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It Appears Marriott Is Trying Very Hard Not To Piss Off China Right Now
After having their website shut down by the Chinese government, Marriott is removing banned books from their hotels and self-reporting to the Chinese government. They’re also publicly broadcasting personnel they’ve fired over incidents involving these perceived disrespectful actions.
WOW! No Pun Intended, These Are Incredibly Cheap Flights To Europe!
I wouldn’t sleep on these prices. I don’t expect $69 flights to Iceland and Europe to last long.
10 Off The Beaten Path Destinations To Visit In 2018
It’s time to start thinking about travel outside your comfort zone. This list is a great way to challenge you!
Awesome Slow Motion Video Of Airplane Slide Test!
What can I say? I’m an aviation geek at heart!
American Airlines Is Offering More Award Flights In A Very Interesting Way
Ah, yield management. It appears American Airlines has been tinkering with their award availability. The results are a likely improvement for many customers, especially if you don’t live in a hub.
Doug Parker Thinks American Airlines Offering Less To Customers Is A Good Thing
What’s the definition of great? Just ask Doug Parker, the confident American Airlines CEO who thinks the airline will never lose money again.
52 Places To Visit In 2018
I love adding places to my travel list. This annual list has a handful I’ve never heard of, a handful I’ve visited and a handful that are already on my radar for the future. How about you?
First, Marriott Disrespected China. Now, Delta Has Offended China
China is back in the news beating up on travel companies that offend their sovereignty. This time, it’s Delta Air Lines feeling their wrath.
American Airlines Empowers Flight Attendants To Offer Compensation On Board When You Have A Problem
American Airlines is working to empower their front line employees to solve your problems. Is that a good thing?