Connections Over Connectivity at 10,000 Feet: Creating Consistent Airline...
In a 2010 Open Forum article, Virgin Group founder Richard Branson said, "It's no coincidence that the term 'hospitality industry' is understood to encompass hotels and restaurants, but airlines are...
View ArticleExtremely Soft And Incredibly Cute Polar Bear Triplets Frolic In Canada (PHOTOS)
There may be nothing cuter than a polar bear cub. Except, of course, multiple polar bear cubs. And a full-grown adult polar bear thrown in for good measure. That's the un-bear-ably (sorry) cute scene...
View ArticleOpening Ceremony 2014 Photos: Stunning Images From The Sochi Olympics Opening...
The opening ceremony of the 2014 Sochi Olympics had a little bit of everything. There was no shortage of pomp. There was abundant circumstance. There were approximately 3,000 athletes from more than 80...
View ArticleObama Nominee For Ambassador To Argentina Has Never Actually Been There
Political consultant Noah Bryson Mamet, whom President Barack Obama has nominated to serve as the U.S. ambassador to Argentina, admitted that he has never actually been to that country during his...
View ArticleEnough with the Sochi horror stories already
We thought the big controversies in the Sochi Winter Olympics would be toothpaste terrorism or government-sanctioned homophobia. Then the press tried to check into their hotels and discovered a comical...
View ArticleBill De Blasio Is Not Pleased With Joe Biden's 'Third World' Criticism Of...
NEW YORK (AP) — New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (dih BLAH'-zee-oh) doesn't care for Vice President Joe Biden's criticisms of the city's LaGuardia Airport. Biden on Thursday likened the airport to "some...
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Feel the Love in Philly
From art to cinema, and from spas to breweries, this is how to feel the love in Philadelphia. By Jessica Lopez, Philadelphia editor for Where From dramatic shows and majestic murals, to romantic...
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New Tech Tools for Travel
By Jessica Hoffman When planning a trip across India, expect to be shocked by the number of ways you can go from point A to point B. According to Amit Somani from website MakeMyTrip.com, the country's...
View ArticleFlight Cabin Etiquette 101
A few rules from the pros on how to have an easy flight: The downside is that people who are snotty and obnoxious on the ground are also snotty and obnoxious in the air. Worse, once you are on the...
View ArticleHow to Survive the Great Indian Chaos
Every ex-pat who moves back to India will agree -- it is not easy setting up here. As someone who has come back from the United States, the last few months of my life have not been much different....
View Article21 Things to Pack for a Trip to a Developing Country
Traveling to a place where creature comforts are as common as snow and ice? Don't let "roughing it" ruin your warm-weather escape this month. If you're destined for a place where it's easier to buy a...
View ArticleSochi Olympics Cybersecurity Threats Cited By U.S. In Travel Alert
By Will Dunham WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - The United States on Friday issued a fresh travel alert for Americans attending the Sochi Winter Olympics, citing cybersecurity threats and warning them to...
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Laserwolf: The Extraordinary Life Of A Water Photographer
Imagine starting your work day at a beach every morning. The ocean is your office. Your work hours depend on whether or not it's sunny outside. Your colleagues are surfers and your only real...
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The 8 Most Important Years in the History of the Mile High Club
To celebrate 100 years of flying the friendly skies, Global Yodel did a little research about the exclusive (or not so exclusive) Mile High Club. Meet Lawrence Burst (now that's a middle name) Sperry,...
View ArticleDude Perfect Does Some Insane Winter Olympic-Inspired Tricks (VIDEO)
Dude Perfect is back, and this time they're geared up for the Winter Olympics. The Texas-based trick shot team traveled to Utah and spent some time on the mountains and in the Park City USSA Center of...
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Scotland Really Is A Place To Love, Here Are Some Reasons Why
It's hard not to love Scotland, especially this week, when the country became the 17th in the world to legalize gay marriage. Scotland is a small country packed with wonders, both natural and manmade,...
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This Is Exactly How Spring Break Evolves Throughout Your Life
Most of us think of spring break as a chaotic and debaucherous era of sleazy white T-shirts, empty Corona bottles, and memories that get forgotten before they're made. But spring break hasn't always...
View ArticleDenise Rebelato Arrested After Racking Up $980 Cab Fare
A Massachusetts woman is being accused of taking a cab driver for a ride -- by refusing to pay a $980 cab fare. On Wednesday, Denise Rebelato, 31, returned from Brazil and grabbed the cab at JFK...
View ArticleYou Won't Recognize Sochi In These Old Photos
If the only images you've seen out of Sochi are those of Olympic skiers and Russian security forces, these photos taken in the first half of the twentieth century in the Russian resort town will blow...
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Floods, Tigers And The Olympic Ceremony: The Week In Photos, Feb. 2 - Feb. 9
Nothing quite compares to the power of a photograph to communicate the goings on in the world. Ranging from the serious to the silly, these photos offer a peek into events around the world this week....
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