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The best bites to add to your Super Bowl Sunday menu - insider.com - city Kansas City
insider.com
08.02.2025 / 16:03

The best bites to add to your Super Bowl Sunday menu

Happy Saturday! One CEO became a millionaire at 40. While she's enjoying her career, her friendships have suffered. Here's what she's doing to stay connected.

What Is SSSS on Your Boarding Pass? Here's What It Means, What Triggers It, and How to Get Rid of It for Future Travel - cntraveler.com - Georgia - city New Orleans - county Dallas - parish Orleans - city Minneapolis - Turkey - city Istanbul - county Republic
cntraveler.com
07.02.2025 / 17:19

What Is SSSS on Your Boarding Pass? Here's What It Means, What Triggers It, and How to Get Rid of It for Future Travel

For fliers who haven’t encountered it before, SSSS on a boarding pass stands for Secondary Security Screening Selection. It’s the Transportation Security Administration’s method of selecting passengers for additional security checks. If the acronym appears on your ticket, it means you’ll be subject to an extra-thorough screening—despite having pre-approval through a Trusted Traveler Program such as Clear, NEXUS, Global Entry, or TSA PreCheck. This can extend the boarding process by 15 to 45 minutes (or longer), which is always frustrating if you’re running on a tight schedule.

Editor's Letter: Weave Wellness Into Your Life - cntraveler.com - city New Orleans
cntraveler.com
04.02.2025 / 20:29

Editor's Letter: Weave Wellness Into Your Life

Even if you've only dabbled in wellness travel, you probably know how hard it can be to bring the wellness home with you. You get a killer massage that releases weeks of stress and anxiety, then board a long, difficult flight and return to your life feeling like you could really use a good massage.

Bowman’s Travel Brief: Disney’s Swing and Miss - travelpulse.com - city New Orleans - state California - Washington - parish Orleans - county Wake
travelpulse.com
04.02.2025 / 18:57

Bowman’s Travel Brief: Disney’s Swing and Miss

Walt Disney World swung for the fences with the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser hotel. 

Jazz, Jambalaya, and Mardi Gras—Celebrating Resilience in New Orleans 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina - cntraveler.com - Spain - France - Greece - Ireland - Usa - city New Orleans - city New York - county York - Haiti - Senegal - city Dakar - city Uptown
cntraveler.com
04.02.2025 / 15:25

Jazz, Jambalaya, and Mardi Gras—Celebrating Resilience in New Orleans 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina

"New Orleans is a city of mood,” chef Serigne Mbaye tells me one Wednesday morning in September. We've been discussing the merits of Parkway's po'boys and the old-school kitchen at Commander's Palace. While growing up in Senegal and New York City, Mbaye cooked with his mother, and his Uptown restaurant, Dakar NOLA, braids his memories of this time with his haute restaurant experiences and the deep-rooted African heritage of New Orleans.

With Southwest Introducing Red-eyes and New Ways to Get to Florida and the Super Bowl — Here Are the Airline Routes We're Most Excited About in February - travelandleisure.com - Los Angeles - Usa - New York - city Nashville - city Las Vegas - city New York - city Boston - Washington - Philadelphia - Baltimore - state Florida - city Phoenix - parish Orleans - city Los Angeles - city Newark - county Frontier - county Delta - city Kansas City - city New Orleans, Usa
travelandleisure.com
04.02.2025 / 03:09

With Southwest Introducing Red-eyes and New Ways to Get to Florida and the Super Bowl — Here Are the Airline Routes We're Most Excited About in February

Touchdown! The Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles will face off in the Super Bowl on Feb. 9, a bonanza for special flights to New Orleans.

Help! British Airways Destroyed Our Guitar and Won’t Pay Up. - nytimes.com - city Paris - Britain - New York - city London - state Mississippi
nytimes.com
30.01.2025 / 14:49

Help! British Airways Destroyed Our Guitar and Won’t Pay Up.

I’m a co-owner of Luaka Bop, a New York-based record label, and last June was accompanying the Staples Jr. Singers, a gospel group from Aberdeen, Miss., on a European tour. For a British Airways flight from London to Paris, three musicians were required to check their guitars, but only one instrument arrived in Paris with us. We filled out the forms and tried to impress upon the employee the importance of getting the guitars before the group’s show the next night. One of the two lost guitars did make it to Paris the next day, but British Airways couldn’t or wouldn’t deliver it, so our tour manager took a cab to the airport only to find it had closed. When the group returned to Britain by train, it was still down two guitars. We got one back a few shows later, and eventually found the other one at Heathrow Airport lost and found — with its neck snapped off and its case destroyed. We ended up with over $5,000 in expenses, which included renting guitars for a dozen shows and purchasing a guitar and case (both used) for Arceola Brown, the musician whose instrument was destroyed. We submitted most receipts with the original claim to British Airways on July 25, then added a few more on Aug. 7 and Sept. 11, for a total of $3,331. (We didn’t keep receipts for the rest.) But beyond receiving a case number, we never heard back, despite several email follow-ups. Can you help?

From the Mississippi to the Seine, River Cruising Is Booming - cntraveler.com - Usa - city New Orleans - state Mississippi - state Missouri - state Wisconsin - Colombia - state Oregon - state Ohio - Peru - state Iowa - city Sanctuary - county Green - county Lewis And Clark - county St. Louis
cntraveler.com
30.01.2025 / 00:49

From the Mississippi to the Seine, River Cruising Is Booming

I'm sitting on the 360-degree promenade deck aboard a Viking river cruise, with a glass of wine and a paperback, taking in the silver maples in the high afternoon sun on a bright August day. The water, blue-green and more beautiful than I had expected, hums with steamboats and pontoons. Staff members flit about, delivering cocktails and greeting guests like old friends. With its plentiful blond woods, the stylish ship has the kind of opulence you'd expect on the world's great waterways, from the Nile to the Seine. But I'm on board the 386-passenger Viking Mississippi, custom-built to traverse America's most famous river. Interest in sailing along it has been on the rise since the pandemic, but Viking is the first major luxury liner to offer a trip.

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