Cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike has found itself in the middle of a legal battle with Delta Air Lines, following a software update failure on July 19th. This failure led to more than 6,300 cancellations between Delta and its regional subsidiary Endeavour over five days, costing the airline approximately $500 million. Despite Delta’s threat of a lawsuit,
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United Airlines reported a strong second-quarter profit increase of more than 20% compared to the previous year. This was largely driven by robust demand for international travel, which positively impacted the carrier’s overall results. However, the third-quarter forecast fell short of expectations due to an oversupply of flights putting pressure on fares. In the second
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When it comes to airports that cater to beer lovers, Nashville International Airport (BNA) is definitely one of the top contenders. With outlets of five local breweries, including Fat Bottom Brewing, Little Harpeth Brewing, TailGate Brewery, Tennessee Brew Works, and Yazoo Brewing Company, BNA offers a diverse selection of craft beers for travelers to enjoy.
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The recent court filing by Hawaiian Airlines regarding the U.S. Department of Transportation’s rule for airline fee disclosure highlights the potential consequences for the airline industry if this rule is implemented as planned. The declaration from Hawaiian Airlines suggests that the airline would need to cease all traditional GDS sales if it cannot comply with
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Travel trends are constantly evolving, and one concept that has gained popularity is the idea of destination “dupes.” These are places that offer experiences similar to well-known destinations but without the overcrowding and high costs that often come with them. The trend of opting for dupes has seen a significant surge, particularly in the wake
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Pinot Noir is a prestigious red wine that has its roots deeply embedded in the rolling vineyards of Burgundy, France. Originating from France, Pinot Noir grapes have a rich history, initially cultivated by the Cistercian monks in Burgundy. Over time, collectors have come to treasure Pinot Noir for its finesse and age-worthiness, with the most
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As we celebrate the designated day for white wine, it is essential to explore the diverse world of West Coast white wines, particularly those from California. The selection of white wines from this region ranges from light and easy to more full-bodied options, showcasing the rich tapestry of flavors that these wines have to offer.
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London’s culinary scene is constantly evolving and this summer has brought a renewed vitality to the city. One notable spot to visit is Humble Chicken, which recently received its first Michelin star. Chef-owner Angelo Sato has created a sixteen-course tasting menu that pushes the boundaries of Japanese cuisine. Diners can expect visually stunning dishes like
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In recent years, popular tourist destinations such as Barcelona and Maui have experienced a surge in anti-tourism sentiment, leading to a new wave of legislation targeting short-term vacation rentals. This crackdown on short-term rentals is gaining momentum, with more cities joining in to regulate Airbnbs more aggressively. According to Daniel Guttentag, an associate professor at
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Frank Belzer, the senior vice president of sales and partner relations at Margaritaville at Sea, recently shared his reflections on the significance of travel advisors in the travel industry. Having been actively involved in working with travel advisors for the past two decades, Belzer recognizes the unique value proposition that these professionals bring to the
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In the second quarter of this year, Sabre saw a 1% decline in air bookings in its global distribution system, totaling 76.2 million. However, CEO Kurt Ekert pointed out that despite this overall decrease, corporate bookings actually increased between 2% and 3% compared to the same period last year. This positive trend in corporate travel
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