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Finnair unveiling huge new Schengen Lounge with expanded capacity and space for Oneworld elites - thepointsguy.com - Iceland - Norway - Eu - Finland - Liechtenstein - Switzerland - Ireland - Britain - Usa - Qatar - Cyprus - city Helsinki - region Baltic
thepointsguy.com
27.06.2024 / 14:29

Finnair unveiling huge new Schengen Lounge with expanded capacity and space for Oneworld elites

Finnair is showing off its new Schengen Lounge at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport (HEL) that's slated to open on July 9. The lounge will primarily serve customers traveling on short-haul flights within Europe and passengers connecting in Helsinki from the U.S. and traveling onward to Finland's Lapland and the wider Nordic and Baltic regions.

Fourth of July travel: What to know in 2024, with record crowds expected - thepointsguy.com - Usa - city Atlanta - city Orlando - Jackson
thepointsguy.com
25.06.2024 / 17:57

Fourth of July travel: What to know in 2024, with record crowds expected

This summer is already off to a record-breaking start, and one of the season's biggest travel periods is still upon us: Fourth of July just days away.

Bilt Rewards Just Announced a Huge Transfer Bonus With This Airline — for One Day Only - travelandleisure.com - state Alaska - state Indiana
travelandleisure.com
25.06.2024 / 16:47

Bilt Rewards Just Announced a Huge Transfer Bonus With This Airline — for One Day Only

Bilt Rewards is launching an unprecedented transfer bonus to Alaska Airlines for one day only, allowing members to get up to 100 percent more miles.

Virgin Atlantic Is Offering Huge Discounts on Award Flights to London — but You Have to Book ASAP - travelandleisure.com - Usa - San Francisco - county Miami
travelandleisure.com
24.06.2024 / 22:02

Virgin Atlantic Is Offering Huge Discounts on Award Flights to London — but You Have to Book ASAP

Booking flights across the pond just got cheaper, with tickets starting at 6,000 points for Virgin Atlantic’s big birthday sale. 

A woman is seeking $1 million, saying she saw her husband drown after being electrocuted in a jacuzzi at a Mexican resort - insider.com - Mexico - state Texas - county El Paso
insider.com
19.06.2024 / 13:45

A woman is seeking $1 million, saying she saw her husband drown after being electrocuted in a jacuzzi at a Mexican resort

A Texas woman is seeking over $1 million in damages, saying she watched her husband get electrocuted and then drown while in a hot tub during a family vacation in Mexico.

Forget fighting crowds in Paris this summer. My charming Canadian city has plenty of museums, baguettes, and francophones. - insider.com - France - city Paris - Canada - city Canadian
insider.com
17.06.2024 / 16:19

Forget fighting crowds in Paris this summer. My charming Canadian city has plenty of museums, baguettes, and francophones.

Paris may be on your travel bucket list, but it's bound to be packed with tourists as the 2024 Summer Olympics unfold in the City of Lights in July.

This Summer Beat the Crowds, by Taking a Better Alternative, to Discover an Unexpected Saudi - breakingtravelnews.com - Saudi Arabia
breakingtravelnews.com
14.06.2024 / 19:49

This Summer Beat the Crowds, by Taking a Better Alternative, to Discover an Unexpected Saudi

As the weather warms up you may have started thinking, of the right destination to choose for a cooler escape. Why not consider a vacation to explore an unexpected destination, Saudi, which contrary to preconceptions has average summer temperatures of between 24°C - 78°F - 27 °C/ 84°F in the mountains and along its coastlines.

No Cars, No Crowds: 100 Years of Solitude in the New Mexico Wilderness - nytimes.com - state New Mexico
nytimes.com
12.06.2024 / 11:03

No Cars, No Crowds: 100 Years of Solitude in the New Mexico Wilderness

On a crisp spring morning, I trusted a horse — a bay named Sino — to show me the vast Gila Wilderness of southern New Mexico. Red rock walls rose beside us as we wove back and forth across a shallow creek separating ponderosa pine on the shady south side of Rocky Canyon from barrel cactus in the cliff crevasses on the desertlike north face. I leaned against his neck as Sino climbed a steep ridge that led to a hilltop savannah of pinyon, juniper and groves of tentacled cane cholla cactus tipped in faded yellow fruit. Surrounding them, forested mountains were unblemished by buildings or roads.

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