺：对呀，国际旅游行业开始恢复了。我去年买的飞往东南亚的特价票终于有机会用了。 Yī nuò: Duì ya, guójì lǚyóu hángyè kāishǐ huīfùle. Wǒ qùnián mǎi de fēi wǎng dōngnányà de tèjià piào zhōngyú yǒu jīhuì yòngle. Absolutely, the international travel industry has begun to recover. I finally have a chance to use that bargain-priced ticket to Southeast Asia I bought last year. 梦瑶：我们全家都想去欧洲旅行，但是从来都没有找到过特价票。听说虽然国家很重视旅游行业的恢复，但是由于疫情， 好多航空公司的工作人员都转行了。 Mèng yáo: Wǒmen quánjiā dōu xiǎng qù ōuzhōu lǚxíng, dànshì cónglái dōu méiyǒu zhǎodàoguò tèjià piào. Tīng shuō suīrán guójiā hěn zhòngshì lǚyóu hángyè de huīfù, dànshì yóuyú yìqíng, hǎoduō hángkōng gōngsī de gōngzuò rényuán dōu zhuǎnhángle. Our whole family wants to travel to Europe, but we have never found a cheap ticket. I heard that although the country attaches great importance to the recovery of the tourism industry, due to the epidemic, many airline staff have changed careers. 依诺： 有道理。如果没人开飞机的话，机票一时半会儿怎么可能便宜呢？看来我的特价票还得再等等才能用呗。 Yī nuò: Yǒu dàolǐ. Rúguǒ méi rén kāi fēijī dehuà, jīpiào yīshí bàn huì er zěnme kěnéng piányí ne? Kàn lái wǒ de tèjià piào hái déi zài děng děng cáinéng yòng bei. Makes Sesne. If there's no one to fly the plane, how can there suddenly be cheap tickets? It looks like I'll have to wait a little longer before I get to use my cheap ticket. 梦瑶：现在还是努力工作，好好赚钱吧！争取年底我们组团出国旅游。 Mèng yáo: Xiànzài háishì nǔlì gōngzuò, hǎohǎo zhuànqián ba! Zhēngqǔ niándǐ wǒmen zǔtuán chūguó lǚyóu. For now let's just work hard and make money! At the end of the year, we will organize a group to travel abroad. 依诺： 就这么定了！ Yī nuò: Jiù zhème dìngle! Sounds like a plan! Supplementary Words/Phrases: 解除限制 Jiěchú xiànzhì - Lift Restrictions 设置限制 Shèzhì xiànzhì - Impose Restrictions 海外学习 Hǎiwài xuéxí - Study Abroad 出差 Chūchāi - Business Trip 放宽了 Fàngkuān - To Relax 特价菜 Tèjià cài - Daily Special (in a restaurant - specially priced) 快过期了Kuài guòqīle - About to expire 往返票 Wǎngfǎn piào - Round-trip ticket 单程票 Dānchéng piào - One-way ticket 飞行员 Fēixíngyuán - pilot 乘务人员 Chéngwù rényuán - Transportation Service Employees 空中小姐 Kōngzhōng xiǎojiě - Flight Attendant 一下子 Yīxià zi - All of a Sudden 争取我们能好好的工作，大家都能拿到很多的年终奖。Zhēngqǔ wǒmen néng hǎohǎo de gōngzuò, dàjiā dōu néng ná dào hěnduō de niánzhōng jiǎng. Let's strive to work hard so everyone can get a bonus at the year's end. 你要好好学习啊，争取考到第一名。 Nǐ yào hǎo hào xuéxí a, zhēngqǔ kǎo dào dì yī míng。 - Study hard and strive to rank 1st in the exam. 加勒比海 Jiālèbǐ hǎi - The Caribbean Sea 我们春假的时候要出去旅游 Wǒmen chūnjià de shíhòu yào chūqù lǚyóu We want to go somewhere for Spring Break. 那你是要坐游轮吗？Nà nǐ shì yào zuò yóulún ma？Are you going to take a cruise? 度假村 Dùjiàcūn - Resort 会增很多的重量 Huì zēng hěnduō de zhòngliàng - Will gain a lot of weight 每天除了吃就是吃 Měitiān chúle chī jiùshì chī - All there is to do is eat 只想躺在甲板上，晒太阳 Zhǐ xiǎng tǎng zài jiǎbǎn shàng, shài tàiyáng - I just want to lie on the deck and bask in the sun

On today's show Andrew and Bill begin by talking through the latest news on the reopening, including reciprocal travel restrictions imposed on South Korea and Japan, Paxlovid price disputes, and continued uncertainty about case counts. From there: Xie Feng as the likely replacement for Qin Gang in D.C., Zhao Lijan's demotion, the possible demise of wolf warriorism, and the scope of Made in China 2025 and the responses (or lack thereof) from Western companies. At the end: Foxconn's unique status in China, a Formula1 reality check, and extended thoughts from Bill after a listener asks whether he feels safe traveling to China.

