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Jan 25, 2023

What Festivals Does Social Media Love and Which Remain Undiscovered?

We all know of the big festivals: Burning Man, Mardi Gras and the legendary tomato-throwing La Tomatina in Spain. But which festivals appear the most on social media?

Your Home Away from Home in Dallas

Open spaces, open thinking and open expression thrive at Aloft Dallas Downtown.

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Jan 16, 2023

Romantic SoCal Valentine’s Day Getaways

Spend Valentine’s Day in Southern California. Korakia Pensione and Hotel Joaquin offer travelers memorable amenities for a romantic Valentine’s Day getaway.

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Jan 13, 2023

Flight Club Social Darts Opens in Atlanta

Flight Club Social Darts opened its doors Jan. 11, in Atlanta’s West Midtown to the delight of locals and visitors. The opening marks the latest entertainment option to arrive in Atlanta and Flight Club’s fifth U.S. location. This location spans two floors and features an outdoor patio space and seating for guests playing darts or lounging in between games.

United Continues Its Global Expansion

United Airlines keeps soaring to new heights, recently announcing another expansion of its leading global route network. The airline added new non-stop flights between Newark (EWR) and Marrakesh (RAK), Morocco; Tokyo (NRT) and Cebu (CEB), Philippines; and Houston (IAH) and Medellin (MDE), Colombia. That’s not all: United also plans to increase flights to popular worldwide destinations including Hong Kong (HKG); Seoul (INC), South Korea; and Porto (OPO), Portugal. Following the recent agreement to increase flights between the U.S. and Chinese governments, the airline now adds four weekly flights from Los Angeles (LAX) to Shanghai (PVG).

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Jan 11, 2023

FAA System Outage: How Does This Happen?

U.S. airlines and airports experienced one of the worst shutdowns in years due to an FAA outage reported earlier this morning. The system, called NOTAMS, experienced technical problems, causing many U.S. flights to be canceled or delayed. The system is essential for pilots to receive information, such as alerts about closed runways, equipment outages and other hazards along a flight route. While air traffic controllers ensure flights at their respective airports land and take-off on time without overlap, NOTAMS is national.