Gondola rides have long been a practical attraction in mountainous regions but are becoming increasingly sought-after for their high level of entertainment, offering an unusual way to look at the world from above. At the end of 2025, even Paris unveiled a new urban cable car system, which also turned out to be the longest of its kind in Europe.

On 22 May 2026, at the other end of the world, a whole different kind of cable car was inaugurated at the mountaintop adventure park Anakeesta in Tennessee. The Crystal Express, as the attraction is named, is the world’s first all-glass gondola ride, offering visitors previously unseen sights over the surrounding Great Smoky Mountains.

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During a four-minute ride, visitors who embark on the ride at Anakeesta’s Parkway station are transported over 600 feet (182 meters) up the mountainside to the Anakeesta summit. All 56 panoramic cabins feature glass floors and walls, guaranteeing an almost immersive ride and 360-degree views.

“The Crystal Express represents a major step forward at Anakeesta. From the moment visitors leave the Parkway, we want them to feel the magic of this mountain. This new lift enhances that experience with incredible views, greater comfort, and the efficiency needed to welcome even more families to the Smokies,” Bob Bentz, one of the founding partners of Anakeesta, said in a statement.

The Parkway station at the base of the gondola ride was also renovated as part of the building works, resulting in better accessibility. According to the adventure park, strollers now roll directly into the cabins without folding, while the system operates at triple the capacity of our previous gondola, thus limiting waiting times.

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The Crystal Express is part of a $100 million expansion of Anakeesta, a project called Making More Magic. Aside from the gondola ride, this includes a makeover of the park’s Firefly Village, described as “a whimsical storybook escape”, an elevated treetop walk reaching new heights, and a nighttime firefly experience during the first phase of the project.

“Most visitors to the Great Smoky Mountains never get to see the synchronous fireflies that appear for two or three weeks each summer. During this short window, crowds often descend on the Smokies, but depending on when they arrive during the event, they might only see a few flashing fireflies. Anakeesta is changing that. Starting this May, the park’s new Firefly Experience brings the wonder of one of the Smokies’ most extraordinary natural events to life year-round, with no seasonal window required,” the park explains.

Visitors purchasing a $39.99 general admission ticket for the mountaintop adventure park can enjoy unlimited access to the Crystal Express, as well as a visit to the AnaVista observation tower, the aviary-inspired adventure zone BirdVenture, and the Treetop Skywalk. Some of Anakeesta’s other attractions require an additional fee.

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Announced on 4 June, the new addition to the LEGO Architecture range recreates the iconic basilica with 12,060 pieces and is designed to mirror the church’s real-world construction sequence, which has been underway for 144 years.

The launch comes during a landmark year for both Gaudí and the Sagrada Família. 10 June marks 100 years since the Catalan architect died in 1926, while the basilica has recently reached its final structural height of 172.5 metres, becoming the world’s tallest church and bringing the long-running project closer to completion.

The model guides builders through the same stages that shaped the actual basilica. Construction begins with the Apse and Crypt before progressing through the Nativity and Passion façades, the grand naves, Western Sacristy and six iconic towers, and concludes with the Eastern Sacristy and the Glory Façade.

“Our goal was to honour Gaudí’s vision with the utmost respect, capturing the rhythm of the basilica’s construction, its extraordinary complexity and ambition, and translating that into an immersive building experience,” said LEGO Architecture designer Rok Žgalin Kobe. “This is not only the largest LEGO set ever, but a model of one of the most ambitious architectural works in the world.”

The finished model stands 62 centimetres tall and includes details that recreate one of the basilica’s most celebrated features. Translucent elements were incorporated to mimic the effect of sunlight streaming through its stained-glass windows. 

The design recreates Gaudí’s scale and ambition, offering an immersive building experience inspired by one of the most celebrated works of architecture ever undertaken.

