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fromConde Nast Traveler
1 week ago

How I Travel: Joel Kim Booster Wrote Most of a Movie on a Flight to Tokyo

"I remember my first Delta One flight cross country, and I mostly remember it because Amanda Seyfried was on the flight, and she had a golden retriever that also got its own seat," he says of his first time flying in a class other than economy. "I remember thinking like, 'Wow, that dog has probably flown first class more than I have.' And probably still has!"
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E-Commerce
fromHackernoon
1 year ago

How Your Layover Time Can Make or Break an Airline's Profit | HackerNoon

Negative experiences with codeshare flights can significantly impact airline passenger preferences.
LA real estate
fromTravel + Leisure
4 months ago

The No. 1 Hotel in Greater Los Angeles Is a Discrete Stay in a Popular Residential Neighborhood-See the Full List of Top Properties

Los Angeles offers a diverse range of hotel options, appealing to various traveler preferences and reflecting the city's character.
fromTravel + Leisure
4 months ago

These Are the 5 Best Luxury Trains in the World for 2025-and No. 1 Is in North America With Mountain Views and Access to Glacial Waters

Trains were specifically rated on criteria such as comfort, service, scenery, and on-board amenities, allowing readers to express their preferences based on personal experiences.
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fromBusiness Insider
5 months ago

Our family booked a dreamy beach vacation to Bora Bora. We were so disappointed that we flew somewhere else after 3 days.

At first, our family's trip to Bora Bora felt like the ultimate tropical escape - there's nothing quite like relaxing in a beautiful overwater bungalow above crystal-clear water at a resort in French Polynesia.
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Fashion & style
fromIndependent
5 months ago

Chupi Sweetman: 'In my first house, we did a renovation which was very sympathetic to the period... I knew we made a colossal mistake'

The founder favors intimate, home-like experiences over traditional hotel stays.
SF food
fromTravel + Leisure
7 months ago

Flight Attendant Reveals How Airlines Pick the In-flight Snacks-and How You Can Weigh In

Airline snack selection is influenced by customer feedback, popularity, age demographics, and logistical considerations.
fromBusiness Insider
7 months ago

I sat in the front and back of economy for a round-trip long-haul flight. I'm still partial to the back.

Each seat had perks. People at the front had food options, but the back had a galley for stretching.
London food
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