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Fionn Davenport

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Award-winning travel journalist & @lonelyplanet author. Managing Editor @forsbodenfors Dublin. Co-host @golfweeklyotb.
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US Tourism Leaders Push Back on Travel Concerns at IPW 2026

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By Fionn Davenport
| Irish Travel Trade Network Verified
At the highly anticipated Brand USA press conference at IPW, Brand USA CEO Fred Dixon and US Travel CEO Geoff Freeman focused on dispelling perceptions around international travel to the United States as the country deals with a reported US$70 billion deficit linked to inbound visitation. Brand USA’s new campaign is “Get Facts. Get Going.” – and its goal is to eliminate what executives repeatedly described as “confusion” around planning a trip to the US.
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In treno attraverso l'Irlanda

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By Fionn Davenport
| Lonely Planet Italia
Sono previste tariffe ridotte per i bambini dai 5 ai 18 anni; i bambini sotto i 5 anni e i passeggeri dai 66 anni in su viaggiano gratuitamente. Ci sono sconti anche per i giovani adulti tra i 19 e i 25 anni in possesso di una TFI Young Adult Leap Card, pensata però più per i residenti che per i turisti.
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The 12 best things to do in Dublin

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By Fionn Davenport
| Lonely Planet Verified
Dublin could keep you interested for a lifetime. The collection of museums in Ireland's largest city is as fine as you'd expect for a European capital. You'll taste incredible food and drink in authentic pubs, the style of which have spawned imitators from Miami to Mongolia. You'll encounter whiskey and old prisons, ancient books and monuments. And the showstopper Georgian streetscapes and a truly beautiful university campus are a clear nod to the sophisticated city's inner elegance.
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