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A Orléans, le petit train fait le plein de passagers durant l'été

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Depuis 2017, le petit train d'Orléans invite les touristes à embarquer pour une visite guidée de la ville. Une activité qui semble aujourd'hui mieux marcher que jamais.

Vous l'avez surement aperçu à Orléans, voire même entendu. Le petit train qui sillonne le centre-ville fait régulièrement le plein.  Maison de Jeanne d'Arc, Tour Saint-Paul, cathédrale Sainte-Croix, quais de Loire… Le petit train c'est un moyen de découvrir facilement les principaux monuments de la ville. Et ça plait aux touristes.

Un départ toutes les heures, entre 11 et 18 heures, depuis la place du Martroi. Impossible de le louper, le petit train sait attirer. "J'ai l'ai vu sur la place et je me suis dit pourquoi pas ?" , explique Claude. Comme elle, ils sont près d'une trentaine à s'être laissé tenter pour la première virée de la journée.

"On peut avoir trois, quatre, cinq nationalités différentes"

Un engouement très appréciable pour Boris, le chauffeur du petit train. "On voit beaucoup de monde, c'est vraiment le côté agréable du métier. Il y a des jours où on peut avoir trois, quatre, cinq nationalités différentes" , se réjouit-il. Des touristes français, ben sûr, mais aussi allemands, belges, américains, anglais ou même néerlandais, comme Zita. "Si on avait visité la ville à pied on aurait vu les monuments mais aurait jamais connu leur histoire ou pourquoi ils sont spéciaux. Et c'est ça qui m'intéresse". Car le petit train propose des explications audio en français mais aussi des livrets dans plusieurs autres langues. Outre les étrangers, il attire aussi les familles . Anton, 9 ans, est venue avec sa maman Justine. "C'est un bon moyen de découvrir comment c'est Orléans. Et pour l'instant, c'est bien, j'aime bien" , sourit-il.

Un thermomètre de la température touristique de la ville

Tout le monde semble être ravi et ça se ressent au niveau de la fréquentation.  Près de 5.000 passagers ont embarqué à son bord depuis le début de l'année. Presque 800 rien que sur les six premiers jours du mois d'août. "Quand je vois le petit train, je sais si les touristes sont là ou pas. Son avantage c'est qu'en très peu de temps, vous allez avoir une balade sympa, commentée, qui peut ensuite donner envie d'approfondir tel ou tel monument" , s'enthousiasme Axel de Beaumont, le directeur de l'office de tourisme du Loiret. En 2023, le petit train avait attiré 14000 visiteurs, un record qui devrait tomber cette année.

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The international children festival of theatre arts “Long Break”

What is the international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break”? It is a real holiday for young spectators and their parents. The international child festival of theatre arts “Long Break” will be hold from the 30th of April to the 5th of May. It will be in Perm and Lysva. It will be hold under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Ministry of Culture, Youth Politics and Mass Communications of Perm Krai. The program of the festival is prepared by Russian and foreign experts of child theatre. There are the most interesting for children events of the world arts. The “Long Break” familiarizes children with actual artists. It is the platform where people communicate with people using the language of modern arts which is understandable for a new generation.

The festival “The White Nights in Perm”

• The participants of the festival of land art “Ural Myths” will create art objects using natural materials. The objects will have the same mythological idea.
• During the festival of bears “MedveDay” the masters Teddy-makers will tell gripping stories about a symbol of the city. They will organize some exhibitions of teddy bears and they will give master classes.

• The exhibition “Mammoth’s track” will gather mammoths from different corners of Russia on Perm’s territory. There will be even a famous mammoth Dima.
• And at last the international festival of street arts «Open sky» will represent the various program: carnival processions, a 5-day master class «Mask Art», street shows and performances, performances of Russian and foreign street theatres.

The IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural”

From the 26th to the 3rd of July the IX International festival “Heavenly Fair of Ural” takes place in Kungur. There will be a fight for the I Privolzhski Federal Disctrict Cup for aerostatics and the VII Perm Krai Open Cup for aerostatics.This year Kungur won’t hold rating competitions which results are taking into general account of the pilots. They counted on creating entertainment activities “Air battles over Kungur”. There will be the representatives of sub-units of ultralight aviation, detachment of parachute troops and water means. All the battles will take place straight over the city. And natives will take part in the festival too.According to initial data 15 aeronauts and about 50 ultralight aviation pilots expressed willingness to take part at the festival. And a dirigible pilot confirmed his participation.Ultralight aviation pilots will take part in the “Air games” within the festival. As last year a campsite of ultralight aviation will base in an area near a village Milniki.

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How harris-walz bus tour can help the candidates connect with voters.

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In November 2019, then-Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden began an eight-day bus tour ... [+] across Iowa. (Photo by Joshua Lott/Getty Images)

Tomorrow’s bus tour through parts of Western Pennsylvania by Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and vice presidential candidate Tim Walz will be an opportunity for them to connect with voters in a more personal way that rallies at stadiums and other large venues can’t match.

Business leaders should take note of the efforts by the two running mates to inject a more personal touch into what’s become a frenetic race for the White House. Getting closer—literally—to their audiences can help politicians and corporate executives strengthen their image, credibility, and power of their messages.

Creating An Image

Bus tours have important advantages and benefits for presidential and other candidates. They can help make politicians appear more approachable, relatable, and conversational then they would otherwise come across when giving speeches in auditoriums or sports arenas.

Campaign bus tours provide news organizations with good visuals that can result in more news coverage about candidates.

“Bus tours are a staple of [a] campaign season for good reason—in addition to being fun, serving as a rolling billboard and photo opportunity for the candidate or issue, they offer unparalleled immersion into a community or region,” Abbey Watson , who worked in the Obama administration and on different political campaigns, commented in an email message.

Visuals are as important on the campaign trail as a candidate’s message.

“The [bus[ format gives local voters and media significant exposure to the campaign and a great visual that stands apart from the usual rally set up,” Watson observed.

‘Easier To Plan’

“Bus tours are a great way for candidates to tour the major media markets in a swing state. Bus tours can be logistically and financially easier to plan than a tour of a state using a plane. It's easier for local candidates to 'hop on' and 'hop off' for a day or two as well,” Megan Sweeney , a former communications director of the Pennsylvania Republican Party, noted in an email interview.

Political candidates don’t always have to be on the bus though in order for a bus tour to be successful.

"There are times when the candidate doesn't even need to be on the bus for a stop to make the local news. A campaign bus rolling into a smaller market with surrogates is an easy way to reach voters who are often overlooked and gain a headline in a local newspaper,” Sweeney noted.

Challenges And Downsides

But there can be some downsides to this way of campaigning for votes.

“Bus tours are the most challenging event format for a campaign—they take all the typical requirements of producing a rally or other event and combine them with logistics of transporting the candidate, their staff and security,” according to Watson.

There are also security and other considerations to take into account when candidates go on the road by bus.

“Like with any campaign event, it's important to be prepared for counter protests. That's why it's so important to choose a spot for the campaign stop that's secure and alert local authorities as soon as possible,” Sweeney cautioned.

But bus tours are nothing new—Democratic and Republican presidential and other candidates have used the tactic during their races for the White House over the years. They include President Bill Clinton (1996), North Carolina Democratic Senator John Edwards (1996), Arizona Republican Senator John McCain (2000), President George W. Bush (2004) , Utah Republican Senator Mitt Romney (2012), President Donald Trump (2020) and President Joe Biden (2020) .

As a whistle-stop campaign train historian, I’ve documented hundreds of politicians over the past 185 years who connected with voters from the back of trains at railroad stations—and by buses. For decades, the trains were the most efficient and effective ways for presidential candidates to connect with voters in small towns and the large metropolitan areas. That is, of course, until buses and plane travel became more effective and cost-efficient for the candidates.

