Alan Levin, Bloomberg
The U.S. isn't the only country dealing with a widespread opioid crisis and other countries, too, should adopt similar measures to help root out dangers to travelers.
1 year ago
Kristen Wyatt, Associated Press
Growing pains. And you know what helps ease pain?
4 years ago
Corina Ruhe, Bloomberg
Tourists are often an easy target for crime as they're unfamiliar with the customs and products of a destination. Amsterdam is doing the best it can to raise awareness of the problem.
4 years ago
Duane D. Stanford and Kevin Orland, Bloomberg
Colorado still has so many issues to work through before we know what effect pot tourism really has on the economy, both good and bad. Let's focus on the real numbers behind the groovy headlines.
4 years ago
Andrew Harris, Bloomberg
Like guns or any other regulated objects, travelers must think twice when crossing state lines or risk ending up in jail.
5 years ago
Colin Covert, Star Tribune
We can't wait to see how Colorado's tourism boards begin marketing the new, popular activity.
5 years ago
Chris Meyers, Associated Press
This isn't a problem confined to Indiana nor is meth making the only illegal activities that often take place in hotel rooms. There isn't a simple solution to either widespread issue.
5 years ago
Associated Press
In comparison, the TSA has found 10 guns at screening points in Denver Airport since late March.
5 years ago
Associated Press
Pretty sure people are already getting Rocky Mountain High on the existing Airbnb.
5 years ago
Heather Timmons, Quartz
After the initial buzz wears off, marijuana will become but one of many attractions to Colorado's rich offering for visitors.
5 years ago
Kristen Wyatt, Associated Press
Making recreational use of marijuana legal has as much of an impact on a destination's tourism industry as its local economy. Governments and entrepreneurs are figuring out how to cater to visitors without upsetting the new industry.
5 years ago
Leonardo Haberkorn, Associated Press
Uruguay leaders argue they are trying to regulate a black market, not brand themselves a drug destination. But it will be tough to regulate illegal sales even after legalization.
5 years ago