Written by Adam @ Travels of Adam (Hipster Blog)
The I-95 highway route from New England and NYC all the way down to Miami might seem long and daunting, but it’s a surprisingly easy route with some great places to stop along the way. Below are some highlights from the popular East Coast road trip thousands make each year.
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Read MoreWritten by Freddo Zabaleta @ LoyaltyLobby
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to TAP and their business class one way special excursion fares between Dublin and Washington DC. Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions. Fare Details: Fare: Tap Air Portugal (TP) JIEEXI0D DUB to WAS Booking class: J. Price: from 635€ […]
Written by Freddo Zabaleta @ LoyaltyLobby
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Turkish Airlines and their business class promotional round trip fares between Bangkok and North America. Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions. In case you missed it, you can check my review on TK’s Business Class product. Also, this […]
Written by Freddo Zabaleta @ LoyaltyLobby
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to Icelandair and their business class excursion fares between Frankfurt and Toronto/Boston/New York/Washingotn DC. Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions. Fare Details: Fare: Icelandair (FI) ARQ5SB FRA to YTO/BOS/NYC/WAS. Booking class: A. Price: from 951€ (659€ base fare + […]
Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
Can it still count as a trip report if I didn’t actually go? Cathay Pacific’s first flight from Dulles is about to land in Hong Kong and I was supposed to be on board. Fortunately I did not make that trip.
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Written by Freddo Zabaleta @ LoyaltyLobby
Today’s Airfare of the Day goes to American Airlines and British Airways, and their low/off-peak season midweek first class excursion round trip fares between London and United States. Remember that you can always email me or send me a message via Facebook or Twitter with your airfare-related findings or questions. Fare Details: Fare: American (AA)/British Airways (BA) AJX5A1S2 LON to PHL/WAS/CHI […]
Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
Will the Singapore-Newark route really fly? Some of us are more skeptical than others. Plus, United’s new elite status for corporations, body scanner cameras for the subway, gentrification sucks, Twitter sucks, US traffic from China tanked and more.
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Written by Fishing4Deals @ Fishing4Deals
Here’s your chance to sign up for free tickets to visit the Museum of Flight in Seattle or 1,000 other museums participating in Smithsonian Museum Day. Save the Date! September 22, 2018 is Museum Day Admission tickets to the Museum of Flight usu…
Written by Seth Miller @ Dots, Lines & Destinations
Will the Singapore-Newark route really fly? Some of us are more skeptical than others. Plus, United’s new elite status for corporations, body scanner cameras for the subway, gentrification sucks, Twitter sucks, US traffic from China tanked and more.
Written by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site
I really love Washington D.C. There are people from all over the world, making the city very eclectic, diverse, and a foodie’s dream. But Washington DC is not a cheap city. Meals, hotels, transportation, parking—they all add up to a lot of money. Luckily, there are many great free things to do in the city for the budget traveler.
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Read MoreWritten by Fishing4Deals @ Fishing4Deals
Residents and visitors to Washington, DC have their pick of a broader array of free cultural offerings than anywhere else in the country. That’s a bold statement — but one that is justified by the many festivals, private and public museums,…
Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
United is moving around its east coast operations, shifting more connections to Dulles and away from Newark. Can the NYC-area hub hold up under the new schedule load? And will travelers really flock to the “better” connection opportunities on CRJ-200s?…
Written by Seth Miller @ PaxEx.Aero
United is moving around its east coast operations, shifting more connections to Dulles and away from Newark. Can the NYC-area hub hold up under the new schedule load? And will travelers really flock to the “better” connection opportunities on CRJ-200s?…
Written by Seth Miller @ PaxEx.Aero
When politics are tightly intertwined in the operations of airports then perhaps it should not be surprising when the airport operators get political. In Washington, DC that takes the form of objecting to a proposed exemption to the perimeter rule at R…
Written by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
Alaska Airlines is pulling the plug on Virgin America’s mid-continent hub at Dallas’s Love Field; routes to NYC’s LaGuardia and Wasington, DC’s Reagan National are being slashed later this year.
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Written by Seth Miller @ PaxEx.Aero
Alaska Airlines is pulling the plug on Virgin America’s mid-continent hub at Dallas’s Love Field; routes to NYC’s LaGuardia and Wasington, DC’s Reagan National are being slashed later this year.
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Written by Fishing4Deals @ Fishing4Deals
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is is a military museum in New York City that showcases the USS Intrepid aircraft carrier and houses the submarine USS Growler, the Concorde SST, and the Space Shuttle Enterprise. Admission tickets usually cost $33 per person, but on Saturday September 23, 2017, admission is free thanks to the Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day Live program. This year, 1,250 museums and cultural institutions across the country are participaing in the Smithsonian program, which offers two free tickets to those who register online. If military museums are not your thing, you can visit the City Museum of New York or the Cooper Hewitt design museum for free. However, you must download you tickets in advance for this September 23, 2017 event. If you’re in Washington, DC, you can get free tickets to the Kreeger Museum of modern art, the National Building Museum, or the Newseum. Find … Continue reading —>
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Read MoreWritten by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
Hot off the presses, it is time to review the 2017 iteration of the Washington Metropolitan Airport Authority (MWAA) Annual Aircraft Noise Report. The MWAA collects massive amounts of data around the pair of airports it operates (Reagan/DCA and Dulles/IAD) and aggregates it into a (mostly) coherent format to show where and when the planes […]
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Read MoreWritten by Seth Miller @ Wandering Aramean
Is “verbal approval” a political stunt or a real step forward? Hard to tell, but HyperLoop is almost certainly coming and this may help accelerate the process.
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Do you love seafood and live music? The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is sponsoring the 42nd Annual NOAA Fish Fry on Wednesday June 14, 2017 from 6 p.m.to 9 p.m. The Fish Fry will take place in the Department of Commerce Courtyard, at 14th Street and Constitution Avenue in Washington, DC. 16 to 20 chefs and vendors will display their seafood to bring awareness to sustainable marine fisheries. The guest chefs come from locations around the United States from Alaska to the Chesapeake Bay. Expect to sample a wide variety of fish, crab, scallops, salmon, shrimp as well as side dishes, beer and wine. Both wild caught and aquaculture raised fish and shellfish will be served. This event attracts some 1,500 participants and usually sells out early. Ticket are $35. Ticket sales begin May 10, 2017 at 1 p.m. EDT on Brown Paper Tickets.
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