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As tourism surges in Europe, cities like Barcelona and Lanzarote face backlash from residents over housing shortages and environmental concerns. Protests against overtourism have intensified, prompting local governments to implement new regulations on short-term rentals and luxury hotel expansions. Meanwhile, Guantánamo Bay's migrant facility remains a controversial topic in U.S. immigration policy.
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Recent urban development projects in Philadelphia, Newark, and Edinburgh are reshaping local landscapes. Philadelphia's mayor has secured a deal to keep the NBA franchise in the city, while Newark celebrates the groundbreaking of a $336 million arts and retail hub. Meanwhile, Edinburgh's Summerhall plans a hotel and student housing to sustain its cultural venue.
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Koch Equity Development is in discussions to partner with entrepreneur Divyank Turakhia for a bid on Forbes, valuing the company at approximately $570 million. This comes after previous sale attempts were hindered by foreign ownership concerns. The deal may include an equity rollover from current owners.
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Two luxurious destinations, the SCHLOSS Roxburghe in Scotland and Cap St Georges in Cyprus, offer unique experiences. Roxburghe features sustainable lodges and a historic manor, while Cap St Georges boasts modern villas and extensive amenities. Both cater to families and couples seeking relaxation and adventure.
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To celebrate the 40th anniversary of 'Purple Rain', fans can book a stay in the Minneapolis home featured in the film. The Airbnb experience, hosted by Prince's former bandmates, offers immersive memorabilia and themed rooms for just $7 per night from October 26 to December 14, 2024.