I know, I'm a walking, breathing, contradiction, given that I've "fought" for suite upgrades many times over the years (though that was more on principle than anything else). ;)
But am I the only one that doesn't really like suites when traveling alone?
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When the American and US Airways merger got the final go-ahead, I said there were ten things to expect. So far things are playing out pretty much… as expected. One of those things was the US Airways-ization of American. New leadership said that American’s service standards would survive But what that turns out to meean […]
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I'm in Hong Kong again, which is hands down my favorite city in the world. I've visited it well over a dozen times, and I don't think there's a city I'm more passionately familiar with than Hong Kong (I get lost in New York despite the "grid" system, yet I could guide you around Hong Kong with my eyes closed).
I get asked all the time why I love Hong Kong so much, and I have a hard time explaining it. So I figured I'd step back and kind of explain what I enjoy when it comes to travel, and frame that in the context of Hong Kong.
To me there are two kinds of destinations -- "Google Images" destinations and not "Google Images" destinations. What do I mean?
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Al Jazeera aired a take down of the Boeing 787 — arguing that standards were altered to speed up production, and that this compromised safety. The piece strikes me as sensationalist tabloid journalism. I don’t see the benefit to Boeing to push out an aircraft that compromises safety. And clearly the airlines flying the aircraft […]
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