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APG appointed as SriLankan Airlines’ Passenger GSA in Ireland - traveldailynews.com - Australia - Ireland - Maldives - India - city Abu Dhabi - Sri Lanka - city Doha
traveldailynews.com
27.11.2023 / 09:44

APG appointed as SriLankan Airlines’ Passenger GSA in Ireland

As a proud member of the oneworld Alliance, SriLankan Airlines presently connects its hub, Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo, with various points across South Asia, Southeast Asia, the Far East, Europe, the Middle East and Australia.

Qatar Airways selects SITA to transform network infrastructure - traveldailynews.com - Qatar - city Athens - city Doha
traveldailynews.com
27.11.2023 / 09:43

Qatar Airways selects SITA to transform network infrastructure

SITA Secure SD-WAN will enhance connectivity, security, and operational efficiency across Qatar Airways’ international offices and destinations

Help! Our Trip to Orlando Was Ruined and We Want Our Money Back. - nytimes.com - Usa - city Atlanta - state Florida - India - city Orlando, state Florida
nytimes.com
24.11.2023 / 13:36

Help! Our Trip to Orlando Was Ruined and We Want Our Money Back.

This past June, my wife and I, along with two of our children, flew from our home in India to the eastern United States to see family and visit Universal Studios in Orlando, Fla. The trip included three domestic flights over five days on Frontier Airlines: Philadelphia to Orlando, Orlando to Atlanta, and Atlanta back to Philadelphia. The total cost for four people on three flights was an affordable $939.75, including a $99.99 “Discount Den” membership on Frontier. (We also spent $1,269.52 on tickets at Universal.) But our first flight was delayed and eventually canceled, and Frontier’s staff told us the next available flight was three or four days later — too close to our return flight to India. We were given a QR code at the Philadelphia airport to file for a refund, which we did for all three flights. But all we got was an email with a credit worth $339.92 and good for three months, plus four additional messages with a $100 voucher for each of us. Since Frontier does not operate in India, the credit and vouchers are useless. I fought Frontier through my Discover card, but lost. (Meanwhile, Universal reimbursed us in full.) Can you help?

Share a tip on your travel discovery of the year – you could win a holiday voucher - theguardian.com - Britain
theguardian.com
23.11.2023 / 11:21

Share a tip on your travel discovery of the year – you could win a holiday voucher

One of the joys of travel is that moment when you come across something unexpected that lingers long in the memory. It could be a little-known church with stunning stained-glass windows, a backstreet cafe that offers toothsome pastries, a country walk that serves up cinematic views, an offgrid campsite that delivers peace and serenity, or a stopover town that you wished you had more time to explore. We’d like to hear about your best travel discovery of 2023 – but please restrict your tips to Europe.

The best ways to get around in Kenya - lonelyplanet.com - Britain - county Park - city Nairobi - Kenya
lonelyplanet.com
20.11.2023 / 16:04

The best ways to get around in Kenya

From remote national parks and spectacular hikes to balmy coastal towns and the lively buzz of Nairobi, you'll want to experience all you can on a trip to Kenya.

How I learned to make and sleep in a Swedish snowhole – at minus 30C - theguardian.com - Sweden - Britain - county Thomas - Scotland - city Stockholm
theguardian.com
16.11.2023 / 17:51

How I learned to make and sleep in a Swedish snowhole – at minus 30C

One British childhood winter experience remains the same, despite all the changes of the past century. It’s the one where you gaze out of the window, mesmerised by the falling snow, and start fantasising about building an igloo or a snow cave, then sleeping in it overnight. A few fortunate kids get to follow that up, but for most the fantasy is quickly quashed. The blizzard stops, the snow melts, you lob some slush at your mates then go inside to watch Ski Sunday.

5 Ways Americans Can Move To Norway In 2024 - forbes.com - Norway - Eu - Britain - Usa - city Oslo - state Oregon
forbes.com
15.11.2023 / 14:44

5 Ways Americans Can Move To Norway In 2024

Whether driven by a desire to reconnect with their heritage or seeking a higher standard of living, Americans continue to look towards Norway to chase the Scandinavian dream.

9 money-saving tips for budget travelers in Australia - lonelyplanet.com - Greece - Australia - Thailand - city Victoria
lonelyplanet.com
11.11.2023 / 00:49

9 money-saving tips for budget travelers in Australia

Australia – with its wallpaper-worthy landscapes, vibrant cities, and unique wildlife – is a dream destination for many.

The 12 best places to visit in Sri Lanka - lonelyplanet.com - Netherlands - Sri Lanka
lonelyplanet.com
09.11.2023 / 20:53

The 12 best places to visit in Sri Lanka

With rugged mountains, untouched beaches and fertile soil that grows coconuts, tea and spices, Sri Lanka offers travelers a wondrous mix of experiences unmatched for an island of its size.

The Grand Dame of Nassau Returns: British Colonial Set To Make Winter Debut - breakingtravelnews.com - Bahamas - Britain - county Garden - city Nassau
breakingtravelnews.com
08.11.2023 / 07:35

The Grand Dame of Nassau Returns: British Colonial Set To Make Winter Debut

British Colonial, an iconic Nassau hotel steeped in more than 100 years of local history, will reopen this winter, showcasing a highly anticipated redesign inclusive of its guest rooms, public spaces, amenities, and onsite programs. The hotel’s 288 newly redesigned rooms, including 25 signature suites, occupy seven floors of the building and feature luxurious marble bathrooms, 50” flat-screen televisions, and desks designed for corporate and business travellers looking to work remotely with ease. Highlights include the spacious Prime Minister Suite and One-Bedroom Suites with adjoining parlours. Additional options include City View, Garden View, Oceanview and Premium Oceanview rooms - though with 21 different layouts due to the building’s unique design, there are very few rooms alike. Detailed wallpaper designs rotate between tropical palms, opaque garden-scapes and historical renderings. Dark wood cabinetry and bold, geometric tiling that offer a nod to the roaring twenties are softly juxtaposed by tropical prints and deep garden green, ocean blue and coral hues emblematic of The Bahamas’ nature.

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