The rumblings of a global trade war aren’t just affecting steel and soybeans; they’re sending shivers down the spine of the US travel sector. According to a recent report by Tourism Economics, escalating trade tensions pose a significant threat to the industry, potentially leading to a downturn in international arrivals and a loss of billions […]
Is the Trade War Killing US Tourism? Traveler Concerns Grow Read More »
We recently found out that two flights from Mexico were rerouted from Atlanta to an Alabama Airport. The new airport had no customs, forcing the passengers to stay on the plane all night. Delta apologized for falling short. I’m curious if there was anything that could be done or if this is one of those
Stranded in Alabama: Did Delta Passengers Get a Raw Deal? Read More »
I just read an article that highlight an unspoken truth about resort fees at hotels. Basically the article highlights that a Holiday Inn Express in Hudson Wisconsin, charges a resort fee (aka amenities fee) for providing absolutely nothing of value to its customers. From their website, they highlight potato chips as one of their amenities.
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I hate to admit but I a loyal Marriott Bonvoy member who has traveled around the world. I started out as a SPG member and then was folded into the Bonvoy world after they acquired all the Starwood properties and programs. Recently, I have found myself questioning the value of my loyalty to Marriott. While
Does Marriott Bonvoy Care About Its Members? A Critical Look Read More »
The airline club lounge. A haven of peace for frequent flyers, offering respite from the chaos of the terminal with complimentary snacks, drinks, and a comfortable workspace. Â Â But lately, there’s been a disturbing trend: passengers are taking more than they’re entitled to. Â We’re talking about the brazen theft of food and beverages from these
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For many on Long Island, the news of Village Hero‘s closure was sad news and a passing of an institution. However, its return was met with much hoopla. This wasn’t just another deli reopening; it was the revival of a local legend, a place synonymous with generously sized and seriously satisfying hero sandwiches. After a
Village Hero Syosset Reopening: A Review of Their Famous Heroes Read More »
Stepping into O Mandarin in Hicksville is like crossing a threshold into another world. The ambiance is the first thing that tells you that this restaurant is something different. Gone is the familiar Long Island landscape, replaced by an elegant ambiance that whispers of traditional Chinese artistry. Intricately carved wooden panels, warm lighting, and thoughtfully
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If you’re looking for authentic Texas barbecue in San Antonio, look no further than B&B Smokehouse. This unassuming spot serves up some of the best smoked meats and flavorful tacos I’ve had in a long time. From the moment we walked in, the aroma of slow-smoked meats filled the air, instantly whetting our appetites. The
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Dirty French is a vibrant Parisian bistro in the heart of New York City’s Lower East Side just steps from Katz Delicatessen. I was surprised to learn that it was located in a hotel. Normally, I have an aversion to Hotel restaurants since they tend to be subpar due to their captive audience. We heard
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Air travel, once a glamorous experience, seems to have devolved into a battleground of self-centeredness. From the moment we enter the airport, it’s a constant struggle for personal space, elbow room, and a sense of civility. Gone are the days of courteous passengers, replaced by a “me-first” mentality that permeates every stage of the journey.
Has Flying Lost Its Courtesy? The Trend of Selfish Passengers Read More »
