Four prominent hotels on the Las Vegas Strip have been flagged for bedbug infestations following inspections by the Southern Nevada Health District between February and August. The affected hotels include The Cosmopolitan, Resorts World, Bellagio, and Hilton Grand Vacation Club, each with one confirmed case of bedbugs in a single room, as reported by KLAS-TV and confirmed by health district spokesperson Jennifer Sizemore.
Biscuits and Gravy: A Culinary Tour de Force on the Las Vegas Strip
Las Vegas—a city where indulgence knows no bounds, and brunch is not just a meal but a rite of passage after a night of revelry. Amidst the shimmering lights and ceaseless energy of the Strip, a Southern comfort classic is making a sophisticated splash: biscuits and gravy, reimagined and elevated in three distinct ways.
European Commission Delays Launch of Biometric Entry/Exit System Once Again
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The European Commission has postponed the debut of its new Entry/Exit System (EES), which was originally scheduled for November 10. This marks the latest in a series of delays for the biometric border control system, with no new launch date announced.
The EES is designed to streamline border crossings by using biometric identification to track the entry and exit of non-European Union nationals into the 27-country Schengen Area, gradually eliminating the need for traditional passport stamps. The system would also monitor visa overstays.
SkyTeam Partners with Eurostar and Trenitalia for Intermodal Travel
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The SkyTeam airline alliance has announced partnerships with two major high-speed rail operators, Eurostar and Trenitalia, to offer single-booking intermodal journeys that combine air and rail segments. This move aims to streamline travel across Europe, giving passengers greater flexibility and convenience.
Paradise Found: My Unforgettable Journey at Alila Kothaifaru Maldives
At Alila Kothaifaru in the Maldives, I found myself immersed in an ambiance where the concept of time transcended, enveloping me in a lavish infinity of comfort and extravagance.
How Hotels and Cruises Are Redefining Music Festivals
For the past 20 years, my wife and I have been avid attendees of music festivals. We've camped in tents under starlit skies, borrowed RVs that rattled down dusty roads, and more recently, we've been exploring festivals in our trusty pop-top camper van—a perfect home on wheels that even our soon-to-be six-year-old son adores.
United Airlines Expands International Routes with Eight Unique Destinations for Summer 2024
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United Airlines has revealed plans to add eight new international routes next summer, including the first-ever U.S. airline service to Greenland and Mongolia. These additions will broaden the airline’s global network, focusing on unique and adventurous destinations, according to Patrick Quayle, United's senior vice president of global network planning.
Delta Set to Open Premium Delta One Lounge at LAX on October 11
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Delta Airlines will unveil its second Delta One premium lounge at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) on October 11. This new addition, following the first lounge at New York's JFK Airport, will offer exclusive amenities for premium travelers.
Cruise Lines Reroute Ships to Avoid Hurricane Milton's Path
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Several cruise lines have made changes to their Caribbean and Bermuda itineraries as Hurricane Milton intensifies. The storm is expected to reach Category 5 strength before striking Florida's west coast late Wednesday. Tampa International Airport will close Tuesday as a precaution, with cruise lines monitoring the situation closely.
Tampa Airport to Suspend Operations Ahead of Hurricane Milton
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Tampa International Airport (TPA) will halt operations starting at 9 a.m. Eastern time on Tuesday as it braces for the arrival of Hurricane Milton. This will mark the second time in less than two weeks that the airport has closed, following a similar suspension ahead of Hurricane Helene's landfall on September 26.