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Business News

Partial to the Window Seat? One Major U.S. Airline Has Good News for You.

Window seat flyers are getting an upgrade as United Airlines revamps its boarding process.

Business News

Leave Your 'Love Locks' At Home, Grand Canyon Officials Warn

The Grand Canyon National Park has had it with "love locks" left on fences or posts within the park, noting on Facebook that the items are a hazard to wildlife and are considered littering and vandalism.

Business News

Facial Recognition Technology Is Streamlining Check-in Processes — and Raising Privacy Concerns

Facial recognition technology is increasingly being used in the travel industry at airports, theme parks, and cruises. However, the technology has sparked concern due to the lack of federal regulations, as well as questions about accuracy and bias.

Travel

I Tried the Semi-Private Air Carrier That Lets You Arrive 20 Minutes Before Your Flight. Here's What It Was Like — And How to Do It Affordably.

"There's a reason people pay 10 to 100 times more to fly privately than to fly commercially. You just want to save time, right? It's not about Champagne and caviar."

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An Anonymous Man Bought 250 Plane Tickets for IDF Reservists Headed to Israel

The man purchased tickets for anyone who showed him an IDF call-up notice at JFK.

Starting a Business

How a Side Hustle Taking People on 'Urban Hikes' Became a Lucrative Business

Kansas City native Lisa Peña shows tourists and locals parts of the city they'd never see by car.

Leadership

How This Leader Disrupted and Innovated the Massive Travel Market

Inspirato co-founder and CEO Brent Handler shares the 10 most important leadership lessons he's picked up over the course of his career.

Business News

These Great-Grandparents Booked 51 Back-to-Back Cruises Because It's 'Cheaper Than a Retirement Home'

Retirees Marty and Jess Ansen hopped on a cruise ship nearly two years ago and never left.

Business News

People Are Eager to Go to Europe. But a 'Strange and Humiliating' Requirement Is Derailing Travel Plans.

There aren't enough resources to keep up with the demand — and it's causing major problems.

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