Top 10 in Travel News: Week of February 6, 2019

THE TOP 10 IN TRAVEL NEWS THIS WEEK:

1. Royal Caribbean is offering $136,000 for someone to travel the world and post on social media
2. Meet the Woman Who Helped Book Hotel Rooms for 80 Homeless People in Freezing Chicago
3. O’Hare in Chicago was the busiest airport in the U.S. last year
4. Drunken WestJet passenger ordered to pay airline $21K in fuel costs
5. Outrage and Empathy After a Mother’s Death on NYC Subway Stairs
6. Man drives through fence at Pensacola International Airport, does doughnuts near runway
7. The Galaxy’s First Luxury Space Hotel Is Already Sold Out For Months
8. Amerimed private hospital in Cancun kicks out cruise ship evacuee who couldn’t pay thousands of dollars upfront for surgery
9. United Passengers Defend Pair Being Fat Shamed by Seatmate: ‘You’re Disgusting’
10. Air New Zealand Refunds Passengers After 20% Throw Up on Bumpy Flight

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