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What The World's First Luxury Hotel Inside Two Commercial Planes In Argentina Looks Like
Each aircraft features eight double rooms with balconies, jacuzzis, state-of-the-art bathrooms and air conditioning
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Recreational Vehicle Sales Jump As Wary Americans Look To Avoid Hotels, Airports Amid Pandemic
Call it the turtle solution to wanderlust in the age of COVID-19. Eager to travel - but wary of hotels, airplanes and restaurants - more Americans are taking their homes with them everywhere they go, reviving a recreational vehicle business that had been devastated by shutdowns earlier this year.
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It Used To Be A Busy Egyptian Resort. Then An Airplane Fell From The Sky.
During the last Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, this stunning Red Sea resort town was crowded with tourists from all around the world. During the same festival season last week, the beaches were half-filled, and hotel occupancy rates were low. At night, on the seaside promenade, restaurants and bars were largely empty. Some were closed.
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Mexico Airlifts Tourists Stranded by Hurricane
Mexican military and commercial airplanes began Tuesday to airlift tourists stranded in the Los Cabos resorts after Hurricane Odile left luxury hotels and communities in tatters.
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What The World's First Luxury Hotel Inside Two Commercial Planes In Argentina Looks Like
Each aircraft features eight double rooms with balconies, jacuzzis, state-of-the-art bathrooms and air conditioning
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Recreational Vehicle Sales Jump As Wary Americans Look To Avoid Hotels, Airports Amid Pandemic
Call it the turtle solution to wanderlust in the age of COVID-19. Eager to travel - but wary of hotels, airplanes and restaurants - more Americans are taking their homes with them everywhere they go, reviving a recreational vehicle business that had been devastated by shutdowns earlier this year.
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It Used To Be A Busy Egyptian Resort. Then An Airplane Fell From The Sky.
During the last Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha, this stunning Red Sea resort town was crowded with tourists from all around the world. During the same festival season last week, the beaches were half-filled, and hotel occupancy rates were low. At night, on the seaside promenade, restaurants and bars were largely empty. Some were closed.
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Mexico Airlifts Tourists Stranded by Hurricane
Mexican military and commercial airplanes began Tuesday to airlift tourists stranded in the Los Cabos resorts after Hurricane Odile left luxury hotels and communities in tatters.