“We felt an immense responsibility to do justice to the Sagrada Família through this design,” Kobe underlined. “Balancing scale and precision, while remaining faithful to a living monument that has been evolving for more than a century, was a unique design challenge – and one we’re incredibly proud of.”

The new set arrives as Barcelona celebrates Gaudí Year, a programme of events commemorating the architect’s legacy a century after his death. The Sagrada Família has also opened its doors for free visits as part of the anniversary celebrations, drawing renewed attention to one of Europe’s most visited landmarks.

The newest LEGO release has now become the biggest set ever, surpassing all previous models by piece count. The set joins a growing portfolio of large-scale architectural replicas that includes landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and Notre-Dame de Paris.

The LEGO Architecture Sagrada Família is available for pre-order now and will go on general sale on 1 November 2026. Priced at €749.99 (£649.99/$799.99), the model is aimed at adult builders and collectors.

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Since 2013, Northumberland National Park – which covers approximately a quarter of the county – has officially been designated as a Dark Sky Park. This means it is considered a conservation area that implements good outdoor lighting and provides dark sky programs, thus offering excellent conditions for both wildlife and stargazing fanatics.

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Located in the heart of Northumberland National Park, Kielder Observatory has been offering stargazing experiences for over fifteen years. After the observatory first partnered with the Twice Brewed Inn near Hadrian’s Wall in 2025, they have now launched an entirely new stargazing experience at the pub together with Northumberland-born actor and presenter Robson Green, who gave his name to the ‘Robson’s Reflector’, the Inn’s brand-new reflective telescope.

“There’s something incredibly special about the skies in Northumberland. They make you stop, reflect and feel connected to something much bigger than yourself. Places like Kielder Observatory at Twice Brewed Inn help people experience that wonder first-hand, while also shining a light on this incredible part of the country. I’m delighted to be part of the launch,” Robson Green said.

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The Kielder Observatory and the Twice Brewed Inn will function as two distinct but complementary experiences. Visitors will find a 30-seat planetarium and state-of-the-art telescopes at the pub, as well as “great food, award-winning ales, warm hospitality, and luxury accommodation.”

“Kielder Observatory has always been about creating moments of inspiration, wonder and reflection through the night sky, while making astronomy accessible to everyone. This new location allows us to reach even more people – from families and tourists to schools and communities who may never otherwise have the opportunity to engage with astronomy in this way – and create a different kind of experience combining our incredible team with the food, drink, and warm welcome of Twice Brewed Inn right next door. Northumberland’s dark skies are one of the region’s greatest natural assets, and we’re incredibly proud to continue building experiences that support tourism, education and inspiration,” said Kielder Observatory CEO Leigh Venus.

From June 2026 onwards, the pub offers a range of stargazing-themed events. From Celestial Events over Universe Full of Stars to Journey into the Cosmos and Aurora at the Inn:

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Just like the night sky, the theme of the events will also change depending on the season.

Visitors can book their favourite option(s) through the Twice Brewed Inn’s website. Tickets for adults generally amount to £34.50 (€39.87) for the stargazing alone, while adding supper will bring the total price for the evening to £62 (€71.65). Every event also supports Kielder Observatory’s charitable mission, dedicated to making astronomy accessible to all.

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Located in the Alentejo region, where a mild climate and rural community help to provide 286 nights per year of exceptional visibility, Dark Sky Alqueva is an important hub for celestial observation, with experts as well as astrotourists following the progress of meteors, planets, and the northern lights across the night sky.

The destination received the Tourism Leaders award in recognition of its work to promote astrotourism, maintain low levels of light pollution, and high atmospheric quality, and its dedication to preserving the night sky was all applauded.

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Heavily involved in that effort is astrophotographer Miguel Claro, who uses photography to capture astronomical phenomena, raising awareness, and building appreciation of the night sky. He told Euronews, the award drives visitor numbers, with arrivals “very much guided by the awards we receive. The Starlight seal, for example, tests quality. It is not merely an opinion; it is a certification that scientifically proves that quality.”

