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By Business Insider on Oct 20, 2020 in: Politics, News, Travel
The Treasury Department incentivized companies to fire workers, while some companies never rehired the ones they let go, a House report concluded.
By Business Insider on Oct 19, 2020 in: News, Travel
United CEO Scott Kirby said during a recent earnings call that business travel won't likely recover until 2024, opening up new leisure opportunities.
By Life Hacker on Oct 19, 2020 in: travel
Air travel has changed a lot during the pandemic, according to Brian Kelly, better known as The Points Guy, the CEO and founder of the travel website of the same name. Between travel restrictions, airlines cutting down on routes and the number of fli...
By Business Insider on Oct 19, 2020 in: Travel, Reviews
A hotel room with an in-room jacuzzi or hot tub conjures up images of the ultimate in romantic luxury. These are some of the best for your next trip.
By Life Hacker on Oct 18, 2020 in: travel, beer
Travel in 2020 has been...not great. Trips have been postponed, plans have been canceled, and if we are lucky enough to make it out of our homes, traveling during a pandemic makes everything harder. But Natural Light—more commonly known as “Natty...
By Business Insider on Oct 17, 2020 in: Travel, Restaurants, France, Chef, Strategy
Chef Mauro Colagreco and his team at the 3-Michelin-starred Mirazur designed a rotating 9-course menu that's lunar-cycle themed.
By Boing Boing on Oct 17, 2020 in: travel
What's going to happen to all those unwanted office buildings, which are likely to remain unused after the pandemic subsides? An LA-based startup called Stay Open plans to transform unused commercial space into "pod hotels" and co-living properties.