THE TOP 10 IN TRAVEL NEWS THIS WEEK:
- Tube Strikes in London This Week
- Carnival plans Cuba cruise itineraries
- After resisting for years, JetBlue adds checked bag fee
- Serial stowaway arrested twice in 2 days in Chicago
- TSA tweets photo of airline passenger’s $75K cash in suitcase, draws public outrage
- Uber is suspending one of its services in France after taxi drivers rioted in the streets
- Delta to boost transcontinental capacity from New York JFK
- Lightning strikes airport passenger in Columbia
- Marriott and TripAdvisor announce instant booking
- Los Angeles airport installing $1.5M Wi-Fi upgrade
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- Virgin Atlantic to cut 500 from workforce
- Porter Airlines hit with fine for spamming customers
- JetBlue opens outdoor rooftop lounge, with dog walk, at NYC’s JFK Airport
- Report: Number Of Bird Strikes Going Up At Tri-State Area Airports
- American Airlines to put Boeing 787s into Los Angeles in fall 2015
- Dermatologists Warn About the Dangers of Sunburn Art
- MGM Resorts International and Celebrity Cruises Team Up to Deliver One-of-a-Kind Experiences and Benefits
- The best travel website? Sorry, there’s no silver bullet
- LAX X-Ray Machine Reveals Cat in Passenger’s Luggage
- President Obama: ‘New Chapter’ Begins as US, Cuba Will Open Embassies
- Kim Jong Un Executes Designer Of His New Airport Because He Didn’t Like It
- Pilots Fired for Letting Playboy Model Take Mid-Flight Pictures in Cockpit
- Frontier Airlines stops service to Delaware leaving the state without regular airline service
- Turkish to democratize travel with free economy transit lounge
- San Francisco hotels NOT most expensive after all
- American Airlines Is Finally Investing in Better Catering
- Uber Launches UberBoat in Istanbul
- Neutrogena is the number one sunscreen to avoid, says EWG
- New ‘Priority’ branding for Oneworld
- In-Flight Wi-Fi Will Soon Get Much Faster, Gogo Tells Wall Street
- Tech and tourism: 11 people changing the way we travel
- Seeking like-minded tourists, White House lifts photo ban on tours
- Air passenger’s awful sandwich goes viral
- Delta: Our new valet service is working
- US airline probe would need proof beyond business as usual
- Google-owned mapping company Waze is launching a ride-sharing app in Israel
- The most hilarious (and plain bizarre) holiday complaints ever
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- How to gain access to the most exclusive hotel pools
- 10 things to know before you book a cruise
- The Best Strategies To Reduce Your Risk of Skin Cancer
- Is the seat-back movie about to die out?
- The portfolio of Marriott International’s latest acquisition, Delta Hotels and Resorts has gone live on Marriott.com
- United States of food trucks: 51 deliciously quirky treats
- Would you spend a night in the world’s scariest hotel room?
- TSA pays out millions for stolen, damaged bag claims
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