Visitors to the 10,000-km² area around the Alqueva Great Lake, which embraces 11 Portuguese municipalities and parts of Spain, are able to see night sky phenomena with the naked eye or telescopes that normally would only be invisible with photography or far more specialist equipment.

As well as the recent Tourism Experience award and being the first destination to receive the Starlight Seal (certifying the location’s exceptional night sky observation conditions and sustainability credentials), Alqueva also won Europe’s Leading Attraction at the 2025 World Travel Awards.

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But, despite the enthusiasm and the community of night sky aficionados it has built, Alqueva needs more government investment, Claro says. The reserve has lost out on projects it has conceived and proposed, seeing them implemented at other, less suited venues, because it has lacked backing from central Portuguese authorities. “Portugal could be a pioneer in many projects if we had more support. We feel that investment has been growing, but we need more help,” Claro said.

A destination growing in popularity, Portugal’s Alentejo region also boasts the best beach in Europe for 2026, as chosen by travel platform European Best Destinations. As previously reported by Travel Tomorrow, the coastline at Praia de Monte Clérigo took first place in the ranking thanks to its “natural beauty, accessibility, atmosphere, environmental preservation and overall visitor experience.”

Those criteria behind the success of the two Portuguese attractions are further proof of travel consumers’ desire for authenticity, nature, and the ability to switch off from everyday pressures.

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This new feature reflects a broader shift in how people consume content online. Instead of searching for a title or browsing through menus, many users now prefer to scroll and discover content in a more passive way. Platforms like YouTube have already adopted this approach with short-form videos. By bringing this format into its own app, Netflix is trying to keep users engaged for longer periods. The idea is to reduce the time it takes to choose something to watch and make the experience more intuitive.

Netflix has been testing this vertical feed since last year and is now ready to launch it more widely. The company believes that short clips can directly lead users to watch full-length content. This approach also opens the door to new formats, such as video podcasts, which are becoming more popular. By including them in the feed, Netflix is expanding beyond its usual mix of films and series.

Artificial intelligence is another key part of this strategy. Netflix already uses AI to recommend content, but it now wants to improve these systems further. Last year, the company introduced a search tool powered by AI, allowing users to find content using more natural language. It helps Netflix understand what viewers like and suggest content that matches their preferences more accurately.

“We have been in personalization and recommendation for two decades, but we still see tremendous room to make it better by leveraging newer technologies,” Gregory Peters said. He explained that new AI systems help improve recommendations and make updates more efficient. This means the platform can better adjust suggestions depending on what users are watching, whether it is a series, a documentary, or a short clip. The goal is to make it easier for users to find content they like, without spending too much time searching.

Competition in the entertainment industry is evolving. Netflix is no longer only competing with other streaming services, but also with social media platforms that capture a large share of people’s screen time. Short-form video has become one of the most popular ways to consume content, especially on mobile devices. By adopting this format, Netflix is trying to stay relevant in a crowded digital landscape.

There are also potential benefits for travellers, which fit with changing viewing habits. Many people watch content on their phones while commuting, flying, or waiting in airports. A short video feed can help them quickly find something to watch during a limited amount of time. It may also highlight travel documentaries or series that users would not have found otherwise. This makes the platform more flexible for people who are often on the move.

Netflix’s strategy is supported by strong financial results. The company reported revenue of $12.25 billion (€10.6 billion) in the first quarter of 2026, an increase of more than 16% compared to the previous year. Profit rose sharply to $5.28 billion (€4.7 billion), showing that its business model remains strong. At the same time, co-founder Reed Hastings is expected to step down from the board, marking a new phase for the company. With more than 300 million subscribers worldwide, Netflix continues to look for new ways to grow. 