A.M. Edition for Jan 9. China removed almost all of its border restrictions on Sunday, bringing an end to pandemic measures that had effectively sealed off the country from the rest of the world for three years. WSJ reporter Wenxin Fan explains what has changed and how the business community is responding to the reopening. Luke Vargas hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

International travellers have been arriving in China by land and by air after the country lifted its self-imposed isolation after more than 1000 days, when the Covid-19 pandemic was first detected. We ask are the restrictions being lifted too quickly? Also in the programme: Russia's self-declared ceasefire in Ukraine to mark Orthodox Christmas comes to end but we'll hear from a place where the attacks never stopped; and life as a drag queen in conservative South Korea Photo: A man greets a woman who landed with international flight on the Pudong International Airport in Shanghai, China Credit: Alex Plavevski/EPA-EFE/REX/Shutterstock

Currently in effect is a new Covid-19 testing requirement for all travelers entering the U.S. from China. Due to a surge in infections, the U.S. is asking travelers to test for Covid no more than two days before travel and provide a negative test before boarding their flight. China has criticized the requirement calling it “unacceptable”. Is the Covid testing requirement wrong or smart?

On this week's Mailbag, the 2023 tennis season is just underway and Gill Gross answers your comments, including: what would a top-15 anti-Hulk look like and where would he rank, what are the major things to look for ahead of the Australian Open Draw, why Novak Djokovic is likely out of Indian Wells and Miami, how the United Cup could be improved, how Iga Swiarek went from good to Godly last year, is Daniil Medvedev primed for a bounce back year, is Rafael Nadal losing his clutchness after starting with two losses against Cam Norrie and Alex de Minaur, why isn't Casper Ruud getting respect, what to make of Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas starts, will Andy Murray retire if things don't get better, did Matteo Berrettini's backhand improve, is United Cup a trial run to combine the tours and are there benefits, plus thoughts on Cam Norrie, Emma Raducanu's forehand, Carlos Alcaraz's scheduling and Felix Auger-Aliassime indoors vs. outdoors. 00:00 Intro 01:40 Anti-Hulk 05:08 AO Draw 09:16 Djokovic US Update 12:38 United Cup Critique 17:48 Iga Swiatek 19:49 Daniil Medvedev 22:55 Nadal's Start 27:00 Ruud Disrespect 29:45 Zverev and Tsitsipas 36:40 Andy Murray 39:05 Berrettini BH 39:36 Tour Merger 42:21 Cameron Norrie 46:30 Rapid Fire --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/monday-match-analysis/support

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3: For the third time, Kevin McCarthy has failed to reach the 218-vote threshold necessary to become Speaker of the House of Representatives. While speaking to the press on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended the Biden Administration's decision to place new restrictions on travel from China in response to the country's sudden uptick in COVID-19 cases. In an editorial featured in Time Magazine, associate professor Natalia Mehlman Petrzela argued that exercise is (somehow) linked to racism. Meanwhile, on social media, TikTok personality and activist “AntiDietPilot” claimed that going to the gym to lose weight is "fatphobic." Kevin McCarthy says he's “not going anywhere” despite failing to garner support to be the next Speaker of the House. Will McCarthy supporters begin to defect? Will there be long-term damage to the Republican party? The House of Representatives has adjourned for the day after three failed attempts to select a new Speaker. Speaking at his inauguration, Governor Ron DeSantis stated that “Florida is where woke goes to die.”

In this episode, we discuss the end of the 'zero-Covid' policy in China and its impact on travel. Subscribe to our podcast today to stay up to date on employment issues from law experts worldwide.Host: Peter Walts (Employment Law Alliance / Global)Guest Speaker: Jeffrey Wilson (email) (JunHe / China)Register on the ELA website here to receive email invitations to future programs.

Several countries have joined the U.S. in implementing restrictions on travelers from China, the 118th Congress will convene for the first time, and the new year brings several new controversial laws to California. Get the facts first on Morning Wire. Balance of Nature: Get $25 off your first order as a preferred customer plus a FREE Fiber & Spice. Use promo code WIRE at checkout: https://www.balanceofnature.com/ Nugenix: Text ‘WIRE' to 231231 for a complimentary bottle of Nugenix Total T. Birch Gold: Text "WIRE" to 989898 for your no-cost, no-obligation information kit. 

