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Young people love Carnival's cruises — I sailed on its newest ship and saw why - insider.com
insider.com
09.11.2024 / 13:13

Young people love Carnival's cruises — I sailed on its newest ship and saw why

When you go on a Carnival cruise, you're more likely to see your millennial coworker than your older next-door neighbor.

Why Quaint Carmel-by-the-Sea Suddenly Feels Cool - cntraveler.com - New York - San Francisco - city San Francisco - county Pacific
cntraveler.com
08.11.2024 / 13:23

Why Quaint Carmel-by-the-Sea Suddenly Feels Cool

Before Carmel-by-the-Sea became known for its wealthy retirees, tony golf courses, and upscale resorts, it was a bohemian hot spot. More than a century ago, poets, artists, and writers—including Jack London, Salvador Dalí, and Mary Hunter Austin—decamped to the charming hamlet, today beloved for its cottage-lined cobblestone streets and picturesque stretch of coastline. Some were fleeing San Francisco after the 1906 earthquake, while others just wanted to commune with like-minded freethinkers. A bit of that creative spirit has blown back into the one-square-mile town these past few years, driven by an influx of 30-and 40-somethings who have arrived to start businesses—drawn, like their predecessors, by the beauty of nature and the quality of life here. The result: a host of fresh restaurants and boutique hotels that are making Carmel more dynamic than it's been in years.

Flexibility is key: Why I (mostly) like the Virgin Atlantic Flying Club changes - thepointsguy.com - city Manchester
thepointsguy.com
04.11.2024 / 14:39

Flexibility is key: Why I (mostly) like the Virgin Atlantic Flying Club changes

On Oct. 30, Virgin Atlantic rolled out the long-awaited changes to its Flying Club program, and overall, they were not as bad as I had feared.

Why You Can’t Afford to Miss Skift Aviation Forum - skift.com - Usa - county Dallas
skift.com
01.11.2024 / 15:39

Why You Can’t Afford to Miss Skift Aviation Forum

With Skift Aviation Forum right around the corner on November 12 in Dallas, this is your chance to connect with aviation’s most influential leaders. The forum brings together over 300 decision-makers, analysts, and disruptors from across the aviation industry, making it an unmissable event for anyone serious about the future of air travel.

Delta’s Popular Seatback Map Is Getting an Upgrade — Here’s Why - travelandleisure.com
travelandleisure.com
01.11.2024 / 14:41

Delta’s Popular Seatback Map Is Getting an Upgrade — Here’s Why

A popular in-flight activity is becoming more accessible. Delta Air Lines recently announced that its in-flight map would soon have new features to make it more accessible to low-vision passengers.  The newest version of the map will feature a special accessibility mode that has high-contrast colors, such as a black, white, and gray option which makes it easier to track a flight's progress, the airline shared in a post.

Why Is It So Hard to Sleep While Traveling? - cntraveler.com - Britain
cntraveler.com
30.10.2024 / 21:03

Why Is It So Hard to Sleep While Traveling?

Getting sleep while traveling can be a nightmare. There is a combination of psychological, neurological, and environmental factors that can disrupt our natural sleep patterns. Below, we talk to experts to figure out exactly why we struggle to sleep while traveling—and how to mitigate it.

Why I want this Marriott credit card — even though the annual fee is high - thepointsguy.com - Usa - New York - city Vail
thepointsguy.com
30.10.2024 / 18:43

Why I want this Marriott credit card — even though the annual fee is high

Many years ago, there was really only one major rewards card that cost more than around $100 per year — and that was the ubiquitous Platinum Card® from American Express. If you wanted to get into a Centurion Lounge — which at the time was in a league of its own — you didn't leave home without it.

This epic world cruise just got longer but will still end on time — find out why - thepointsguy.com - Australia - Japan - Taiwan - Hong Kong - state Alaska - Antarctica - city Seattle, state Alaska - city Tokyo - Singapore - Vietnam - city Fort Lauderdale - city Rio De Janeiro - Panama
thepointsguy.com
29.10.2024 / 20:51

This epic world cruise just got longer but will still end on time — find out why

When you've booked a sailing that's 132 days long, what's one more day? Fun — that's what. Holland America Line has redone the back half of its 2026 Grand World Voyage, which is now a day longer than originally scheduled — but for an interesting reason.

Why has Lufthansa's Earnings Position ‘Deteriorated Significantly’? - skift.com - Germany - Eu - Austria - Switzerland - Israel - Iran - Iraq - region Asia-Pacific
skift.com
29.10.2024 / 09:55

Why has Lufthansa's Earnings Position ‘Deteriorated Significantly’?

The Lufthansa Group painted a mixed picture on Tuesday as it reported its latest financial results. The German company said its earnings position “deteriorated significantly” in the first nine months of 2024 compared to a year earlier. This was despite record-breaking revenues and overall capacity growth. 

Why the Frontier Airlines Mastercard became the newest credit card in my wallet - thepointsguy.com - parish Orleans - city New Orleans, county Armstrong - county Armstrong
thepointsguy.com
28.10.2024 / 13:49

Why the Frontier Airlines Mastercard became the newest credit card in my wallet

I've had more than 20 credit cards for several years now, and I take great care to maximize each one. Whether I'm transferring rewards to valuable partners, getting a jump start on elite status or leveraging free night certificates, I get thousands of dollars of value from these cards every single year.

Why can't I add a lap infant to my Etihad award ticket? - thepointsguy.com - Britain - Usa - city Houston - city Abu Dhabi - Oman - city Muscat
thepointsguy.com
28.10.2024 / 13:49

Why can't I add a lap infant to my Etihad award ticket?

Loyal TPG reader Jonathan Phillippe is a serviceman stationed in Oman with his wife and two young children. He recently redeemed 210,000 American Airlines AAdvantage miles for three business-class seats on Etihad Airways. The family planned to fly from Muscat International Airport (MCT) to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) for a short visit to the States. His 6-month-old son would travel as a lap infant with one of the adults.

I Used Cuyana's System Tote for Three Months—Here's Why I'm Never Putting it Down - cntraveler.com - Italy
cntraveler.com
25.10.2024 / 23:35

I Used Cuyana's System Tote for Three Months—Here's Why I'm Never Putting it Down

I've never really had a work bag that I truly loved; I've always opted for a backpack that I kept from my time in school, but I'd been eager to switch over to something that looked more professional (and made me feel less like a kid on their way home from class), but was still versatile enough that I could use regularly. While I certainly love to sport a classic canvas tote on the weekends—perfect for tossing in odds and ends while out and about—I needed something more structured and sturdy for work and travel so my essentials wouldn't be knocking around inside. The 13-inch System Tote from Cuyana was definitely more upscale than my average canvas tote, seamlessly befitting happy hours, work, and exciting new restaurant openings. I loved the signature Italian leather exterior and interior, which was understated, tasteful, and complimented any outfit I threw on.

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