The introduction of a vertical feed raises new questions about the future of streaming. It could lead to new types of content, including shorter videos created specifically for mobile viewing. It may also change how films and series are promoted, with clips becoming a key part of discovery. Other streaming platforms could follow this approach if it proves successful. For now, Netflix is aiming to combine long-form entertainment with the fast-paced style of short-form video. 

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“The carefully thought-out Terminal design Schiphol took experience of the traveller as a starting point. This perspective aimed to contribute to a sense of calm, helping travellers feel at ease; Art was introduced to complement the peaceful environment and to provide points of reference. Over the years, as the airport grew and became more complex, it received a n additional role. Today, art also creates meaning and gets people to think about the human aspect of the airport”, Schiphol Airport writes in a press release.

One of the better-known examples of art at the airport is the so-called Real Time clock by Maarten Baas, which has been part of Lounge 2 since 2016. The clock features hands drawn on in real time with a roller and paint by the designer himself, dressed in a pair of blue overalls. It is part of Baas’ Real Time series, artworks designed to point out the strangeness of measured, a project which dates back to 2009.

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The People’s Clock

Ten years later, Baas returns to Schiphol with yet another art installation. Just like last time, the designer put together a clock. However, contrary to his design from 2016, The People’s Clock was made with the cooperation of some 1,000 people.

“Thousands of people are involved in the clock. It’s a huge production and really the effort of so many people who did this behind the scenes. I don’t know any other example in which so many people for such a long time were concentrated on one place to make one artwork. So many people who are becoming, literally, time,” Baas explains in a docu about the process.

Not only does The People’s Clock show the passage of time, the project also demonstrates the power of cooperation. About 1,000 people, mainly airport employees such as security staff, baggage handlers, airline personnel, and cleaners, helped to make the piece of art become a reality. The volunteers were asked to move in sync in order to form the clock’s hour and minute hands. Meanwhile, a single person running a lap of the circular perimeter each minute forms the second hand.

The People’s Clock was filmed in real time at a hangar located at Schiphol, a process that took over 12 hours overall. In order to make sure that people stayed engaged, an array of activities was organised by the airport and its partners, such as yoga, silk-printing, games, meals, and workshops.

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Maarten Baas’ new art installation has been installed at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport’s Lounge 1. Measuring 250 x 250 x 250 centimetres, it will undoubtedly become an important point of reference for the millions of intra-European travellers going through the lounge every year.

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Route 66, stretching from Chicago to the California coast and one of America’s original highways, celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2026. To mark the occasion, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is offering $20,000 (around €17,000) to hit the tarmac, but there’s one special condition: the winner will need to take a grandparent with them for the ride.

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The intergenerational journey is being dubbed “The (Grand) Mother Road Trip” in a nod to a nickname for the historic road coined by US literary giant John Steinbeck, for whom the route served as a symbol of escape, transience, and new beginnings. In his masterpiece, The Grapes of Wrath, a poor family sets out together towards California in search of a happier future, encountering other voyagers and stories along the way. With seven nights at Wyndham properties, including Days Inn®, Super 8®, La Quinta®, Ramada®, and Howard Johnson® on offer, presumably the hospitality group is anticipating their competition will provide a family today with the same chance of shared adventures—hopefully with a happier ending.

“Route 66 is one of the most enduring symbols of American travel, and for decades, Wyndham’s iconic roadside brands have been part of that journey. As we celebrate its centennial, this incredible road trip brings that legacy to life, handing the keys to our open-road ambassadors for an unforgettable adventure that inspires travelers everywhere to hit the road, explore new destinations, and create lasting memories,” said Michael Shiwdin, GVP, Integrated Marketing, Loyalty & Digital, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts.

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To take part, applicants must be legal US residents of at least 18 years of age. The nominated driver must be 21 or older with a valid license. The competition does not discriminate against blended families or those who have suffered loss. Any grandparent figure can be recognised for the application, including step-grandparents and “chosen family,” Wyndham says, adding: “If they’ve played that role in your life, they count here.”

