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Despite the popularity of its bigger sibling (the Sapphire Reserve credit card), the Sapphire Preferred remains a great alternative for all travelers. When I first became interested in points and miles… Continue Reading
Low cost carrier Norwegian has broken in to the US market with several long-haul flights. Here’s a look at Norwegian’s Premium class, on a flight from Oakland, CA to London Gatwick, UK. Continue Reading
SkyTeam member airline Aeromexico currently uses the Boeing 787 Dreamliner as the backbone for their longhaul operations. You can read an InsideFlyer report about Aeromexico’s 787-8 here. In May… Continue Reading
Located right in the heart of tourism central, the Renaissance Times Square is certainly named well. Visitors risk sensory overload, with the energy level being just below that of the Las Vegas Strip… Continue Reading
This morning, I hopped on the JetBlue version of the new Boston-New York shuttle. This may be the shortest flight review in history, since most of the action took place at the airport, particularly on… Continue Reading
Traffic was at a standstill as blood was everywhere from all of the people who were either brutally scarred or lost eyes or various limbs. The carnage was horrific — but at least there were fortunately… Continue Reading
As the oldest line of the Budapest Metro subway system, Line 1 has been in continuous operation since it was first inaugurated on Saturday, May 2, 1896 — with only the underground railway system in London… Continue Reading
After several hours of driving from Durban, I began searching for a way into Swaziland. I had originally planned on going through the Emahlatini border crossing near Houdkop; but the paved surface of… Continue Reading
Amongst other points of interest, Ireland is known for its passage tombs, which are ancient narrow passages constructed of large stones and one or more burial chambers covered in earth or stone. Two of… Continue Reading
One of the nicest things about Las Vegas is that you can stay in luxury for far less than you would in other cities. Given that almost half of the city’s revenue comes from gamblers, room rates… Continue Reading
