Original air date: October 19, 2025 Here on Full Measure, we’ve been tracking El Salvador’s stunning transformation from a gang-ridden, violence-plagued nation to the safest country in the Western Hemisphere. But we noticed another theme emerging on our visit to […]
Here on Full Measure, we’ve been tracking El Salvador’s stunning transformation from a gang-ridden, violence-plagued nation to the safest country in the Western Hemisphere. But we noticed another theme emerging on our visit to the Central American country. Something unheard
If you’re looking for an exotic, last-minute vacation, we want to caution you! Last season, we visited a city once known as the murder capital of the world — Medellin, Colombia — that became a wildly popular tourist destination. Now
(Originally aired Nov. 21, 2021) More and more Americans are getting back to travel and tourism as the worst of the pandemic shutdowns seems to be in the rearview mirror. That is good news for many businesses. But Scott Thuman
When a federal judge recently threw out the Biden administration’s mask requirement for air travel, plenty of passengers rejoiced, but so did many in the travel industry. They’d been lobbying for months to ditch masks—saying it hurt their bottom dollar.
Last year, we reported a fascinating but sad story from Nashville, Tennessee on how the Covid shutdowns had devastated Music City closing bars and honky-tonks and shutting out aspiring country music stars, some of them forever gone from the stage.
The following is an excerpt from Yahoo! News Covid testing for fully vaccinated travellers arriving in England will be scrapped, Boris Johnson has announced. Confirming the move, the transport secretary told the House of Commons that post-arrival lateral flow tests would no longer
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New York City is always on the move, but lately it’s people, businesses and banks doing the moving – to other states with lower individual, corporate and business taxes. With data from the 2020 census still pending, many New Yorker’s