Being comfortable creating and sharing social media content is a must. Would-be participants will need to send Wyndham a short video or essay with a photo, explaining their “connection, sense of adventure, and why Route 66 was made for you.” For full details and conditions, see Wyndham’s reward page online.

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Coming on 12 August 2026, the total eclipse of the sun will be the first that some viewers in Europe have ever had the chance to witness. The region has not seen a so-called “totality” since 1999. Much of its path will travel remote areas like Siberia, the North Pole and Arctic, and Atlantic, so Spain offers eclipse tourists the most accessible view and has a more developed hospitality offer than the other territories involved.

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However, the availability of that accommodation is already fast diminishing. Spain’s eclipse.info website warns that “It is advisable to plan your holiday to Spain well in advance to avoid complications, as this series of eclipses is a historic event.” It also clearly is trying to spread the footfall and revenues the eclipse is bound to bring, urging people to book “a trip of at least seven days.” It’s also worth noting that Spain is set to see two more years of eclipses before 2030, so there is still time to plan ahead for 2027 and 2028.

The path of totality will sweep across Spain from northwest to Valencia on the east coast, and beyond to the Balearic Islands. The Balearics in general are expected to be at the epicentre of the tourism surge, due to the rare romance of being able to watch the eclipse as the sun sets over the Mediterranean.

Expedia says demand for flights to Palma de Mallorca for the week of the eclipse has more than tripled already compared to last year, and some industry stakeholders, such as José Molina of Vestige Collection, speaking to Condé Nast Traveler, have estimated that Mallorca’s two million annual visitors could swell by another million arrivals in that week alone. 

Despite fears of cloudy skies ruining the eclipse in northern Spain, it is perhaps for that reason that it could remain a better bet for finding available accommodation and car rentals. Still, Hotels.com has reported room searches for the Spanish north on eclipse day and the day after were already up 125% year-on-year by January 2026. That’s an average. A Coruña, which juts into the Atlantic on a sweeping promontory and is the vanguard, giving kilometres of potential eclipse viewing spots, has seen a 435% increase in hotel demand.

In fact, A Coruña is at the vanguard of the Spanish eclipse, with the phenomenon starting there earliest, at around 19:30 in the evening, leaving plenty of post-eclipse time for aperitifs, tapas, and evening revels. Tourists thinking of heading to this provincial capital, however, might want to consider the fact that A Coruña also boasts a taller mean height of buildings than anywhere else in Spain, according to Land Registry data. Tall buildings block eclipse vistas, unless of course, the spectator happens to be inside one with an unobstructed view of the sea.

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Central inland Spain offers places like Castilla y León and Zaragoza, which trade potentially clearer skies than the north of the country for a lack of coastline, and in general a less developed tourist offer—meaning that local experts say demand could still outstrip availability. Camping could be a good option here, if one can find enough shade to shelter one’s tent or RV at the height of August in a country that has marked record temperatures and wildfires in recent summers.

Lovers of the outdoors could also take advantage of another option that will not be for everyone, but could present a unique kind of magic. Why not plan to be walking through the Pyrenees and along the famous pilgrim’s route of the Camino de Santiago de Compostela at precisely the moment of totality? “It promises something extraordinary: a moment of stillness and awe within a journey already steeped in reflection,” says hikers’ info site, caminoways. “Astronomers expect totality to last around two minutes and ten seconds in northern Spain. For those walking westward, it will occur in early afternoon, a perfect pause to rest, reflect and watch the sky change,” the site notes. Just don’t fall down the mountain during the heart of darkness.

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In 2022, Westminster City Council started a £12.7 million council project to refurbish eight central London public toilets in collaboration with Hugh Broughton Architects. While the Victoria Embankment and Parliament Street facilities reopened their doors to the public in 2025, the third toilet to have benefited from extensive renovation works has now been inaugurated at the Piccadilly Circus Tube station by the Lord Mayor of Westminster, Paul Dimoldenberg.