A Bridge Between Two Tactics

Republican presidential nominee Thomas Dewey is believed to be the first national candidate to stump for votes by bus in 1948. It was, in retrospect, a bridge between two campaign travel tactics—trains and planes.

One politician—Lee Dreyfus, a Republican gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin, combined buses and trains when he campaigned in 1978 across the state in an old school bus that was converted to look like a campaign train.

Are More Bus Tours In Store?

“A bus tour is about as close to ‘retail politics,’ like in the early primaries, as a presidential campaign can afford to get in the three month sprint from the conventions to Election Day,” Michael Montgomery , a political scientist and lecturer in the Department of Health and Human Services at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, said in a statement.

The route of future bus tours by this year’s presidential candidates or their running mates could depend on various factors.

“I can't imagine either campaign will embark upon a truly national bus tour. I would, however, expect to see something like it from both campaigns—probably built around the VP nominees—in at least the more densely populated…battleground states of Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, North Carolina, and Georgia. Nevada and Arizona are obviously also in play but I'm not sure their geography really lends itself to this particular way of campaigning,” Montgomery concluded.

Getting Closer To Business Audiences

Business leaders do not have to emulate politicians by going on bus tours. They could, however, consider other ways to get closer to their audiences and stakeholders, such as showing up in person at meetings instead of appearing via Zoom calls, greeting employees at their offices, or talking with workers on factory floors.

That kind of personal touch could help bridge the distance between those who work in the corner office and company employees.

It would be the political thing to do.

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Amtrak's New Orleans-to-Mobile rail line clears final construction hurdle

Construction of a key Amtrak station in downtown Mobile, Alabama will begin after the project received its final stamp of approval from city councilmembers on Monday, marking a major step forward for the return of passenger rail along the Gulf Coast.

Mobile councilmembers approved a three-year, $3 million funding agreement to construct and operate a new Amtrak platform downtown. The deal includes funding from the city and the Alabama Port Authority and sets the stage for utility relocation work to immediately begin.

Other cities along the route, including New Orleans, have already agreed to host the line, which has been offline since Hurricane Katrina. Mobile’s decision is the final piece in a puzzle for the route’s revamp, said Mobile Mayor Sandy Stimpson.

“We believe it's a win-win, win-win situation,” Stimpson said. “We look forward to the day that Mobilians can go to New Orleans on the train and that New Orleans can come to Mobile.”

Once it’s up and running, Amtrak will operate twice-daily service between the two cities. It will include stops in Biloxi, Gulfport, Pascagoula and Bay St. Louis.

Amtrak hopes to have the route online in time for the Super Bowl in February 2025, but that’s dependent on city permitting and construction schedules, said Knox Ross, chairman of the Southern Rail Commission.

“There are still unknowns as far as the construction part of it goes,” Ross said. “But this opens up a whole new tourism market for New Orleans and the Mississippi Coast.”

Proponents believe the train will bring hundreds of millions of dollars in new tourism spending annually, and will create 45 full-time train operating jobs in Louisiana.

But critics, including several Mobile city councilmembers, have voiced concerns about the rail line’s long-term financial sustainability. As part of Monday’s agreement, the city put an expiration date on its financial support. That means rail proponents will still need to find a long-term funding source after the initial three years.

“The city accepts no responsibility for funding the line after the first three years,” said Mobile Councilman Joel Daves. “If the proponents of the rail service want it to continue after that time, they're going to have to go to someone else for the money.”

The New Orleans-Mobile connection comes as advocates hope to expand passenger rail throughout the Gulf South region. Louisiana’s Department of Transportation and Development is currently studying the feasibility of adding passenger rail between New Orleans and Baton Rouge.

New Orleans' Louis Armstrong International Airport is also working with the Federal Railroad Administration to add an Amtrak stop.

That route is still years away, said Ross, but the pieces are coming together.

