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Jun 1, 2020Celebrate Keep America Beautiful Month Every April
April is designated Keep America Beautiful Month, a weeks-long celebration of our country’s environment, and the perfect opportunity to help keep it clean. Here are a few ways to celebrate.
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Pack Your Bags, You’re Going to Tokyo!
All Nippon Airways (ANA) is the largest airline in Japan. With flights from the United States to Japan and all of Asia, it's the perfect airline to book your next trip with. From ANA's amazing in-flight food to its excellent customer service, it comes as no surprise ANA has been awarded five stars for its seventh consecutive year by the SKYTRAX World Airline Rating.
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May 15, 2020Air New Zealand Serves Coffee in Edible Cups
As one of the biggest contributors to carbon emissions in the world, airlines are always seeking ways to reduce carbon footprints. One of Air New Zealand’s initiatives involves a collaboration with a local company called twiice, that conceptualized and developed edible coffee cups.
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May 15, 2020Denver International, Zürich and Galápagos Ecological Airpot Look to Reduce Environmental Impact
IN THE MODERN AGE OF HYPER-AWARENESS surrounding environmentalism and sustainability, travel organizations the world over introduce new ways to lessen the impact on the natural world. Airports introduce programs to reduce environmental impact as much as possible.
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Pack Your Bags, You’re Going to Tokyo!
All Nippon Airways (ANA) is the largest airline in Japan. With flights from the United States to Japan and all of Asia, it's the perfect airline to book your next trip with. From ANA's amazing in-flight food to its excellent customer service, it comes as no surprise ANA has been awarded five stars for its seventh consecutive year by the SKYTRAX World Airline Rating.
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May 14, 2020Hotels Paving the Way to a Greener Future
IN THE BACKGROUND, the dusky blue-black ice of the Svartisen Glacier glimmers in a thick wedge of still-frozen slopes above the Arctic Circle. Below, vertical shapes springing from a Norwegian forest provide a living, evergreen contrast to the deep waters stroking the shores of the Holandsfjorden fjord. Rising from the depths, its feet thrust securely into the fjord’s bed, are the wooden legs and underpinnings of Svart. This epic structure, circular and serene in design, is the world’s first Powerhouse hotel constructed in a northern climate, set to open in 2021.