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It was October when I took the Norwegian Airlines flight to Stockholm. It made me think for a few seconds while in flight that I may be going to Oslo instead.Staying in Stockholm's Old Town is a great area to be. You can just spend your day walking around.Coffee shops, Pubs, Historical Buildings, and blocks of ice high up on buildings. The latter you have to be aware of, although there are Ice Managment Staff monitoring and removing any signs of falling ice blocks.Take a walk to Abba's museum and reminisce about the great music of the 70's and 80's. Staying at the Victory Hotel was excellent and made me think about Admiral Lord Nelson and the Battle of Trafalgar, and why I would see this in Stockholm.I sailed through the Stockholm Archipelago which was just spectacular and was honored to be ask to speak from the Cruise Ship's Bridge as we navigated the area.Great memories.Also, thanks to Feedspot for putting the Travel Addict Podcast high in the MIdlife Travel categoryhttps://podcasts.feedspot.com/midlife_travel_podcasts/  http://www.malcolmteasdale.com

Linking the Travel Industry is a business travel podcast where we review the top travel industry stories that are posted on LinkedIn by LinkedIn members.  We curate the top posts and discuss with them with travel industry veterans in a live session with real audience members.  You can join the live recording session by visiting BusinessTravel360.com and registering for the next event.Your Hosts are Riaan van Schoor, Ann Cederhall and Aash Shravah.Stories covered on this session include - It's been a bad week for Lufthansa.  They did expand their green fares to other markets, many were quick to point out how most of those fare are in some cases more than double the basic economy fare.Then they had a complete system meltdown later in the week. There were many posts about this.In a move of historical significance, EL AL Israel Airlines and Etihad launch a frequent flyer partnership.TripStax, a TMC technology supplier, adds Jyrney to their offering.In South American aviation news it is reported that LATAM Airlines is also interested in buying Viva, Colombia's third largest airline.Clive Wratten writes about some strong comments made by Steve Heapy of Jet2.com and Jet2holidays where he talks about the airline industry being the "whipping boy" in the sustainability row.Norwegian Airlines invests heavily in their frequent flyer program in order to - what he suspects - grow their corporate business.

En el episodio de hoy les cuento la historia de como la aerolínea Norwegian casi no me deja abordar a mi vuelo a españa! tu como cliente tienes derechos y tienes que saberlos, así que siempre infórmate de tus derechos como pasajero. siempre que vueles con cualquier aerolínea tienes que revisar muy bien tus limites en peso y evitar cargos extra. #travel #viajes #norwegian #airlines Pague por su equipaje registrado en línea desde 24 horas antes de la salida para viajar en vuelos domésticos dentro de y entre EE. UU., incluyendo Hawái y Alaska, y determinados mercados en el Caribe y Centroamérica. Información sobre Equipaje ¿Viajas con cosas? Nos encargamos de tu equipaje. Encuentra la información que necesitas para llevar de un punto A hasta un punto B tu maleta facturada y equipaje de mano, equipo deportivo e instrumentos musicales, dispositivos de asistencia y equipajes con exceso de peso. Pago del equipaje en línea Antes de viajar, utilice nuestra calculadora de cargo por equipaje para conocer el costo de documentar su equipaje. Para utilizarla, elija “Mis vuelos” e inicie sesión en su cuenta de MileagePlus para ver la información referida a un próximo viaje. También puede seleccionar “Cualquier vuelo” para ver la información de un viaje que esté planificando. ¿Cuál es la medida de una maleta de 23 kilos? Image result Una maleta de 23 kg equivale a una maleta de tamaño grande. Las medidas oscilan entre los 70 cm y 80 cm de altura. Una maleta grande es perfecta para realizar viajes de 15 días para una persona o bien estancias de 7 días para dos personas. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luisbs198/support

