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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Premier Inn launches huge sale with two million rooms for £29 a night    The Mirror

The planning department found that the property is eligible for preservation, in part because of its link to car culture and a classic motel sign. Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite Yesterday, 2:04 p.m. Volunteers of America Family Motel, a shelter for unhoused people, may be the center of the next debate over how Old Denver should influence the Denver of today. You might recognize the place at 4855 W. Colfax Avenue by its cartoonish, retro sign — a remnant of when the property was known as the Aristocrat Motor Hotel. Volunteers of America bought the property in 2001. It maintains 40 rooms for veterans and people recovering from hospital visits who have nowhere else to live with help from the city's

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Once a staple of Reno's dining scene, all but two of the city's casino buffets remain closed with no immediate plans to reopen despite the easing of COVID-19 pandemic-related restrictions.  The future is uncertain for what were once sprawling arrays of serve-yourself decadence: the Peppermill's Island Buffet, the Sparks Nugget's Rotisserie Buffet, the buffets at the Eldorado, Rail City and Boomtown — all still closed, the curtains drawn, the chairs stacked. None of the casino representatives the RGJ spoke to said explicitly that these buffets had shuttered for good, but they said nothing of concrete plans to reopen in the near future.  Only two of seven buffets in major Reno casinos have reopened since the pandemic shuttered all of them in spring 2020. Of those two — the Grand Buffet at Grand Sierra Resort and Casino, a

Audience editors: Samantha Cooney, Annabel Gutterman, Soo Jin Kim, Kat Moon and Kimberly Tal Copy editors: Helen Eisenbach, Mark Hokoda, Anny Kim, Megan Rutherford, Sarah Rutledge, Jennifer Schiavone  Designers: Jennifer Panzer and Jennifer Prandato Digital producers: Paulina Cachero and Nadia Suleman Editors: Jennifer Duggan, Merrill Fabry, Brekke Fletcher, Dan Macsai, Cate Matthews, Brittany Robins, Lily Rothman, and Karl Vick Photo editors: Kim Bubello and Thea Traff Reporter-researchers:   Leslie Dickstein, Mariah Espada, Alejandro de la Garza, Nik Popli, Madeline Roache, and Simmone Shah  Video editor: Erica Solano Adblock test (Why?)

It's been a rough year for the airline industry, but as the number of people traveling continues to rise, things are settling into a new normal. So the 2021 Best Airlines Report from The Points Guy—a trusted media platform that focuses on maximizing travel experiences while minimizing spending—couldn't come at a better moment. The Points Guy's fifth-annual report ranks the best airlines in the U.S., as well as the worst airlines in America.  After focusing its 2020 airlines report on Covid-19 safety protocols and keeping fliers safe in the sky, The Points Guy has taken a more traditional methodology this year, ranking the overall experience for air travelers by measuring 14 elements across four key categories, including reliability (which was weighted at 30%), experience (weighted at 25%), loyalty (25%) and costs and reach (20%). "We look at the entirety of what a typical traveler would experience

The 'Pontch' is returning to Detroit. Sort of. The Crowne Plaza Detroit Downtown Convention Center, formerly the Hotel Pontchartrain, has been renamed the Fort Pontchartrain a Wyndham Hotel, a staff member and a member of management at the hotel told Crain's on Friday. A manager declined to release additional information, saying there would be a formal announcement of the change next week. Workers on Friday afternoon were seen working on the "Crowne Plaza" signage fronting Jefferson Avenue. Trademark applications for "Fort Pontchartrain Hotel" and "Hotel Pontchartrain Detroit" were filed earlier this month with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and a New York City-based Joshpe Mooney Paltzik LLP attorney listed on the application did not return a July 13 email from Crain's seeking additional information. In addition, a website is active and accepting reservations. An email was sent to New Jersey-based Wyndham Hotels & Resorts se

