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When we think of Bourgogne, we often associate it with its renowned red wines, but the region has so much more to offer. The whites of Bourgogne embody elegance, terroir, and complexity, all at a more accessible price point than their red counterparts. Stretching from Chablis in the north to Mâcon in the south, Bourgogne’s
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Flaviar, a prominent player in the Beverage-Alcohol ecommerce sector, has recently acquired Speakeasy Company in a significant move that is expected to redefine the industry landscape. This merger, which is already in effect, will see the two companies operating under the Flaviar brand. The acquisition of Speakeasy not only expands Flaviar’s client base to over
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Standing atop the steep slope of Weingut Carl Loewen’s vineyard in the Thörnicher Ritcher Vineyard, one may question why anyone would plant vines in such challenging terrain. However, this unique microclimate offers the ideal conditions for growing golden Riesling grapes with high acidity and tension, resulting in exceptional wines. The combination of the twisting Mosel
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Avelo Airlines recently celebrated its first quarterly profit at Tweed New Haven Airport, the carrier’s primary East Coast base. However, the airline will soon face a new challenge as Breeze Airways enters the market with 10 new routes between December and February. This development has raised questions about the dynamics of competition at the small
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Recent data released by UL Standards has revealed a concerning trend regarding lithium-ion battery-powered devices overheating during airline flights. The report indicated a significant 28% increase in overheating incidents from 2019 to 2023. While such events are still relatively rare, the rise in incidents is alarming. Among the various devices, e-cigarettes were found to be
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Air Canada is currently facing a labor dispute with its pilots union, the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA), which could potentially lead to a strike or lockout. The airline has announced that it could start winding down its operations as early as Sunday if the required 72-hour strike or lockout notice is given by either
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Boeing and the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers have recently reached a new labor deal, avoiding a potentially costly strike at Boeing’s main factories. This tentative agreement includes a significant 25% raise over the span of four years, along with other enhancements to health care and retirement benefits for the workers represented by
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Signature Travel Network has recently announced its exclusive partnership with the Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada to host the Indigenous Tourism Education Modules. These modules, developed in collaboration with Destination Canada, aim to serve as a valuable resource for Indigenous tourism in Canada. During the Owners’ Meeting in Montreal, Chris Alestra, Signature’s vice president of
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Walt Disney World’s Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground has been a go-to destination for nature-loving guests looking to immerse themselves in the great outdoors. With activities such as horseback riding, archery, fishing, and campfire sing-alongs, this sprawling 750-acre forest offers a unique experience for visitors. One of the highlights of staying at Fort Wilderness is
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Oceania Cruises has established itself as a frontrunner in the realm of small-ship cruising, boasting of offering the “finest cuisine at sea.” This claim is bold, yet upon closer examination, it becomes evident that Oceania Cruises is indeed a culinary paradise without the added costs that have become customary for dining in specialty restaurants on
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