En el episodio de hoy les cuento la historia de como la aerolínea Norwegian casi no me deja abordar a mi vuelo a españa! tu como cliente tienes derechos y tienes que saberlos, así que siempre infórmate de tus derechos como pasajero. siempre que vueles con cualquier aerolínea tienes que revisar muy bien tus limites en peso y evitar cargos extra. #travel #viajes #norwegian #airlines Pague por su equipaje registrado en línea desde 24 horas antes de la salida para viajar en vuelos domésticos dentro de y entre EE. UU., incluyendo Hawái y Alaska, y determinados mercados en el Caribe y Centroamérica. Información sobre Equipaje ¿Viajas con cosas? Nos encargamos de tu equipaje. Encuentra la información que necesitas para llevar de un punto A hasta un punto B tu maleta facturada y equipaje de mano, equipo deportivo e instrumentos musicales, dispositivos de asistencia y equipajes con exceso de peso. Pago del equipaje en línea Antes de viajar, utilice nuestra calculadora de cargo por equipaje para conocer el costo de documentar su equipaje. Para utilizarla, elija “Mis vuelos” e inicie sesión en su cuenta de MileagePlus para ver la información referida a un próximo viaje. También puede seleccionar “Cualquier vuelo” para ver la información de un viaje que esté planificando. ¿Cuál es la medida de una maleta de 23 kilos? Image result Una maleta de 23 kg equivale a una maleta de tamaño grande. Las medidas oscilan entre los 70 cm y 80 cm de altura. Una maleta grande es perfecta para realizar viajes de 15 días para una persona o bien estancias de 7 días para dos personas. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/luisbs198/support

Clearly, momma knows best. From being a flight attendant and working at corporate America, to now a business owner in Denmark, our guest today clearly shows that a mother knows exactly what’s best for her and for the family. Our guest today, Vanessa Peterson fell in love with the beauty of Copenhagen during her fun layover while traveling the world. She then decided to stay in Denmark, start her family and now work on her jewelry business in a foreign country. Episode Highlights 03:35 - Vanessa as a mom 10:20 - Vanessa’s medical experience in Denmark 18:39 - Moving in permanently in Denmark and culture difference 24:19 - Introducing Style Freed Jewelry 28:27 - Vanessa’s working experience in Denmark and her turning point to start her own business 51:07 - Vanessa’s inspiration on for starting up her own jewelry business About Vanessa As an American momma from the states, Vanessa grew up in Boston but lived and worked in Florida for the last decade before making the jump to Denmark. Vanessa decided to escape the corporate world and become a flight attendant for Norwegian Airlines. This is where she fell in love with Denmark and, of course, her danish husband. With her family by her side, Vanessa follows her dream of starting a business in Denmark by making unique custom jewelry. You can check her jewelries through their website https://www.stylefreed.com and connect with her through Instagram @thestylefreed You can also connect via Facebook > Pinterest > More about your host! I’m Jackie, your Podcast Host and American - Filipina Mom of two wonderful little kids, who’s been living in Denmark with her family for the past seven years. Born in Manila, Philippines and I moved to California, US when I was five years old. Although today I treat the US as my homeland, I remember until this day, what a cultural shock the whole “moving into a new country” was for me. Especially that my mom was giving me rice meals for lunch to school, while all the other kids were having peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I couldn’t understand why they were eating so differently and they couldn’t understand my “rice thingy” either. Let's connect! Instagram > Facebook > Pinterest > Youtu

David Manilow talks with host Amy Guth about tipping etiquette in restaurants for dining in and takeout, and he explains how payment technology raises new questions around gratuity. Plus: COVID surge may not deter employees or leaders from return to in-person work, UChicago Medicine study indicates hundreds may have survived if COVID vaccination rates were high across the whole city, Norwegian Airlines to buy 50 Boeing 737 Max jets and most student loan borrowers made no payment during freeze.

Вика Милорадова, координатор полетов в авиакомпании Norwegian Airlines

Welcome to Design Huddle, a podcast where two UX designers breakdown what’s new in tech and design. Each week we talk about what’s trending in tech, have some epic interviews, and drop some knowledge on you so you can stay ahead of the robot apocalypse. Mustafa Kurtuldu is a UX lead on install-ability on Chrome and Design Advocate at Google. His skills include user research, interviews, surveys, usability reviews, producing documentation including personas, site maps, user journeys and flows, as well as various fidelities of annotated wireframes. Ryan Warrender is Web Product Partnerships Manager at Google. Ryan has over ten years experience working in Business Development and UX Design. Topics: How Well Do You Know UX Principles? - Discuss the pros and cons of being a self taught UX Designer Travel Remotely - Travel site with a twist, imagine if you could visit a city from the comfort of your own home. Created by John Ornelas Why a cardboard shortage is driving innovation in packaging design - Online shopping, office closures and Brexit have all impacted cardboard supplies. Material innovation and smarter packaging design could provide a solution. As well as being light, easy to rip up and cheap, cardboard has sustainable advantages. It contains a high percentage of recycled material – sometimes up to 80%. Genius airline design - The concept of travel might be a distant memory for many right now, but while we're all waiting for the world to return to normal, one ingenious airline poster has recently resurfaced online. The internet is currently going wild for Norwegian Airlines' clever way of communicating its various destinations, and we're loving the smart and simple execution. Please subscribe and share this episode!

