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Domestic air travel soared to record levels in summer 2015, with more than 220 million passengers, eclipsing the standard established in 2007. You can expect plenty of company at the gate in 2016 as well, if a year-end survey is any indication. Expertflyer.com found that 83 percent of business travelers polled expect to fly more frequently in 2016.
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Enjoy your stroopwafels, United customers. And your rice crackers and mini pretzel sticks. Free snacks returned to the economy cabin of United Airlines’ flights Monday. And, soon, free snacks will be back for American Airlines’ coach-class customers, too. American, the nation’s biggest carrier, announced Monday that it will restore complimentary snacks and add more free in-flight entertainment options in the coach-class cabin. The moves by United and American – Delta never removed its complimentary snacks – come as the airline industry has found stable financial footing after a tumultuous run from 2001 into the early 2010s. U.S. carriers lost money by the billions last decade. But a wave of consolidation subsequently swept over the industry, producing several mega-mergers that has left the U.S. with four giant airlines that control about 80% of the passenger traffic here. Continue Reading>> |
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When making your 2016 travel plans, look for hotels with high-tech amenities, innovative designs and other upgrades to improve the quality of your stay. This year, savvy smartphone apps will allow you to remotely check in on your mobile device and a robot might even greet you in the lobby. From cutting-edge tech- and wellness-focused amenities to innovative family programs and charging stations for electric cars, here are the latest hospitality trends coming to a hotel near you.
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