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Grand Princess passenger’s family sues Carnival cruises

ByadminMay 31, 2020

[ad_1] CLOSE The Grand Princess cruise ship, once carrying some 3,000 passengers some stricken with coronavirus, returned to port in the San Francisco Bay Area Tuesday with nearly 650 crew members aboard after they had completed their 14-day quarantine. (April 7) AP Domestic

ByadminMay 30, 2020

[ad_1] CLOSE (Photo: United Airlines) United Airlines will cut 13 of its 67 senior-executive positions, the company said Friday. Eight of its executives will leave Oct. 1 and five openings will not be filled. The moves are part of United’s plan to cut management and

ByadminMay 29, 2020

[ad_1] CLOSE Casinos throughout Nevada were closed Wednesday, along with other nonessential businesses, following an unprecedented order from Gov. Steve Sisolak. He urged residents to stay home to help curtail the spread of the new coronavirus. (March 18) AP Domestic LAS

ByadminMay 29, 2020

[ad_1] The Viva Vision canopy will display a 144-hour countdown to the moment casinos reopen at 12:01 a.m. on June 4. Source link

ByadminMay 29, 2020

[ad_1] Vincent Van Gogh sold just one painting during his lifetime. He toiled in obscurity and poverty, only to be appreciated after his death. Once art collectors started to realize the value of his work, it was scooped up, and now a Van Gogh piece rarely comes on the

ByadminMay 29, 2020

[ad_1] CLOSE Hotels are hoping for an upswing in travel and want you to know your experience will be safer, and cleaner, during the coronavirus pandemic. Wochit It’s almost impossible to find a hotel that hasn’t introduced a new sanitation program, promising its

ByadminMay 28, 2020

[ad_1] The city of lost wages is back in business, sort of. This is what you can expect after the Vegas strip reopens. Source link

ByadminMay 28, 2020

[ad_1] Though we may not be able to see them in their new homes just yet, these baby animals at zoos and beyond around the U.S. are sure to lift spirits. Source link

ByadminMay 28, 2020

[ad_1] Here’s how to vacation cheaply, if not free. Source link

ByadminMay 28, 2020

[ad_1] The American Institute of Architects (AIA) Committee on the Environment (COTE) announced its COTE Top Ten Awards, which recognize 10 design projects that have integrated design excellence with cutting-edge performance and illustrate the green solutions architects

Category: Travel News

Grand Princess passenger’s family sues Carnival cruises

United Airlines layoffs: Senior-executive cuts announced

Las Vegas hotels, casinos reopening: Caesars, MGM, Bellagio dates

Las Vegas' famed Fremont Street Experience reopening June 3 ahead of Strip hotels, casinos

How a Caribbean rum was lost, then reborn as a collectors’ item

How to know if they’re clean

New guidelines you need to know as the Las Vegas casinos start to reopen

Baby animals around the US that will brighten your quarantine mood

Here's how to do a super-cheap vacation

The top 10 green buildings for 2020

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