In the Travel News, if you are coming or returning to the US, you will need a covid test. Norwegian Airlines, famous for super low fares across the Atlantic, has become the latest victim of covid. The airline will no longer fly across the pond, rewriting itself as a much smaller regional carrier. The rules for traveling to Hawaii continue to evolve, and in our Smarter Traveler segment, we will update you on the new way to visit Kauai without a quarantine, and review the rest of the current Hawaii covid travel rules. Normally, in the days leading up to the inauguration of a president, Washington, DC would be abuzz. But, because of covid and recent violence at the Capitol, there won’t be spectator events. But you can still “attend” the inauguration. Destination DC has prepared a virtual tour of the city, taking you to dozens of sites related to the event. You can link to the virtual itinerary here. The Mail Bag segment is always popular. Mark answers your questions on animals in the air, hacker fares on airlines, travel credit cards and vaccinated travel.

Listen Now On the Sunday, January 17th edition of The Travel Guys…  In the Travel News, if you are coming or returning to the US, you will need a covid test. Norwegian Airlines, famous for super low fares across the Atlantic, has become the latest victim of covid. The airline will no longer fly across the pond, rewriting itself as a much smaller regional carrier. The rules for traveling to Hawaii continue to evolve, and...

La mossa a sopresa di Norwegian raccontata dal direttore di TTG Italia Remo Vangelista (Music credit: http://www.freesfx.co.uk)

Stock market drops. CPI lowest since 2008. Prices will begin rising higher and sooner than most expect. $2000 monthly UBI proposed for Americans as young as 16 years old Socialists love coronavirus even more than they love climate change. Norwegian Airlines sets an example the US should follow. Bitcoin halves. RATE AND REVIEW the Peter Schiff Show Podcast on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/PeterSchiff/reviews/ SIGN UP FOR MY FREE NEWSLETTER: https://www.europac.com/ Schiff Gold News: http://www.SchiffGold.com/news Buy my newest book at http://www.tinyurl.com/RealCrash Like and follow Peter Schiff on Facebook http://www.Facebook.com/PeterSchiff Follow me on Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/PeterSchiff

Stock market drops. CPI lowest since 2008. Prices will begin rising higher and sooner than most expect. $2000 monthly UBI proposed for Americans as young as 16 years old Socialists love coronavirus even more than they love climate change. Norwegian Airlines sets an example the US should follow. Bitcoin halves. RATE AND REVIEW the Peter Schiff Show Podcast on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/PeterSchiff/reviews/ SIGN UP FOR MY FREE NEWSLETTER: https://www.europac.com/ Schiff Gold News: http://www.SchiffGold.com/news Buy my newest book at http://www.tinyurl.com/RealCrash Like and follow Peter Schiff on Facebook http://www.Facebook.com/PeterSchiff Follow me on Twitter: http://www.Twitter.com/PeterSchiff

