Top 10 in Travel News: Week of July 25, 2018

THE TOP 10 IN TRAVEL NEWS THIS WEEK:

1. Hawaiian Airlines to buy 10 787-9 aircraft
2. Airfares continue to drop even as jet fuel prices climb
3. Airbus ‘Beluga Whale’ takes flight for the first time
4. Vaping pilots who caused Air China flight to drop 21,000 feet lose licenses
5. ‘Death Traps’: Branson Tragedy Isn’t First Deadly Duck Boat Accident
6. Japan heatwave declared natural disaster as death toll mounts
7. Baltimore Has the Worst Bed Bug Infestation in America according to Orkin
8. The 50 most dangerous cities in the world
9. The 25 Worst American Cities for Driving
10. Chicago Tribune restaurant critic shows his face for the first time in nearly 30 years

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EVEN MORE TRAVEL NEWS:

• Virgin has revealed the name of its first cruise ship
• Wave After Wave of Garbage Hits the Dominican Republic
• New York City Sues Airbnb to Enforce New Law Regarding Host Information
• Avis now offering rental car discounts to Amazon customers
• Airfares continue steady decline
• These Are the Most Expensive Cities in the World
• It’s Not Your Imagination, Airline Restrooms Are Getting Smaller
• Can you really bring a peacock on a plane? 7 misconceptions about service and support animals
• Hotels are spending big bucks in fight against bed bugs
• The Airline Propeller Era Is Coming to an End
• A sub-50-hour aviation adventure is being planned to take air travelers over both poles
• Why it’s so hard to lose a plane
• London’s Heathrow Airport Sometimes Hosts ‘Ghost Flights’ With No One on Them
• 14 Emergency Items to Always Have in Your House
• 13 of the dirtiest beaches in the world

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