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Remote Islands Closing To Tourists Next Spring In The Name Of Overtourism
It's not every day that a tourism board tells the traveling public to stay away from the destination it works to promote. But Visit Faroe Islands is doing just that with its decision to limit tourist access to the island chain, a territory of Denmark, this spring.
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Airline Employee Committed $7,85,000 Fraud By Upgrading Family's Tickets
Former JetBlue gate agent Tiffany Jenkins, 31, pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court Friday to three counts of wire fraud after upgrading the plane tickets of friends, family and acquaintances over the course of roughly 15 months. The scam, according to reporting by the Boston Globe, cost JetBlue approximately $785,000.
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A Suitcase That Sparks Joy: Watch How To Pack For A Trip Like Marie Kondo
Homes were decluttered and lives were changed thanks to Marie Kondo's Netflix series, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo". Here is how you can apply her methods while packing for a trip.
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Here’s The Best Workout For Every Travel Situation: Tips To Stay Fit While Holidaying
Vacay on mind? Well, you deserve a holiday! But nothing comes at the cost of your health. Here are some tips from different experts to deal with different travelling conditions. These methods and exercises will help you keep your health intact while travelling.
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Flying Solo: How One Lucky Man Got Private Jet Experience On Delta Flight
Having your flight rescheduled is usually a negative experience. But Vincent Peone's led to one of the most noteworthy travel moments of his life. Peone ended up being the only passenger on his Delta flight to JFK airport.
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Remote Islands Closing To Tourists Next Spring In The Name Of Overtourism
It's not every day that a tourism board tells the traveling public to stay away from the destination it works to promote. But Visit Faroe Islands is doing just that with its decision to limit tourist access to the island chain, a territory of Denmark, this spring.
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Airline Employee Committed $7,85,000 Fraud By Upgrading Family's Tickets
Former JetBlue gate agent Tiffany Jenkins, 31, pleaded guilty in a Boston federal court Friday to three counts of wire fraud after upgrading the plane tickets of friends, family and acquaintances over the course of roughly 15 months. The scam, according to reporting by the Boston Globe, cost JetBlue approximately $785,000.
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A Suitcase That Sparks Joy: Watch How To Pack For A Trip Like Marie Kondo
Homes were decluttered and lives were changed thanks to Marie Kondo's Netflix series, "Tidying Up with Marie Kondo". Here is how you can apply her methods while packing for a trip.
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Here’s The Best Workout For Every Travel Situation: Tips To Stay Fit While Holidaying
Vacay on mind? Well, you deserve a holiday! But nothing comes at the cost of your health. Here are some tips from different experts to deal with different travelling conditions. These methods and exercises will help you keep your health intact while travelling.
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Flying Solo: How One Lucky Man Got Private Jet Experience On Delta Flight
Having your flight rescheduled is usually a negative experience. But Vincent Peone's led to one of the most noteworthy travel moments of his life. Peone ended up being the only passenger on his Delta flight to JFK airport.