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Today I am joined by Tuhina Raman, MD who is a Pulmonologist in the Philadelphia area. She tells us all about the incredible trip she took to Rome, Pompei and the Amalfi Coast in Italy alone with her two children who are 8 and 6 years old. In today’s episode, we discuss: Flying to Europe on Norwegian Airlines- it’s great! Minimalist packing, doing laundry on the road, and throw away clothing. Tip: Why rolling luggage is a must for Europe. Staying in Airbnb’s throughout Italy. Using Melatonin to get accustomed to the local time and avoid jetlag. 5 days in Rome- seeing the Coliseum, Roman Forum, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, The Vatican and Biking in Villa Borghese Park. Why it’s important to schedule downtime on trips with kids. Gelato is a requirement in Italy twice a day! How easy it is to take public buses all around Rome. Tip: traveling to Italy in Spring is perfect and uncrowded since it’s off season. Day trip to Pompei- train from Rome to Naples and then small train to Pompei. Tip: Luggage storage in Pompei. Airbnb Experience- Explore Pompei with an Archaeologist. Italy is very family friendly and many things were free for children. Mount Vesuvius Winery stop on the way to Amalfi Coast. Getting a private driver from Pompei to the Amalfi Coast. Being prepared for carsickness on long, winding car rides. Taking ferries from town to town in the Amalfi Coast. Visiting the Emerald Grotto Cave. Taking a walk through a lemon orchard was her favorite activity. Why they decided to stay in Maiori for low crowds and beach access. Charming restaurant in Maiori: Ristorante Pineta 1903 Tip: Finding foodie souvenirs in local delis. Why you don’t need a car for Rome or Amalfi. Tip: Booking train tickets ahead of time at: Trenitalia.com. Tip: Rent a portable wifi device at Rome Airport through OneMyFi.com. Tip: Use WhatsApp to communicate with locals through wifi. Experiencing Easter in Italy. Tip: Shop for nice leather bags, belts or coats in Rome. Must Do in Italy: Eat, Eat, Eat, Eat!!! Where Tuhina and her family will be traveling to next. Tuhina and her children had a lovely trip and would recommend other families go and see Italy as well. It was very family friendly and Italians love children. Don’t forget to eat Gelato at least twice a day! If you would like to get in touch with Tuhina regarding travel planning, reach out to her by email at: Tuhina_R@msn.com. LEAVE ME A MESSAGE Want to be considered for a future episode of the Hippocratic Holiday? Please leave me a SpeakPipe message with your name, trip dates, where you traveled to, and who is in your group. You can do that using your computer or phone at www.speakpipe.com/HippocraticHoliday  

Jill Golden and Jess Skitzki discuss newsjacking and how it can be great PR for a brand, or a terrible mistake if not executed properly. We discuss some well-known brands including Dunkin Donuts, Kit Kat and KFC and their newsjacking successes with popular events and social trends including the Royal Wedding, the gold and white dress and the Area 51 raid. We also share some feelings on one brand that made quite the mistake when creating a newsjacking tweet. We share some insights on the best way to newsjack for your brand from the book The New Rules of Marketing and PR by David Meerman Scott. At 1:00 we start by briefly defining newsjacking and what it actually is. At 1:16 we discuss the Royal Wedding and how some brands used this huge event to newsjack, such as KFC creating a new chicken bucket design and Dunkin Donuts creating a new donut. At 2:37 we define newsjacking more in depth from the book The New Rules of Marketing and PR by David Meerman Scott. We talk about the importance of timing when newsjacking in order to be successful. You can find the graph we talk about by clicking the link below. At 4:23 Jess talks about one of her favorite newsjacking tweets: Kit Kat dissing the iPhone 6 after the phones started bending. At 4:50 Jill shares a Facebook post from a smaller company, the Oklahoma City Animal Welfare, that created a viral Facebook post regarding the Area 51 raid which was a popular social media discussion this past summer. At 5:55 we talk about Norwegian Airlines newsjacking the Brad Pitt and Angelia Jolie’s break up with a clever paid advertisement. At 6:55 we discuss The Salvation Army’s newsjack about domestic violence and the gold and white/black and blue dress. At 8:17 we get in to a bad newsjacking example from DiGiorno pizza and the #WhyIStayed hashtag regarding domestic violence in relationships. Sources: Royal Wedding - KFC and Dunkin Donuts https://www.impactbnd.com/blog/royal-wedding-marketing-campaigns-newsjacking Newsjacking graph - David Meerman Scott https://www.newsjacking.com/what-is-newsjacking-newsjacking?hsCtaTracking=9c032988-3e0e-4427-80a7-47073fbd8332%7Cc506e229-95b1-409f-ae10-8929928bc256 Kit Kat - bending iPhone https://twitter.com/kitkat/status/514817515177123841?lang=en OKC Animal Welfare - Area 51 raid https://www.facebook.com/OKCanimalwelfare/posts/2321815751241021 Norwegian Airlines - Brad is single https://www.traveller.com.au/brad-is-single-ad-norwegian-airline-cashes-in-on-brangelinas-split-with-cheap-flights-ad-grp6r4 Salvation Army - Gold and white dress https://www.agilitypr.com/pr-news/uncategorized/newsjacking-how-to-hit-the-bullseye-even-if-youre-coming-in-green/ DiGiorno - #WhyIStayed https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ryanhatesthis/digiorno-whyistayed-you-had-pizza