“Providing clean and accessible public toilets makes a real difference to people’s experience of our city. The refurbishment at Piccadilly Circus is part of a £12.7m investment programme across eight West End public toilets, and demonstrates the council’s commitment to providing high-quality public facilities for residents and the millions of visitors who come to Westminster each year. By restoring this historic site and enhancing it with contemporary design and public art, the council is improving essential infrastructure and ensuring it reflects the unique character and cultural heritage of the West End”, stated Councillor Sara Hassan, Westminster Cabinet Member for Climate Action, Ecology, Culture, and Air Quality.

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The new toilets are located at Exit 1 of the Piccadilly Circus underground station and provide essential amenities for both commuters and tourists. While structural and drainage improvements as well as new fire safety systems were carried out, it is mainly the new aesthetic of the toilets that catches the attention of passersby.

The toilets combine stainless steel doors with terrazzo floors and colourfully tiled walls, while the structural columns were given a playful pink colour. Overall, the architects were able to give the restrooms an Art Deco feel with a modern touch.  

In order to complete the design, London-based artist James Lambert added an artwork inspired by Anteros, the Greek god of requited love, featuring winged figures and a central arrow motif, rendered in a bold pink and yellow colour palette.

The toilets are accessible at a cost of 80 pence per visit. Those who want to admire the design will thus have to pay an entry fee to be able to do so. And while many applaud the makeover of the toilets online, some people are less enthusiastic, pointing out the fact that the restrooms might quickly look less appealing and protesting against the cost of a simple toilet visit.

The next of the eight restrooms to be given a complete overhaul is Green Park Station, followed by Carnaby Street, Westminster Bridge, Covent Garden, and Leicester Square.

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Singapore’s Tourism Board is seeking to seduce visitors from the United States with the launch of a new matchmaking competition that will offer participants an international blind date, complete with return flights, four nights’ top hotel accommodation, a cookery lesson with a Michelin-starred chef, and spending money.

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Emphasising human connection, gastronomy, and culture, the campaign seeks to shift perceptions of Singapore, which, for some consumers, has a reputation as a “squeaky clean, chewing gum-banned, caning or death penalty” state, according to Seshan Ramaswami, marketing professor at the country’s Management University.

Eileen Lee, Singapore Tourism Board’s senior vice-president for the Americas, explained the aim of the promotion. “We hope to introduce Singapore to new audiences in a way that feels personal, relevant and emotionally resonant, ultimately inspiring future travel,” she said.

The two chosen winners will be sent on a non-televised, four-day blind date in Singapore, having been handpicked as a match by a trio of celebrity “aunties,” composed of Taiwanese-American comedian Atsuko Okatsuka, the Singaporean actress Tan Kheng Hua, known for her long-running role in the sitcom, Phua Chu Kang Pte Ltd and for her part in 2018’s romantic comedy Crazy Rich Asians, and astrologer Aliza Kelly.

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The panel’s brief is to buck the grind of dating apps and algorithm-powered matches experienced by today’s singles. “I’ve heard the dating horror stories. From doomscrolling to awkward small talk to people ghosting you. I do not want anyone to suffer that anymore,” Okatsuka said, adding: “Becoming an auntie to help someone skip the apps and land an epic first date in Singapore – a place full of amazing food, culture, and personality – is an honour! I’m here to report for duty.”

Wong King-Yin, a senior marketing lecturer at Nanyang Business School, has called the so-called “Aunties, Not Algorithms” concept “culturally rooted” and argued that the approach is a welcome change from “focusing solely on infrastructure and attractions.” Instead, “they are building identity and narrative. Collectively, these efforts position Singapore as a vibrant, human-centred destination with a distinctive voice in a highly competitive global tourism landscape,” she said. 

To take part, applicants must be singles aged 21 or above and be legal residents of the US. They are invited to share personal details and a video outlining why they should be selected by 13 March 2026.

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