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Bits in the Pits: Bitcoins OK for Two Vegas Casinos

The city oldest casino,the Golden Gate and the D Casino start accepting the digital currency Bitcoin today.They will Accept it for room,food and drinks,not gambling. This follows Bitcoin being accepted by CheapAir.com for airline tickets…

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Ryanair Passengers Stage Sit-In on Plane

Some Ryanair passengers on a Rabat, Morocco flight to Paris, France staged a sit-in, took  food and duty free items after their plane was delayed because of medical emergency. The plane stopped 250 miles short of Paris in Nantes, because of…

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2013: Good year for tourism!

Globally, tourism grew 5% in 2013 according to UN World Tourism Organization’s World Tourism Barometer(trying saying that quickly five times in a row!)  There were more than one billion trips recorded, better than expected, especially in the…

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Would You Walk to Mexico to Save 100s on Airfare?

It works this way: San Diego has a one-runway airport that can’t handle more traffic. But, right across the border (literally right across) is Tijuana International, which has room for more flights—and lower fares to points in Mexico. Already,…

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Slim airline seats unpopular

Airlines are excited about installing new slimmer seats (those with a thinner back cushion) because they can maintain economy passenger’s personal space while allowing the airline to add more rows of seats.  A survey by TripAdvisor showed that…

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Laguardia Gets a Little Love from the Guv

New York City’s Laguardia Airport, one of the nation’s busiest despite its small size, has long been known as one of the most cramped and outmoded, with barely room for TSA and passengers to co-exist. Now NY’s Governor Cuomo has announced that the…

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Ryanair Passengers Stage Sit-In on Plane

Some Ryanair passengers on a Rabat, Morocco flight to Paris, France staged a sit-in, took  food and duty free items after their plane was delayed because of medical emergency. The plane stopped 250 miles short of Paris in Nantes, because of…

Read More

2013: Good year for tourism!

Globally, tourism grew 5% in 2013 according to UN World Tourism Organization’s World Tourism Barometer(trying saying that quickly five times in a row!)  There were more than one billion trips recorded, better than expected, especially in the…

Read More

Would You Walk to Mexico to Save 100s on Airfare?

It works this way: San Diego has a one-runway airport that can’t handle more traffic. But, right across the border (literally right across) is Tijuana International, which has room for more flights—and lower fares to points in Mexico. Already,…

Read More

Slim airline seats unpopular

Airlines are excited about installing new slimmer seats (those with a thinner back cushion) because they can maintain economy passenger’s personal space while allowing the airline to add more rows of seats.  A survey by TripAdvisor showed that…

Read More

Laguardia Gets a Little Love from the Guv

New York City’s Laguardia Airport, one of the nation’s busiest despite its small size, has long been known as one of the most cramped and outmoded, with barely room for TSA and passengers to co-exist. Now NY’s Governor Cuomo has announced that the…

Read More