Today we get to know ​Bayo Adelaja of Do it Now Now. Do it Now Now aims to build communities across the continent and in the diaspora, and create programming that helps each of them create healthy, scalable and sustainable businesses that have the potential to hire hundreds and thousands of individuals in Africa. This episode is powered by Norwegian Airlines - https://www.norwegian.com/ - Book a flight with the World's Best Long Haul, Low-Cost Airline. To support the Women in Tech podcast go to https://www.patreon.com/womenintech - tweet @womenintechshow and @EspreeDevora. https://twitter.com/dinnafrica http://twitter.com/womenintechshow https://twitter.com/espreedevora

Do you have a dream? Have you accomplished any of the things you've dreamed of doing? If not why not? Too busy, no money, no motivation? This episode will motivate you, inspire you, and get you going in the right direction. Guest speaker Dionne Ross is works full time, has a two year old, is writing a book, created a hand bag line, and finds time to travel. How you may ask? Listen to this episode and find out the secrets to Dionne making her dreams come true. She is really living her bucket list one day at a time. And she started a Facebook group to encourage other women to do the same.Plus this is host Karen Duncan's birthday week..She's challenging you to find what you are grateful for this week, every morning.This week in Travel Trends: 1. What's New at Sandal's South Coast in Jamaica, pickleball, over the water bar and chapel, 12 over the water one of a kind butler bungalows.2. Can't figure out your next adventure: Contiki has a short test to help you figure out your travel style and what type of trips you should take..Go to Your Bucket List Buster Facebook Page and take the short questionnaireSpecials this week include the Beaches Jazz and Blues Festival in Buenaventura, Panama and Free Air and More with Norwegian Airlines. Plus Royal Caribbean is offering kids free plus up to $400 onboard credit.And in travel news Karen wants to make sure you have the correct credentials to get on a plane after the Oct. 1, 2019 deadline so listen closely to make sure you have the correct ones. And are you prepared if your airline goes belly up while you're abroad? Would you know what to do?Yourbucketlistbuster@gmail.com

Mr. Keith tells us about the importance of mental and physical health. We discuss travels, stereotypes, yoga and life lessons. We go into some of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. He gives us inspirational thoughts and ideas about how to live, consume and consider human and marine life. We end the interview with an important life lesson. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/taf-international-2019/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taf-international-2019/support

