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Video taken by a planespotter in Canada shows the moment a Boeing 777 was hit by lightning just after takeoff - insider.com - Canada
insider.com
06.03.2024 / 10:55

Video taken by a planespotter in Canada shows the moment a Boeing 777 was hit by lightning just after takeoff

Most airliners are struck by lightning at least once a year, according to the National Weather Service. It's less common that such an incident is caught on video.

Alaska Airlines Partners With Expedia To Create Alaska Vacations - travelpulse.com - Usa - state Alaska
travelpulse.com
05.03.2024 / 19:27

Alaska Airlines Partners With Expedia To Create Alaska Vacations

Alaska Airlines announced a new partnership with Expedia designed to create a one-stop portal to book dream adventures, dubbed Alaska Vacations.

Airbnb Closes in on 1.5 Million Verified Listings to Build Trust - skift.com - France - Australia - Britain - Canada - state California - state Airbnb
skift.com
04.03.2024 / 16:23

Airbnb Closes in on 1.5 Million Verified Listings to Build Trust

More than four years after Airbnb pledged to verify all of its listings, the company said Monday it will soon have nearly 1.5 million verified listings, and that badges will be pinned to listings that have completed the process.

Travel To BC, Canada This Spring For Peak Bird-watching Season - forbes.com - Britain - Canada - city Columbia, Britain
forbes.com
04.03.2024 / 12:11

Travel To BC, Canada This Spring For Peak Bird-watching Season

This spring, grab your binoculars and join The BC Bird Trail in celebrating the start of another amazing birdwatching season. As millions of migratory birds return to British Columbia, bird enthusiasts of all ages and experience levels have the incredible opportunity to observe these remarkable creatures complete another annual migration.

BLS International awarded contracts by Hungary to provide visa outsourcing services in Jordan, Canada, and Algeria - traveldailynews.com - Hungary - Uzbekistan - Canada - Qatar - Jordan - county Centre - city New Delhi - Bangladesh - Oman - Algeria - Azerbaijan
traveldailynews.com
04.03.2024 / 08:17

BLS International awarded contracts by Hungary to provide visa outsourcing services in Jordan, Canada, and Algeria

Under this partnership, BLS International will play a pivotal role in managing Hungary’s visa processing operations, optimizing efficiency, and enhancing the overall experience for applicants.

Expedia Group appoints Alfonso Paredes as President of Private Label Solutions and Greg Schulze as President of Travel Partners and Media - traveldailynews.com
traveldailynews.com
04.03.2024 / 08:16

Expedia Group appoints Alfonso Paredes as President of Private Label Solutions and Greg Schulze as President of Travel Partners and Media

Following the succession from Peter Kern to Ariane Gorin, Expedia Group taps two long-time Expedia veterans to lead newly formed operating divisions.

Lynx Air suspends operations, how Air Canada responds - traveldailynews.com - Usa - Mexico - Canada
traveldailynews.com
04.03.2024 / 08:15

Lynx Air suspends operations, how Air Canada responds

Lynx Air served 18 destinations, including 11 in Canada, six in the United States, and one in Mexico.

Expedia announced global workforce reduction amidst travel demand shifts - traveldailynews.com - Usa
traveldailynews.com
04.03.2024 / 08:03

Expedia announced global workforce reduction amidst travel demand shifts

The online travel company, which also owns brands such as VRBO and Hotels.com, said that it was committed to “restructuring actions” that resulted in the layoffs.

Traveler insights Q1 2024: Top destinations and event trends from Expedia - traveldailynews.com - France
traveldailynews.com
04.03.2024 / 07:50

Traveler insights Q1 2024: Top destinations and event trends from Expedia

Expedia Group’s Q3 2023 data indicated that traveler confidence remained high as people continued to travel for events and planned short- and long-term trips.

3 March Break Activities In Canada The Whole Family Will Love - forbes.com - county Park - Canada
forbes.com
01.03.2024 / 17:16

3 March Break Activities In Canada The Whole Family Will Love

March Break is one of the busiest travel times of the year and families across North America are getting ready to explore the world. Often referred to as Spring Break, with kids out of school it’s the perfect time to plan a fun family getaway and make lasting memories. Time off for students in North America varies by schools and regions but typically happens in March. Canada is the world’s second largest country as well as one of the most beautiful. From exploring nature, finding hidden gems, taking an unforgettable road trip, to touring vibrant cities, there are thrilling activities and unique experiences from coast to coast in the Great White North. Here are three ideas for an unforgettable March Break with kids in Canada.

Morocco's Tourism Resilience: Intrepid Helps After Earthquake - skift.com - Morocco - Usa - Canada - state Indiana
skift.com
01.03.2024 / 16:21

Morocco's Tourism Resilience: Intrepid Helps After Earthquake

Intrepid Travel has been driving tourism back to Moroccan villages impacted by the September earthquake.

In the Remote Northwest Territories of Canada, Indigenous Tourism Paves the Path Forward - cntraveler.com - Netherlands - Britain - Usa - Canada
cntraveler.com
29.02.2024 / 17:33

In the Remote Northwest Territories of Canada, Indigenous Tourism Paves the Path Forward

In the autumn of 1897, after gold was discovered in the Klondike, my English great-grandfather rode out from a cattle ranch near Edmonton, Alberta, to make his fortune. It was late in the season. He traveled with three Americans, eight pack ponies, a Winchester rifle, a tin billycan for tea, a Dutch oven for making bread, a goatskin coat, and a few light mining implements. But the snowfall was heavier than expected, which made the ground treacherous for the horses. When his companions decided to sit out the winter with some fur trapping, my great-grandfather sold his share of the ponies for sled dogs and hired an Indigenous tracker instead. His pace picked up, but the weather deteriorated. When supplies got dangerously low, he suggested to his tracker that they eat the dogs. Eventually, he was forced to return to England empty-handed. His diary, however, survived.

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