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Sophisticated American cuisine, fireside: Antrim 1844’s Smokehouse Restaurant
Elevated. Whether you’re staying at Antrim 1844 or coming for dinner, you’ll instantly realize that this isn’t the typical inn…
Easy, luscious cold-brew coffee with Coffee Gator by tamarmarcopolostyle
For those of you who’ve kept your wallets in your pockets with the outrageous prices charged for cold-brew coffee, you…
New destinations from Munich and Frankfurt in summer 2018
Lufthansa expands its route network and will offer new intercontinental destinations from Frankfurt and Munich in summer 2018. New from…
Norwegian Named One of the Most Innovative Companies in Travel by Fast Company
Norwegian was named one of Fast Company’s 10 Most Innovative Companies in Travel for 2017. The magazine’s annual ranking of…
Emirates to launch daily service to Newark via Athens
Emirates will launch a new daily service from Dubai to Newark Liberty International Airport, via the Greek capital city of…
Hilton continues Moroccan expansion with first hotel in Casablanca
Hilton has signed a management agreement with Group Sadiki to open its first hotel in Casablanca. The news follows the conclusion of…
Boeing, Norwegian Agree to Record GoldCare Coverage
Boeing announced at the 2016 Farnborough International Airshow that Norwegian has committed to GoldCare coverage for its 737 MAX fleet…
Airbus A350 fleet is coming to Munich
Lufthansa`s first ten aircraft of the type Airbus A350-900 will be based in Munich from January 2017. This will equip…
Air Canada launches Toronto – Rio de Janeiro
- Air Canada is very pleased to become the only carrier operating non-stop flights between Canada and the celebrated city of Rio de Janeiro. The service complements our Toronto-Sao Paulo route, meaning Air Canada now offers two destinations in Brazil. The new route also reinforces our market-leading position as the only carrier flying non-stop between Canada and South America," said Benjamin Smith, President, Passenger Airlines, at Air Canada.