O mês de setembro foi duro para a aviação francesa: em duas semanas, duas companhias aéreas entraram em recuperação judicial. As origens das dificuldades financeiras da Aigle Azur e da XL Airways são distintas, mas, em comum, ambas foram com muita sede ao pote dos trajetos intercontinentais de baixo custo. O modelo se desenvolveu nos últimos seis anos, na esteira do sucesso das low costs de médias distâncias na Europa. A XL Airways se especializou nos voos de Paris a Nova York por cerca de € 300, mas não contava que a concorrência seria tão dura, afirma o analista de transportes da consultoria SIA Partners Philippe Berland. “É uma companhia que se focou no eixo transatlântico e teve de enfrentar uma concorrência feroz não só das empresas tradicionais francesas e americanas, como de outras low costs, como a Norwegian e a Level, filial da IAG”, ressalta Berland. “Sem contar que outras ainda estão se preparando para se lançar neste mercado, como a French Bee e a Corsair.”  A carga fiscal também pesou na derrocada da XL. O diretor-presidente da empresa, Laurent Magnin acusou diretamente o governo francês de não reagir para evitar falências no setor aéreo e pediu uma reflexão sobre o “custo anormal” de impostos cobrados das companhias nacionais. O ex-piloto e consultor Gérard Feldzer concorda que está cada vez mais difícil para as aéreas francesas sobreviverem nesse contexto – em 15 anos, outras cinco companhias nacionais já faliram. “Temos a experiência do grupo Air France-KLM, em que a KLM lucra bem mais por causa das diferenças fiscais entre a Holanda e a França, como os impostos sociais, aeroportuários e ambientais. É verdade que há uma diferença grande e fica mais difícil para as companhias francesas”, nota Feldzer. “A Ryan Air, baseada na Irlanda, com bem menos impostos, faz contratos com pilotos independentes. Ou seja, há sim uma concorrência desleal.” Aigle Azur propunha Paris-Campinas por € 400 No caso da Aigle Azur, que chegou a oferecer voos ida e volta Paris-Campinas por € 400, foi a expansão rápida demais que resultou numa crise sem precedentes para a companhia, uma das mais antigas da França. A empresa era especializada nos trajetos para a Argélia, mas o apetite de investidores chineses mudou essa rota.   “Quando a Aigle Azur se abriu para acionistas chineses, eles pediram a abertura de linhas internacionais mais longas, para a China ou São Paulo. Isso os fez afundar porque não se pode improvisar a ampliação de uma companhia especializada em médias distâncias para longas distâncias”, afirma Feldzer. “Eles passaram a acumular déficits. Para atrair os clientes, vendiam passagens cada vez mais baratas e chegaram ao ponto de cobrarem menos que o custo da viagem.” Esse é o cerne do problema: os custos envolvidos em um voo intercontinental, que pode passar de 11 mil quilômetros, são incomparáveis aos de média distância. Nestes trechos, uma companhia pode fazer diversas vezes o mesmo trajeto por dia e, assim, rentabilizar as viagens. Porém, após atravessar o oceano, um avião e sua tripulação são obrigados a repousar por pelo menos 10 horas, por razões de segurança. Lucro dos voos intercontinentais vem da primeira classe Em geral, as companhias tradicionais lucram com os trajetos de longa distância graças aos passageiros da primeira classe e classe executiva. Nos voos de baixo custo, essas duas categorias nem sempre existem – e os valores praticados acabam, obrigatoriamente, sendo baixo demais. “O modelo low cost intercontinental é recente e está se desenvolvendo, apesar das dificuldades. Há vários atores posicionados ou se posicionando”, sublinha Berland. “Vai ser interessante verificarmos como a situação vai evoluir, se vai tomar o mesmo rumo que o low cost de médias distâncias que, no início, também teve de se adaptar até encontrar o melhor modelo. Mas o que é fato é que não é nada simples.” Uma alternativa na mesa é buscar a aliança com grandes companhias, como tentou fazer a XL Airways junto à Air France, sem sucesso. Nas distâncias médias, esse modelo se mostrou eficaz, ressalta Feldzer. “A Transavia tem a Air France por trás, assim como a maioria das outras companhias low cost que resistem e são associadas a grandes companhias. A Vueling é da British Airways. Em geral, as low cost têm dificuldades de sobreviver porque são frágeis financeiramente e não têm redes onde operar”, frisa o ex-piloto e ex-diretor do Museu do Ar e do Espaço de Le Bourget. “Foi por isso que a XL sempre quis se unir à Air France, mas a Air France nunca viu muito interesse nessa associação.” Norwegian é caso de sucesso, mas vive turbulência Todos os olhos estão voltados para o futuro da Norwegian Airlines, que voa para 150 destinos distintos, dos quais dezenas de longa distância, como Estados Unidos ou Emirados Árabes. Ambiciosa, a companhia se tornou a terceira maior low cost da Europa e transportou 37 milhões de passageiros no ano passado. No entanto, uma escolha estratégica por aviões mais econômicos, os Boeing 737 MAX, se mostrou catastrófica para a companhia, já que que dois acidentes sucessivos com o modelo resultaram na proibição dos voos com a aeronave pelas autoridades aeroportuárias. As perdas que decorreram deste contratempo fizeram o alerta de emergência soar para a empresa norueguesa, aberta em 1990 e direcionada aos trajetos de baixo custo desde 2002. A companhia acumula dois anos de prejuízos em 2019, que já chegam a € 380 milhões. A Norwegian adotou um programa de redução de custos, com o fechamento de linhas, negocia o pagamento das dívidas com os credores e ainda consegue se recapitalizar, um sinal de que a turbulência pode ser passageira.

Mark and Jennifer welcome Anders Lindstrom from Norwegian, the least expensive and most comfortable way to get from the US to Europe this summer. Then, Mark travels to the WSWA Wine and Liquor show in Orlando, the Final Frontier, to meet Ryan McElveen and sip Captain Kirk Whiskey. Laugh long and prosper.

I bring my friend Isabelle back to see how her application process is going. Plot twist: she got an interview! Double plot twist: she turned it down! We veer off topic about to discuss our hatred for Norwegian Airlines, but we get back on track to break down how to write a killer cover letter. CONNECT WITH ISABELLELinkedInCapulet MagCONNECT WITH THE SHOWOffbeat Grad BlogSamanthabilityInstagramTwitterGot a question? Send me an email at hello@offbeatgrad.com!

