Category: Travel
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Dine Like a Local in Amsterdam: Where + What to Eat on Your Next Trip
[dropcap]L[/dropcap]onging for a long weekend trip abroad? Give Amsterdam a try. The Dutch capital is known for its artistic heritage that includes Van Gogh, Rembrandt, and Vermeer, a maze-like canal system, and tiny narrow houses with gabled facades, but it has much more to offer than coffee shops and a trillion bike paths running through the…
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British Airways’ Strike Gives Muscat Passengers A Nice Upgrade
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]ince June this year, British Airways’ mixed fleet crew have been on strike. Thankfully, the impact hasn’t been as large as when it happens at Lufthansa or Air France. In fact, for passengers the experience has been quite positive. Many intra-European passengers have been enjoying Qatar A320s on certain routes. This was an especially big…
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American Officially Makes Their Auckland Flight Seasonal
[dropcap]L[/dropcap]ast June American launched flights between Los Angeles and Auckland, which was part of their transpacific expansion out of LAX. This came just several months after American launched flights between Los Angeles and Sydney. However, the Los Angeles to Auckland flight clearly hasn’t been performing as well as they had hoped. In April we learned…
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10 Great City Hotels Where You Can Redeem Your IHG Annual Free Night Certificate
IHG Annual Free Night Certificate – In the interest of full disclosure, One Mile At A Time earns a referral bonus for anyone that’s approved through some of the below links. These are the best publicly available offers that we have found for each card. Please check out our advertiser policy for further details about…
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Go-karts, laser tag and barbecue highlight new Norwegian Cruise Line Bliss offerings
[dropcap]R[/dropcap]acing at sea isn’t just for the Chinese anymore. Norwegian Cruise Line revealed that its new Florida-bound Norwegian Bliss will include a go-kart race track, and while its sister ship China-based Norwegian Joy may have been the first, this one will be bigger. It was among several features on the ship due in 2018 that…
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Orlando airport processes claims for delays from broken shuttles
[dropcap]O[/dropcap]rlando airport – As Orlando’s airport manages a $3.1 billion expansion and a record 43 million passengers a year, it also has a relatively tiny but conspicuous accounting task to conclude: paying claims for shuttle trouble this year. Only 105 fliers filed claims for compensation by the Aug. 7 deadline, although Orlando International Airport reported…
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Five Central Florida cities soon will help you pay for Uber rides
[dropcap]C[/dropcap]entral Florida – If you live in Altamonte Springs and use Uber to dine at a Lake Mary restaurant, the city of Lake Mary could pick up part of the tab for your trip. Likewise, if you take the ride-sharing service from Maitland to downtown Sanford or to the Orlando Sanford International Airport to catch…