Everyone has a 'filter,' the internal moral compass that often helps us in the decision-making process, leading us down the path between right and wrong, smart and stupid, cautious and reckless. It's that extra stop-gap. ADVERTISING That's not to say we as humans aren't flawed. Who among us isn't? But we have to be better than this. Travel advisors, already held to a high standard, must be better than this. Human frailty aside, this can't happen: a European travel firm ignited a fury last week when it promoted trips to Auschwitz by using smiley-face emojis as part of its online advertising. According to The Sun newspaper in London, Hays Travel posted ads on Facebook for trips to Krakow, Poland, which included a tour to the Nazi concentration camp. The ads, obviously since removed, featured laughing emojis with stars as eyes under pictures of the railway leading into the camp. Another ad shows the entrance gate with the sign "Work sets

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Preston Historical Society talks tourism, history | Local | stardem.com    The Star Democrat

LAS VEGAS , July 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Diamond Resorts®, a global leader in the hospitality, vacation ownership and entertainment industries, is thrilled to announce its Friends & Family promotion during National Family Reunion Month. As groups eagerly plan for long-awaited reunions this summer, they can take advantage of limited-time savings at more than 30 resorts in the United States , Mexico and St. Maarten . Diamond's spacious condo-style suites — many of which feature multiple bedrooms, living and dining areas and partial or fully equipped kitchens — provide the ideal venue for group travel. Families can relax on the beach in idyllic St. Maarten , rest up in between trips to the amusement parks in Orlando and hike the mountains in Colorado . "Summer is here, and we know our members, owners and guests are looking forward to making new memories," said Mike Flaskey , CEO of Diamond Resorts. "Our world-class resorts provide all of the comf

During the COVID-19 pandemic, lockdown has played as a catalyst for acceleration of digitisation when people wanted to attend events virtually, shop groceries online and much more while staying at home. Consequently, there was a greater need for people to share their financial data with services. Relatively, Mine, an Israeli cybersecurity startup, has recently come up with a report with unique insights that consumer's financial data footprint has more than quadrupled. The platform that helps consumers take ownership of their data online has announced that consumers' financial data footprint has grown by 400% since before the pandemic and the global average person's data is held by 350 companies. Of these, 60 companies are said to have Brits' financial data. As per the findings of Mine, prior to the outbreak of Covid-19, 25% of the top 20 companies holding Brits financial data were travel companies including Booking.com, Airbnb, Easyjet, Trainline and British Airways

We're Out Here The best places to go on a honeymoon or romantic getaway with your sweetheart. Getty Images Even though it's become refreshingly commonplace to see LGBTQ travelers canoodling on airplanes, cruise ships, and tropical beaches, proudly strolling hand-in-hand, it can be even more relaxing to visit particularly gay-friendly destinations. Be it a peaceful respite in wine country or an energized adventure in the mountains, these are the best places in the US to book right now for your honeymoon or romantic getaway with your sweetheart. Slow down and raise a celebratory glass of vino in Napa Valley, California As euphoric as wedding days are, they fly by in a blur. That's what makes a calm, quiet destination like Napa such a fitting finale after the nuptials. Situated in tranquil northern California, a state famed for its liberal politics, Napa is the postcard-perfect destination you deserve — one where the sight of lush, rolling vineyards is a soothing balm for the

HolidayCheck , the largest independent German-speaking travel review and booking website, has awarded the " Recommended on HolidayCheck 2021 " certificate to 60 RIU Hotels & Resorts . With over 9.5 million verified reviews, user photos and videos from over 750,000 hotels worldwide, the HolidayCheck portal offers travellers extensive travel know-how. The "Recommended on HolidayCheck" certificates are awarded for the tenth consecutive year to hotels with good guest reviews and with a recommendation rate of at least 75%. The 60 award-winning RIU hotels are located in the following countries. Spain, Portugal/Madeira, Germany, Ireland, Bulgaria, Cape Verde, Morocco, Tanzania, Dominican Republic, Jamaica, Mexico, USA, Dubai, Maldives and Sri Lanka. The criteria for winning the certificate are as follows: At least 1 active review, written from the 1st of April 2020 to the 31st of March 2021 At least a 75% recommendation rate - At least to get a minim