Ep. 016 kicks off with Angelina Aucello from Angelina Travels and I recapping last week’s opening of United’s newest Polaris Lounge at Newark. Jen Yellin from Deals We Like walks us through various Amex promotions including Hilton and a slew of retailers. Our interview this week comes to you from NYC recorded in the beautiful offices of The Points Guy, where Emily McNutt, their News Editor chats with Ed all about British Airways’ third attempt to buy Norwegian Airlines. Thanks to our Sponsors! Gogo In-Flight Internet BookYourAward.com Timestamps 0:50 - United’s newest Polaris Lounge at Newark 15:00 - New Amex promotions...first up: Hilton 18:00 - And 10% back (up to $100) at a variety of retailers 21:00 - The latest on British Airways’ attempts to buy Norwegian Airlines 34:00 - TF2P Show Notes & Links Ed’s review of the Polaris Lounge at Newark Angelina’s review of the Polaris Lounge at Newark Jen’s post on Amex’s Hilton promotion All of Jen’s great Amex deal posts Emily’s post on IAG’s bid for Norwegian

Welcome back to ZorkCast, the podcast that is all about helping you travel smarter, gamble smarter, and maximize your adventures. Today’s episode is divided into two parts because I just got so caught up reminiscing about all my travel experiences that I went off on a tangent. However, this is part one and we are in the beautiful Athens, Greece. This show is being broadcasted from out on the terrace and I’m sharing with you on how TWA led me to stories about my ultimate travel hack. I'm calling it my TWA travel NOT hacking, TWA optimization story. Keep listening to find out more and make sure you come back tomorrow for Part ll. Key Points From This Episode: • Recalling some of my best travel memories with TWA (Trans World Airlines) • My dislike for the words “travel hacking” • Why we call it fare deals and not mistake fares. • Ticketing issues with fare deals. • Competition amongst low-cost and ultra low-cost air travel carriers. • Saving by traveling with minimal baggage. • Finding those sweet spots and using them to benefit yourself. Tweetables: “It’s probably best to refer to everything as a fare deal.” — @travelzork [0:04:24.0] “If you’re willing to fly economy class with minimal bags it’s a great time to be traveling.” — @travelzork [0:05:33.0] “The concept that I want to leave you with is that there will always be sweet spots.” — @travelzork [0:06:27.0] Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Airline “Mistake fares?” | How do I find them? — https://travelzork.com/airline-mistake-fares-how-to-find/ Norwegian to London | 99 Bucks, a Backpack, and a Dreamliner — https://travelzork.com/norwegian-london-99-bucks-backpack-dreamliner/ TravelZork — https://travelzork.com/ ZorkCast on Facebook — facebook.com/travelzork ZorkCast on Twitter — https://twitter.com/TravelZork ZorkCast on Instagram — https://www.instagram.com/travelzork/ Trans World Airlines — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trans_World_Airlines WOW Airline — https://wowair.com/ Norwegian Airlines — https://www.norwegian.com/us/

