Latin America is entering a new era of travel, one shaped by plant-based wellness, cultural authenticity, and a growing acceptance of cannabis across the region. As laws evolve and younger generations reclaim traditional herbal knowledge, destinations from Costa Rica to Colombia and Uruguay are becoming global examples of what intentional cannabis travel can look like. …

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A lack of regulations for consuming cannabis in social spaces in Canada is hurting opportunities for cannabis tourism, as well as the country’s position as a global leader when it comes to legalization, says U of G economic geographer Dr. Susan Dupej. “Canada is slow to emerge as a vital sector of the broader cannabis tourism industry …

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It’s hard to miss a bus with “The Great American Dispensary Tour” painted on the side in large smoky letters, framed by cannabis drawings that look inspired by a Grateful Dead poster. Getting noticed isn’t an issue for the road trip this ride was designed for: a new docuseries exploring how different states, producers, and …

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For context: since 2021, Colombia has been exporting medical cannabis flower, but selling it within the country’s borders was still off-limits. Representative Juan Carlos Losada (Liberal Party) told EFE that this step “corrects a mistake made by Iván Duque’s government (2018–2022), which allowed the export of cannabis flower abroad but not its sale within the country. What changes now is that in …

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Cannabis tourism is experiencing a significant surge across the United States, reshaping local economies and offering new avenues for growth. As more states legalize recreational cannabis, the intersection of tourism and cannabis is becoming a pivotal economic driver. This article explores the rise of cannabis tourism and its profound impact on local economies, highlighting current …

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When the city streets start to chill and leaves paint the skyline in amber and gold, it’s the perfect time to wander a little farther afield. Autumn’s crisp air and vibrant foliage make every path, park, and waterfront feel cinematic. From serene gardens tucked into Manhattan to sprawling state parks and riverfront strolls, these 10 day …

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Cannabis in Canada and their culture runs deep, stretching from the mountains of British Columbia to the city streets of Toronto and the chill neighborhoods of Montréal. Since legalization, the country has become one of the global leaders in regulated cannabis, offering a structured market that still carries the creative energy of its underground roots. …

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These states not only allow legal sales to adults, but also offer unique attractions, cultural experiences, and thriving marijuana industries that draw in travelers from across the country and beyond. These states stand out for their mix of access, culture, and cannabis-centered experiences. http://www.newsbreak.com/the-marijuana-herald-2222119/4279591599425-the-top-10-states-for-cannabis-tourism

What do you need to travel legally and stress-free? In collaboration with Herbspot.de, today we’ll show you the most important steps: from the Schengen authorization for travel within the EU to international certificates for long-distance travel. We’ll also give you practical tips to avoid problems at customs and keep everything safe in your carry-on luggage. …

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Nestled in the rugged hills of Northern California, the Emerald Triangle—comprising Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties—has earned its reputation as the cannabis capital of not just the United States but the world. With its varied geography, ideal climate, and tight-knit farming community, this unique region is the birthplace of some of the world’s finest cannabis. …

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Downtown Grand CEO Seth Schorr is surely no one’s idea of a stoner. He’s not been known to light up spliffs in public or sport Rastafarian dreadlocks, let alone address anyone as “man.” But he’s become the unlikely face of those who want to see Nevada’s signature industry — casinos — embrace its newest one …

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Uruguay will forever hold the distinction of being the first country to ever adopt a national adult-use cannabis legalization measure. Lawmakers in Uruguay approved a historic recreational cannabis legalization measure in 2017. Adult cannabis consumers who are residents of Uruguay have three ways to acquire recreational cannabis legally, and have to choose one (and only one) …

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The legalization of cannabis in New York brought more than celebration—it created a flood of competition. Hundreds of brands rushed into the market, each promising quality, each trying to stake a claim in one of the nation’s fastest-growing industries. For consumers, the abundance of options often feels overwhelming. For brands, standing out requires more than …

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As the sun sets over the pristine beaches of San Diego, a new wave of tourism is surfacing that’s attracting visitors from all corners of the globe—cannabis tourism. With the growing acceptance and legalization of marijuana across the United States, the allure of incorporating cannabis into the travel experience is becoming irresistible. San Diego, a …

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A new initiative aims to raise awareness about Vermont’s cannabis industry. Inspired by beer and wine trails that encourage people to try out different breweries and vineyards, the Cannabis Retailers Association of Vermont recently launched a CannaTrail. The “trail” features 23 dispensaries from around the state and is described by the association as “an elevated journey through the …

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Forget rolling a joint for fun: Thai health chiefs have slammed the brakes on cannabis use, ruling that buds can only be legally consumed by patients with specific medical conditions and a doctor’s prescription. The Department of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine (DTAM) confirmed the strict new rules, narrowing the scope of cannabis usage after months of heated debate over regulation. http://thethaiger.com/guides/cannabis/cannabis-clampdown-thailand-limits-buds-to-5-medical-uses

msterdam has long been the most famous cannabis destination in the world. For decades, travellers flocked to its canal-side coffeeshops, where the Dutch policy of tolerance created a unique cultural experience. But with cannabis now legal in Canada, parts of the United States, and even Thailand, the city is reinventing itself. For visitors today, Amsterdam …

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As the landscape of cannabis legalization continues to evolve across the United States, a new wave of tourism has emerged, catering to enthusiasts seeking destinations that embrace and celebrate cannabis culture. From vibrant cities to serene retreats, the U.S. offers a diverse array of locales where visitors can indulge in cannabis-friendly experiences. This article explores …

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The cannabis industry is budding across the globe with new 4/20-friendly destinations cashing in on the legalization of cannabis for recreational and medical purposes. President Donald Trump recently teased that a decision on reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug could come soon. Moving cannabis from a Schedule I substance under the Controlled Substances Act …

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Interest in cannabis tourism is high among Hawaii travelers, according to newly released data from MMGY Travel Intelligence’s summer edition of its Portrait of American Travelers, the travel industry’s longest-­running examination of leisure travel behavior in America. Some 46% of likely Hawaii travelers are interested in experiencing the intoxicating effects of cannabis while on vacation as …

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Now that four European countries have legalized cannabis for recreational use, the obvious question is ‘which country will be next?’ Lawmakers in several European nations are considering adult-use legalization measures, yet some proposals seem to have a better chance of being approved compared to others. http://cannabisnow.com/which-european-countries-will-legalize-cannabis-next/

Nestled in the rugged hills of Northern California, the Emerald Triangle—comprising Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity counties—has earned its reputation as the cannabis capital of not just the United States but the world. With its varied geography, ideal climate, and tight-knit farming community, this unique region is the birthplace of some of the world’s finest cannabis. …

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It is estimated that around half a billion people across countries, states, and cities in every corner of the world now have access to legal, adult-use cannabis. From Basel to Bangkok and Canada to Czechia, lovers of the herb can enjoy a smoke, vape, munch on an edible, or whatever without the fear of arrest, …

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Since April 2024, the Cannabis Act (CanG) has allowed adults to grow up to three plants in their homes, possess up to 50 grams in private and 25 grams in public spaces, and join authorized associations since July. This marked a turning point: access was no longer monopolized by the illicit market but spread into safer, more controlled channels. http://hightimes.com/news/world/who-wouldve-thought-legal-cannabis-in-germany-is-shrinking-the-illicit-market-by-almost-90/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=who-wouldve-thought-legal-cannabis-in-germany-is-shrinking-the-illicit-market-by-almost-90