“That one is not as real as Mobile to New Orleans, but there's a lot of work being done,” Ross said.

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World's largest steam engine 'Big Boy' to visit Oklahoma on US tour: See the schedule

This fall one of the largest and most historic steam engines in the world will speed through the Sooner State as part of a tour across America.

Union Pacific No. 4014, better known as "Big Boy," will start its 2024 tour on Aug. 28 in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and will work its way across nine states, including Oklahoma in October.

According to a press release, 25 Big Boys were built during World War II, but only 8 survived. No. 4014 is the only one still in operation and remains the world’s largest operating steam locomotive. It was retired in 1961, having traveled more than 1 million miles.

Big Boy was put in a museum after retirement and, in 2013, the railroad bought back the unit to restore it. It toured the country for months starting in May 2019 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Transcontinental Railroad’s completion. Though first derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Big Boy took a second tour in 2021.

Big Boy train schedule: Whislestops in Oklahoma

According to Union Pacific's train schedule, Big Boy will reach Oklahoma in October. It will leave Fort Worth, Texas, and arrive in Oklahoma on Oct. 13 for a stop in Durant, then the train will stop in Muskogee and Claremore on Oct. 14 before departing for Kansas.

Sunday, Oct. 13

• 8 a.m.: Depart Fort Worth, Texas
• 1:15 p.m.: Arrive Durant, Oklahoma
• 1:45 p.m.: Depart from Durant at Louisiana St. Crossing

Monday, Oct. 14

• 11 a.m.: Arrive at Muskogee, Oklahoma
• 11:30 a.m.: Depart from Okmulgee St. Crossing
• 1:15 p.m.: Arrive at Claremore, Oklahoma
• 1:45 p.m.: Depart from Florence Ave. Crossing

Union Pacific officials remind spectators to stand at least 25 feet back from the tracks at all times, and they urge viewers never to trespass on railroad property, including tracks and train yards.

For more information about Big Boy and the steam tour, visit www.up.com.

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The 7 best grand canyon tours from las vegas.

Go beyond the glitz and glam to see one of the country's top natural landmarks.

The Best Grand Canyon Tours from Vegas

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A trip to Las Vegas wouldn't be complete without experiencing the awe-inspiring natural wonders just outside of it — particularly the Grand Canyon.

We've rounded up the best Grand Canyon tours from Las Vegas, whether you seek a relaxing bus tour, a thrilling helicopter ride, or a little bit of both. Note that most of these tours require a full day of your vacation itinerary.

• Best Overall: Canyon Tours – Grand Canyon West Rim Bus/Helicopter & Landing Tour with Optional Skywalk

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Price: From $368 per person Duration: About 10 hours

This adventure begins on the Las Vegas Strip , where passengers board an air-conditioned bus and head to the West Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. From there, they board a helicopter that descends 4,000 feet, landing on the floor of the canyon. Next, visitors head for Grand Canyon West, which is home to Guano Point, Eagle Point and Hualapai Ranch. There's also an option to brave the world-famous glass Skywalk for sweeping views (and an additional fee).

Good to know: Grand Canyon West is located on the Hualapai Indian Reservation, which is owned and operated by the Hualapai Tribal Nation. In the tribe's traditions, the Grand Canyon and the Colorado River are considered living, spiritual entities. When visiting Grand Canyon West, travelers are immersed in the rich culture and history of the Hualapai Nation.

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Price: From $94 per person Duration: About 11 hours

This tour will show you the best of the West Rim, including the glass-bottomed Grand Canyon Skywalk bridge (for an added fee). After being picked up from select Vegas hotels and traveling three hours on an air-conditioned bus, passengers get to spend up to four hours exploring the West Rim. A must-see lookout point at the West Rim is Guano Point, from which you can trek to Highpoint Hike and get a view of the Colorado River.