00:00 - Introduction, Layovers reviewsReviews of layovers ✈︎ - air travel and commercial aviation on podbayThe Travel Massive Newsletter02.51 - US Travel BanTrump travel ban: Here's what you need to know - CNNPolitics.comUS airports on frontline as Donald Trump's travel ban causes chaos and protests | US news | The GuardianI am an Immigration Officer who works with DHS and has worked extensively with our refugees/Asylees. There's a lot of misinformation out there on BOTH sides. AMA : AMAEmirates Says Changed Pilot, Crew on U.S.-Bound Flights | Fortune.com06:56 - US3 at the White HouseAmerican airlines want Trump to take on their Gulf rivals - Feb. 7, 201707:56 New Emirates 5th freedom route, DeltaEmirates to add non-stop Newark-Athens flightsEmirates Says Flight Was Delayed After Delta Withheld $300 Spare Part - Bloomberg09:19 - Norwegian US announcementsEurope's best low-cost airline could be an issue for the Trump administration | 02/09/17 | Markets InsiderNorwegian Air confirms Providence will be base for Europe flightsNorwegian: We need Boeing 737MAX to sell $69 tickets to Europe - Business Insider12:05 - 737 MAX 8 for intercontinental routesBoeing plans to deliver re-engined 737 in 2017 | ReutersYour Next Trans-Atlantic Trip May Be on Boeing’s Humble 737 - Bloomberg Quint13:53 - Alex flies Thomas Cook to CPTThomas Cook Flights – Fly Thomas Cook Airlines18:00 - American drops IFE screensAmerican Airlines getting rid of in-flight entertainment screens19:07 - Air Canada unveils new liveryAir Canada Unveils New Livery Inspired by CanadaAir Canada - WinkreativeInternet Archive Wayback Machine23:06 - Etihad, its CEO and LufthansaDetails Of The Expanded Partnership Between Etihad & Lufthansa - One Mile at a TimeEtihad CEO James Hogan is quitting the company in 2017 - Business Insider25:45 - Emirates fleet change 2007-2017Emirates' Fleet Changes, 2007-1726:28 - Lufthansa app, Worldmate, Google Trips, TripitLufthansa myOffer - Lufthansa ® United States of AmericaCWT to shut Worldmate travel concierge mobile app28:20 - Paul crazy flights to MAD via ZRH and FRA31:52 - More on travel planning apps33:28 - MAD T2 and T3Terminals T1, T2, T3, T4-T4S Madrid-Barajas Airport. Distribution of terminals34:08 - Paul tests the Bombardier CS100Bombardier | The innovative ones | SWISSWorld of SWISS - Bombardier CSeries 100 - The latest aircraft in its classOnboard the SWISS CSeries Inaugural Revenue Flight - Airways Magazine36:18 - SWISS Fear of flying courseFear of flying seminar | Swiss AviationTraining37:55 - Schengen area, Momondo, SkyscannerPriceline pays $550 million to acquire European travel search firm Momondo | VentureBeat | Business | by Paul SawersSkyscanner sold to China's Ctrip in £1.4bn deal | Business | The Guardian39:26 - No wifi on Ryanair, BA Cityflyer, plane foodRyanair says no to on-board wi-fi, transatlantic routes - and flights from WaterfordBA CityFlyer - WikipediaBBC Radio 4 - The Kitchen Cabinet, Series 15, Woburn Abbey41:28 - Paul continues to ramble about his loved Sony MDR-1000XBluetooth Over-Ear Noise Canceling Headphones| MDR-1000X | Sony US42:36 - The must-have button on every IFE, Turkish interface43:54 - Amazon, Superbowl, ATL drones, Airbus self-flying taxisThe Super Bowl halftime show drones weren't flying live - The VergeLady Gaga's Super Bowl LI Halftime Show Drones Have a Bright Future | WIREDDrones help expand the world's busiest airportAirbus Is About To Build A Self-Flying Electric Robo-Taxi | Fast Company | Business + InnovationAmazon plans more than 200 daily flights from new cargo hub | Reuters46:20 - Living in lounges Malaysian man jailed for living in executive airport lounges with fake boarding passes47:20 - Cape Town CPT airport52:17 - Conclusion, next flightsCape Town International Airport

Topics This week we are joined by our awesome #travelsquad member Kendra. Renee and Kim sit back drink wine while Kendra shares her travel experiences. One of which includes a 15-hour flight from hell. . .  followed by the fear of a forest abduction. . .  and ends with an epic elephant swim! Whew, I need a drink! Are you afflicted with wanderlust? Kim thinks she was born this way. Renee feels that she grew into it. Our guest chats about how she came down with a recent bout of wanderlust resulting in an upcoming trip to India. Note: there was some wine involved and a drunk call to Kim. . . Could wine be a wanderlust trigger? Further research is needed. POUR! Kendra also talks to us about how she manages her wanderlust while being part of a dynamic-duo (yup, she has a hubby). Wine Break Speaking of wine, Kim and Kendra enjoy a delightful Fume Blanc from Grgich Hills Estate which is one of our favorites! Renee sips on her favorite grocery store Moscato from Jacob's Creek. We reminisce about that one time when Renee got her hand slapped for trying to help herself during a tasting at Cakebread Cellars during our Napa, California jaunt. Carry-On What is in your carry-on? Our guest suggests ear-plugs as a low-tech solution to help you catch some z's while traveling. Renee shares info on a low-cost carrier airline Norwegian Airlines.