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Tourists flocking to Puerto Rico for Bad Bunny’s residency shows want more permanent souvenirs than T-shirts.

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And more skiers are flocking to smaller mountains domestically—or even traveling to Europe or Japan instead.

An 83-year-old woman and a 54-year-old man were killed in the attack, which took place as visitors were flocking to a carnival market in the area with food stalls, rides and games.

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The Republic of Georgia is exploding in popularity, with travelers flocking to the capital.

An Australian consortium of mining firms RareX and Iluka Resources announced a bid this year to mine rare earths on the site, and locals say land speculators are flocking to the area.

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