A lunch box, snacks and plenty of water are included with the tour. One unique feature of this outing is that you get to stop at the Hoover Dam for a photo (but keep in mind this stop is only available seasonally). You can also choose from several upgrades, including a Skywalk admission ticket, a helicopter ride or a boat excursion.

No matter which option you choose, previous travelers say you will enjoy this tour — especially the expert guides, who they describe as both informative and entertaining.

Good to know: Because it's closer to the Las Vegas desert, this side of the Grand Canyon is the warmest year-round, with hot and dry summers, mild shoulder seasons, and occasional snowfall in the winter.

Price: From $119 per person Duration: About 13 hours

If you're looking to visit the South Rim — the most popular part of Grand Canyon National Park — consider this bus tour from National Park Express. Tour rates include admission to some of the most popular Grand Canyon attractions , including Mather Point and Bright Angel Point , and you'll get about three hours total to explore. Previous travelers commend the tour guides and drivers, noting they are both knowledgable and pleasant.

Lunch, bottled water and a granola bar are included in tour rates. Plus, you can select your own pickup location from several Las Vegas-area hotels and be dropped off at one of three locations (Excalibur, Horseshoe or Treasure Island).

Good to know: Visitors who are looking to experience the wildlife native to the area (such as coyotes and bighorn sheep) often choose the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, which is home to more animal species than the West Rim.

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Price: From $74 per person Duration: About 15 to 16 hours

This bus tour – which takes around four hours to get to the South Rim's Mather Point from Vegas – gives visitors the opportunity to walk along Bright Angel Trail; it leads to Bright Angel Lodge, located in the Village Historic District.

You can also stock up on snacks and souvenirs at the Grand Canyon Visitor Center, since the tour only includes a box lunch and water. Or, upgrade your excursion with the guided walking tour add-on. Another historic part of the tour is the scenic drive along the famous Route 66, one of the first U.S. highways.

Previous travelers say this tour makes for a really long day, but that the experience is well worth the time.

Good to know: Located farther from Vegas, the South Rim is cooler, with rainy and snowy winters, and more moderate temperatures in spring, summer and fall.

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Price: From $139 per adult Duration: About 10.5 hours

This full-day Grand Canyon tour run by Comedy on Deck Tours gives guests several options to customize their experience, such as a VIP Skywalk tour. But there is also a great base package. Guests are treated to not one but two sit-down meals from local restaurants: a freshly prepared breakfast and a barbecue lunch with an incredible view of the canyon.

Additionally, this all-inclusive tour stops at the Hoover Dam on the way to the Grand Canyon, so guests get to experience two national landmarks for the price of one. The professional comedian who doubles as a tour guide makes for an even more fun experience according to previous tourgoers.

Good to know: The West Rim is typically less crowded than the South Rim, so it may be a good option for your Grand Canyon destination if you're hoping to avoid all the tourist congestion.

Price: From $100 per person Duration: About 14 hours

This South Rim bus tour from Canyon Tours offers a full day of activities that kids will enjoy. Not only will youngsters marvel at the beauty of the canyon, but they can also have an immersive experience at the IMAX theater, which plays a film that takes you into the center of the canyon. Additionally, your family will get a chance to see the Hoover Dam as you cross the Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge.

Lunch and bottled water are included in tour rates.

Good to know: Visitor centers throughout the park offer free activities that allow children 4 and older to earn an official Junior Ranger badge and learn about nature, history and park preservation.

Price: From $599 per person Duration: 4 hours

One of the best Grand Canyon helicopter tours , this excursion features panoramic views of the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, the Mojave Desert and of course, the Grand Canyon. The tour covers roughly 10 miles of the Grand Canyon before landing 3,500 feet below the rim of the Hualapai Indian Territory, where Champagne and light snacks are served. Previous visitors say this is one of the highlights of the tour.

This helicopter tour departs the Las Vegas Strip Terminal, and complimentary shuttle service is available for hotels within a 5-mile radius of the departure point. Note that helicopter weight restrictions apply for safety purposes.

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