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5 Unique Ways to Explore New Orleans

[ad_1] New Orleans continues to draw in visitors with exciting opportunities. There are a number of unique ways to see the city that set the Big Easy apart from other destinations such as streetcar and airboat rides, local cocktails, haunted places and more. Cocktail Tour New Orleans has a rich …

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Airport Parking & Hotels compares airline check-in options

[ad_1] For savvy travellers keen to speed through check-in ahead of their trip this summer, the award-winning airport parking operator and retailer Airport Parking & Hotels has compared the various check-in options of 10 airlines. The research looks at the different check-in options of 10 airlines, including British Airways, EasyJet …

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British travellers flock to Jamaica in early 2019

Jamaica has welcomed more British travellers than ever before in early 2019, with visitor numbers increasing by six per cent from January-April when compared to the same period last year. The results follow a trend in steady growth of British travellers to Jamaica. New hotel openings, refurbishments and a focus …

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Qatar Airways touches down in Malta for first time

Qatar Airways’ inaugural flight from Doha to Malta has landed at Malta International Airport, marking the launch of the airline’s newest gateway to Europe. Operated by an Airbus A320 aircraft, flight QR383 was welcomed with a celebratory water cannon salute upon arrival at the historic Mediterranean island’s international airport. Qatar …

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British Airways prepares to take off for Ljubljana

British Airways will launch a new flight between London Heathrow and Slovenian’s capital city, Ljubljana, on July 15th. The route will run until September 2nd, with a flight time of two hours and 20 minutes. The British flag-carrier has launched the new flight as a result of a continued increase …

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Mexico Planning Tourism Promotion Fund

[ad_1] The Mexican government is planning a tourism promotion fund of 50 million pesos, but at $2.6 million USD it’s less than the budget of the agency that previously was responsible for advertising and marketing. Tulum Hotel Association president David Ortiz told the newspaper El Financiero that Tourism Secretary Miguel …

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Dominican Republic Bookings Start To Bounce Back

[ad_1] After watching bookings to the island drop by more than 80 percent, the Dominican Republic is finally starting to see a modest bounce-back. The Caribbean nation has been plagued for more than a month by the mysterious deaths of numerous tourists, many of them Americans who comprise the bulk …

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