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Planning a trip to Europe this year and deep in the list-making process? Now’s a great time to quickly review your itinerary and “trip strategy” to make sure that you’re not about to make any common mistakes that will add unnecessarily to your travel costs. From hotels to flights, rental …
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When it comes to the age-old struggle between eating in and dining out, Paris is no exception. Restaurants are top-notch, with prices to match. Cooking your own meals (if you’re lucky enough to have access to a kitchen) or even picnicking outside will save you loads of euros. However, tourists might …
The airline announced they will open their first airport lounges at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) and Boston Logan Airport (BOS). Lounges Open to Premium Card Holders, Mosaic Elites, International Travelers When the lounges open in “late 2025,” three groups of flyers will be welcome …
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CNBC reports the airlines is “in talks” with Citi to move all their credit card business to the bank, dropping Barclays despite being a long-standing partner. Credit Card Talks Come After $5.2 Billion in Earnings in 2023 When US Airways merged with American Airlines in 2013, they brought …
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Whenever you are on the road in Europe, you are bound to have a few frustrating experiences. This happened to me a few years ago when I was on the road inspecting hotels across Europe. I had a bad feeling when I checked into my second hotel on my trip …
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA announced that flight attendants at both PSA Airlines (operating American Eagle flights) and Frontier Airlines have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike on September 17 and 18, 2024, respectively. Unions Say Flight Attendants Demanding Living Wage and Return to Negotiating Table At PSA …
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After the proposed merger did not receive friction from either the Justice Department or the Transportation Department, the Seattle-based airline announced the closure of their merger with Hawaiian Airlines, beginning the process of bringing the carriers together with a unified air operating certificate and booking system. Combined Airlines …
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According to the 2024 Hotels.com Hotel Room Innsights Report, hotels are making changes to cater to the good, the bad, and the weird of traveler requests Outlandish Amenities Include Guitar Concierge, Exclusive Private Tours Travelers are coming back to hotels in droves, with occupancy rates falling just below …
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The Dallas Morning News reports the Biden administration is working on a proposed rule which would require carriers based in America to provide similar recourse for delayed passengers. Rule Would Require Cash Compensation on Top of Food and Hotel Vouchers During an invite-only meeting, White House leadership outlined …
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Delta Air Lines says the incident caused the tail of the smaller regional aircraft to be sheared off after colliding with an Airbus A350 bound for Japan. Collision Happens as Smaller Jet Rolls on Adjacent Taxiway According to the airline, the incident took place around 10:00 a.m. at …
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