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This week we discuss the future of travelling in 2023, and what we are hoping for as certain countries have started imposing restrictions and requirements before entering their land. What does 2023 have in store for all us travellers? Tune in this week to hear our opinions on the matter!

A new travel restriction is being brought in for people arriving in Australia from China, Hong Kong and Macau.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Texas border city sees record illegal crossings, even after the nation's highest court allows authorities to continue to expel illegal immigrants under Title 42. Some are saying the crisis is far greater than a single policy issue. Lawmakers react after Congressman-elect George Santos admits to lying about his resume. Will he be able to keep his seat? Whistleblower virologist Dr. Li-Meng Yan joins us to assess the sudden COVID-19 outbreak in China and how the regime is going about handling it… Southwest Airlines' CEO has a message for its customers and employees. This comes after the airline canceled at least 5,000 flights this week. Culture wars and hotly debated social issues were at the forefront of discussion in American culture in 2022. New York Times best-selling author Eric Metaxas joins us to discuss. ⭕️ Watch in-depth videos based on Truth & Tradition at Epoch TV

Biden puts travel restrictions on China, but it's NOT racist this time. Dr. Everett Piper on the on-going culture war in America. America's criminologist Dr. Currie Myers discussing his '2022 End of the Year Report On Criminal Justice'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Graeme Wood, Reporter with Glacier Media takes a look at the potential return of birth tourism to Metro Vancouver. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Cuba is a small island nation of 11.3 million people, but the country has long loomed large in the American political imagination. Viewed as both a hostile pro-Soviet neighbor and an anti-imperialist revolutionary, Cuba has held a contentious relationship with the US. The Obama administration began to repair the strained diplomatic relationship, but the invasion of Ukraine and enduring Trump-era sanctions are once again inflaming deep-rooted Cold War tensions.   In this week's episode, we explore the deep roots of Cuban internationalism…and its impact on everyday Cubans. We begin with historian William Kelly, who charts Cuba's little-known history of solidarity with Ukraine—and how Cuba's pro-Putin stance is turning this history on its head. Then, Ray is joined by Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Ada Ferrer, whose new book Cuba: An American History offers a new take on US-Cuba relations.   Guests:   William Kelly, lecturer in Caribbean Studies at Rutgers University   Ada Ferrer, Julius Silver Professor of History and Latin American Studies at New York University and Pulitzer-Prize-winning author of Cuba: An American History    Host:   Ray Suarez   If you appreciate this episode and want to support the work we do, please consider making a donation to World Affairs. We cannot do this work without your help. Thank you.

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JJ Belanger, Chair of the Tourism Industry Association discusses how BC's tourism industry is feeling after the federal government announces the dropping of mask mandates and the ArriveCAN app in Canada's border rules

0:57 | Starting October 1, travellers will no longer be required to wear masks, provide proof of vaccination, or use the ArriveCAN app to enter Canada. Ryan kicks off the show with an early look at his unofficial, unscientific Twitter poll on non-mandatory mask use "in transit". CHECK OUT THE POLL: https://twitter.com/ryanjespersen/status/1574401471801856006 14:13 | Emmy Award-winning talk radio legend Charles Adler tells us whether or not he'll continue to mask up on planes, and how he arrived at his decision. Chuck also chimes in on the stories making news over the weekend, including Pierre Poilievre clapping back at derogatory comments aimed at his family, W. Brett Wilson's bizarre obsession with the Prime Minister, and CBC anchor Ginella Massa's statement about women wearing (or not wearing) hijabs in Canada. 37:52 | Cancer patients in BC have the longest wait times for care in the country. Journalist Andrea Woo tells us why, expanding on her excellent reporting for The Globe and Mail. READ ANDREA'S RECENT WORK: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/article-british-columbia-cancer-care-staff-shortages/ 58:57 | Brian Jean wants to "axe taxes" as Alberta's next premier. But where's he been for the last month or so? We take a look at an...interesting video posted by the former Wildrose Party leader with about a week to go in the UCP leadership campaign. 1:05:05 | Not every Positive Reflection has a happy ending. Sometimes, we feature stories of people making the most of a tragic circumstance. That's the case in this week's edition, presented by Kuby Energy. GET YOUR FREE SOLAR QUOTE: https://kubyenergy.ca/ SUBMIT YOUR POSITIVE REFLECTION: talk@ryanjespersen.com WEBSITE: https://ryanjespersen.com/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/RealTalkRJ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/RealTalkRJ/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@realtalkrj PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/ryanjespersen The views and opinions expressed in this show are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Relay Communications Group Inc. or any affiliates.

