Posts Tagged ‘jet charter’
The Importance of Private Jet Charter Service Safety
Private jet safety has been an issue for many years in order to product the public from the dangers of unscrupulous companies. The regulation of aircraft began in the United States during the 1920s after several aviation disasters occurred that led to deaths. Currently, there is an average of 7,000 fatalities each year because of…
Read MoreFrance's Travel Secrets
France is a wonderful travel gem, and its has a secret, multiple in fact. Here is a list of of some of the best secrets for travelling France. Barcelonnette, Provence: As close as you can get to Mexico while still in Europe. Alsace: Isolated creeks, deserted beaches, and wonderfully small fishing villages. Languedoc: Unspoiled sandy…
Read MoreUnique Hotel Gyms
Rather than the broom closet “stocked” with a decrepit stationary bike and moldy yoga mats, hotels have been upping the ante of vacation fitness. These hotels have made the gym a true feature of staying there, and maybe even the reason for the journey. Turtle Bay, Oahu This Hawaiian resort has implemented a large renovation…
Read MoreHistoric Cusco Hotels
Hotels in Cusco, Peru embrace their history tightly. furniture from the period, original stonework, and paintings from years gone by wrap the place in antiquity. Many of the hotels have this charm, but a few take it to the next level of luxury. Aranwa Cusco Boutique Hotel Built in 1560, the original construction is decorated…
Read MoreCorporate Jets Change Ryanair
Once well known for blandness and indifference, Ryanair is turning over a new leaf with a newly fitted corporate jet. In hopes to attract a better class of passenger, the Boeing Co. 737-700 has been upgraded with all-leather reclining seats and up to 3 times the space for each passenger. Ryanair has added a fine-dinging…
Read MoreMarriott Worried About Summer Bookings
The attacks in Paris last November are worrying the Marriott family of hotels. In response Ritz-Carlton, JW Marriott, Autograph, and Courtyard hotels are negotiating with the Paris tourism agency to adapt a more enticing pricing system. This is in hopes to get travelers back into Paris. “Paris is the one that concerns us, but for…
Read MoreTop Travel Mistakes: Avoid Them
There are plenty of mistakes that can be made during travel. Some of those could be minimally troublesome, but others could be horrendous. Here are some of the common errors, and ways to get around them. Time is money, especially on vacation. Information is key, update your maps and guides. Waiting is for chumps, find…
Read MoreSafe and Sound in San Candido
San Candido has the UNESCO dolomites mountains, and soft green valleys to peruse at your leisure, without angst or loneliness. Between the meadow paths to mountain lakes, or grand peak vistas in the mountain treks you can get what you want out of the scenery. The local diet consists of a heavy dose of dairy…
Read MoreThe Future of Business Travel is not Boring
In a recent statement from Thomas Mangas, CEO of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worlldwide, corporate travelers are looking for at least some of the amenities of leisure travelers. A new player in the hospitality industry, Generator Hostels, is ramping up to bring business travelers what they want in design, affordability, and experience. Since its inception…
Read MorePrivate Jet of a Disney Imagineer
Skyacht One is the 83 million dollar private jet designed by Eddie Sotto, a former experiential designer from Disney. The jet has been personalized to a level of luxury that would shock a Saudi prince. The base model is an Embraer Lineage 1000E business jet, but has been stylized into a nautical and navigation theme. It…
Read More