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"To ensure safe travel for all residents and visitors, we're encouraging all travelers not to bring cannabis through Chicago's airports as it still remains illegal under federal law," said Chicago Police Commander William Mullane.
While traveling with cannabis is still technically illegal -- even when you’re going to or coming from a legal state, products like smell-proof containers and luxe leather cases are essential for travelers willing to risk transporting their stash with subtlety.
As US states continue to legalise cannabis for medical and recreational use, an awkward tangle of conflicting state and federal laws is proving confusing for airport passengers.
A wellness-focused Coachill Inn Resort in Desert Hot Springs is slated to bow in December 2020, while The Grape House luxe smoking lounge-dispensary-boutique hotel in Palm Springs is set to open in 2021.
For starters, don’t be a jerk in public. Follow social rules and be mindful of people around you before puffing.
Sin City is hoping to cash in on pot tourism.
Next April Bhang Travel will host its first annual Bhang Caribbean Cruise, featuring experts and professionals across the spectrum of the cannabis business.
Both Daniel and his father have a positive relationship with cannabis, and the Czech Republic has a long history with the plant.
One of the world’s foremost travel authorities is preparing for a Green Rush of marijuana tourism.
For those of us who love to travel (and that is most of us) the only thing better than visiting a new destination, would be if you were able to do it with your friend Mary Jane.
Mary Forgione ~ Los Angeles Times ~
This could make you euphoric: Smoking is allowed at the new Hotel San Ayre in Colorado Springs, Colo. After all, it's part of the Bud+Breakfast group.
Brian Floyd ~ SB Nation ~
It's legal in Washington State, but is it against the rules to bring it to Chambers Bay during the U.S. Open? No!
Casey Parks ~ The Oregonian ~
Oregon marijuana users helped propel a Vancouver retailer to the top recreational weed shop in Washington.