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Season Three of the Coale Mind podcast begins in the wake of the recent Dobbs opinion, taking a look at state laws seeking to regulate travel, and communication, between states involving abortion. Substantively, the episode focuses on the constitutional "privilege or immunity of citizenship" involving interstate travel, while also considering the "dormant commerce clause," the First Amendment, and the general due-process protection against vagueness. Procedurally, the episode considers the different audiences for litigation about these laws, comparing the very conservative U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit with the more liberal intermediate courts of appeal throughout the Texas state appellate system. It concludes that Justice Alito's observation about returning abortion regulation to "the people's elected representatives" may be far more nuanced and unpredictable than it seemed when he wrote that sentence. 

The travel industry continues its path to normality with Japan reopening its doors to international travellers after two years and the US dropping Covid-19 test requirements for airline passengers. We hear more from Yukari Sakamoto, who takes tourists on tours of food markets in Tokyo. Inflation in the US rose to 8.6% in May, the highest rate since 1981. Food and energy prices led the rally with double-digit rises, but increases continue to spread throughout the economy. We talk to a consumer and a business owner in different parts of the country about how they are being affected by soaring prices. We hear from former US ambassador Norman Eisen about the congressional committee investigating the attacks on the US Capitol in 2021. It could lead to prosecutions and new laws to strengthen election security. Plus, young people who've made a million before they were 30 explain how they did it as part of our Business Daily series Million By 30. Sam Fenwick is joined along the programme by Maggie McGrath, editor of Forbes Women in New York, and Sinead Mangan, a broadcaster with ABC in Australia. (Picture: A board displaying flight arrivals at an international flights terminal in Tokyo in June. Picture credit: EPA)

Hawaiʻi Tourism Japan reviews loosening travel restrictions; Hawaiian Airlines aims to reduce carbon footprint; Waikīkī coastline challenged by climate change; ʻIolani Palace hosts Queen Elizabeth II's platinum jubilee festivities

Today’s Essential Eight: Outbreaks - “The so-called ‘lockdown’ and ‘static management’ are rumors and there is no need to stock up on food” - Beijing official. After the official said this, a lot of people in Beijing saw it as a signal to stock up on food and necessities to prepare for a coming lockdown. Beijing is still not fully locked down and there is still hope it can avoid one. Shanghai official case numbers continue to improve.

Peter Greenberg, “Eye on Travel” host and CBS News travel editor, joins John Williams to talk about the latest COVID-19 travel restrictions, when we might see domestic flights drop mask requirements, which airlines are back to serving alcohol, and his trip on the new Silversea Silver Dawn luxury cruise ship.

Andrew Chapados and Lewis Brackpool compare notes between Canada and Britain's differing travel restrictions, as the U.K. is set to end all health measures while unvaccinated Canadians are still banned from boarding planes and trains.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says a motion will be presented in the legislature to call on Ottawa to end "pointless" COVID-19 travel measures.In a six-minute video posted to Twitter Sunday afternoon, Kenney said pre-departure COVID-19 testing requirements and vaccine mandates had served their purpose.As jurisdictions learn to live with the disease, Kenney added that the measures now hurt the economy and add little to no measurable public health benefit.LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3fs6dBUSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/seattlerealestatepodcast)

On today's Breitbart News Daily podcast, Juicy Smollett is going to jail. But still claims his innocence in court. Plus, Big Joey - in a meeting with the DNC - said that his administration and the Democratic Party have a record to be proud of. Has he even seen the price of gas? And more on the continuing battle between Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Disney. Jerome breaks it all down. Our guest is Center for Immigration Studies' Jessica Vaughan, who talks about a GOP success in appropriations, migrants overwhelming the border and  warns that Brandon's dropping travel restrictions could make migrant problem explode. 

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This week was dominated by a flurry of headlines, centered around the creation of new standards, unfulfilled promises in policy, and how recent government actions may or may not align with its prior declared commitments. Three stories this week predominately enveloped our timelines. The senate parliamentary issues guidance against Biden's proposed immigration measures in the upcoming budget bill The treatment of Haitian migrants crossing US border seeking refuge in Del Rio Texas, and the shocking footage of apprehension techniques by the CBP And lastly, President Biden officially lifting travel restrictions for foreign nationals who are fully vaccinated, and the implications for those who are not Policy and Advocacy Strategist, Maunica Sthanki was gracious enough to stop by to provide greater context surrounding this proposal as well as Lead Researcher Luke Bianco.