Emirates Adds Second Daily Dubai To Seattle Flight

Emirates’ growth strategy at times can be a bit puzzling, especially given how many A380s they have. While airlines like Etihad, Korean Air, and Qantas have to put thought into which routes they operate the A380 with (given how few they operate), Emirates seems to be willing to fly them just about anywhere. In general…

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Bono, A Dinner in Dublin, And a Story I Wish Was Mine to Tell

This story is not mine, and regrettably, I can’t remember who it does belong to. We were in…



from The Everywhereist http://www.everywhereist.com/bono-a-dinner-in-dublin-and-a-story-i-wish-was-mine-to-tell/

Taking a Travel Break Mid-Career: On the Road with John Fiddler and Kathleen Egan

This is a traveler case study. (Read others or nominate yourself . )John and Kathleen opted to take a mid-career break and travel the world under three tenants: sightseeing, athletics (trail running, climbing, and long distance hiking), and volunteering.

We're two 40-somethings on a multi-year career break traveling the planet. Along with adventuring through the wild landscapes of the world to see the sights and cultures of the planet, we’re trying to give back to communities as we travel.From kayaking the length of the Baja peninsula, trail running around Europe, backpacking through Southeast Asia (and getting married there!), to being the first expedition to traverse the high route of the Great Himalaya Trail (87 days, unsupported), to now exploring and volunteering in Africa, it has been a crazy and incredible two years.

from The Art of Non-Conformity http://chrisguillebeau.com/on-the-road-with-john-fiddler-and-kathleen-egan/

Americans who were raised abroad

"7. When foreign friends say, “You're not like a typical American,” you take that as the ultimate compliment."



from Matador Network » Matador Network http://matadornetwork.com/abroad/11-signs-youre-american-raised-abroad/

Clever airlines rename fuel surcharges to avoid regulation

from Elliott http://elliott.org/advice-you-can-take/clever-airlines-rename-fuel-surcharges-to-avoid-regulation/

Exactly how many Facebook fans were lost by hotels in the Great Purge?

Facebook’s Great Purge came to a close last week, and many brands experienced precipitous drops in total likes as the social network ...



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Animal Travels: 6 Reasons Why the Zoo Is Not Just For Kids

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Zoos and wildlife parks are not just for travelers with kids – everyone can get plenty out of some animal travels.

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'Extremely Long And Extremely Difficult'

Search and rescue for crashed Germanwings Airbus A320 is expected to be a monumental challenge. The plane crashed in the French Alps at an altitude of about 6,550 feet.



from Travel Feedly http://www.ibtimes.com/germanwings-a320-crash-search-rescue-french-alps-be-extremely-long-extremely-1857074

15 photographers show us Russia

These images from 500px photographers will shatter many people's stereotypical dreary vision of this vast country:



from Matador Network » Matador Network http://matadornetwork.com/trips/15-photographers-show-us-diverse-beauty-russia/

Airbus' global, short-range single-aisle workhorse

from CNN.com - Travel http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/24/travel/airbus-a320-profile-new/index.html

U.S. travelers flock to Cuba

Tour companies are rushing to meet the increased demand from Americans who want to visit Cuba. CNN's Clare Sebastian reports.

from CNN.com - Travel http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/world/2015/03/22/pkg-sebastian-cuba-rising-us-travel.cnn.html

Signs you learned to eat in Mexico

You remember the time when you stained your favorite shirt with mole…and it never came out.



from Matador Network » Matador Network http://matadornetwork.com/life/15-signs-learned-eat-mexico/

The What, Where and Who of marketing to millenials

You often read articles that say 'Millennials are lazy' and want stuff for nothing, but that they are also a golden opportunity.

from Tnooz http://www.tnooz.com/article/the-what-where-and-who-of-marketing-to-millenials/#utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=the-what-where-and-who-of-marketing-to-millenials

The Getaway: Getting to the Front of the Visa Line

Frustrated by visa applications for destinations like Brazil, Russia, China and India? Here’s a three-step plan for success.

















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Pick Up 50,000 Points Without A Credit Inquiry

One of the objectives in this game of free (or almost free) travel is to pick up as many points as easily as possible. Credit cards are still by far the easiest way to do that, with 40,000 or more points and miles available on top cards. The cost for you to pick up these […]



from Frugal Travel Guy http://www.frugaltravelguy.com/2015/03/pick-up-50000-points-without-a-credit-inquiry.html