Travelers visiting national parks face uncertainty
Two-thirds of National Park Service staff are furloughed, and parks face reduced services with an estimated daily loss of over $1 million in fee revenue, officials said.
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Rep. Zinke pitches in on Yellowstone Park maintenance amid shutdown
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK - Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke visited Yellowstone National Park on Monday and helped clean bathrooms.Zinke (R-Montana) started the day with a chat about the state of the park with Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly. Shortly after that, the two men walked in the sunny but cool morning air in Mammoth to visit the public restrooms. As the men approached the bathrooms near the start of the Mammoth Hot Springs boardwal…
Zinke pitches in on Yellowstone Park maintenance amid shutdown
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke visited Yellowstone National Park on Monday and helped clean bathrooms.First district congressman Ryan Zinke (R-Montana) started the day with a chat about the state of the park with Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly. Shortly after that, the two men walked in the sunny but cool morning air in Mammoth to visit the public restrooms. As the men approached the bathrooms near the start of th…
The shutdown in the US also affects travelers: The budget barrier leads to longer queues at the airport and closed national parks.What to consider nowVisa issuesMost German tourists can enter the US without a visa, the paid electronic travel permit ESTA is still available online.The US embassies and consulates will comply with already booked visa issues, "as the situation permits" – like other government employees, their employees must continue …
What to Expect When Visiting Museums and National Parks During the US Government Shutdown
Amid the United States government shutdown, it can be difficult to keep track of what is open and closed, as states, institutions, and parks follow different protocols. Since Congress failed to reach an agreement on funding, as of October 1, the US government has been shutdown. As such, a number of government agencies and programs came to a screeching halt. This can include museums and historic sites as well as national parks, among other venu…
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