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Taking a Vacation to Antigua

Thousands of visitors take to Antigua each year to enjoy the  dazzling beaches, beautiful resorts, and culturally-rich towns with hidden gems to see. While many tourists stick to the beaches and blue seas that they seek for relaxation, it is important to keep in mind that the island has a rich buried history. If you…

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Flying An F-16 Jet

Within the jet industry, the F-16 is well-known for its use in the military and for security purposes. A recent piece written by journalist Carl Lavin explains his time aboard the fighter jet with the Air Force Thunderbirds, professionals who perform shows each year. The demonstration flight took the group on high-speed turns, rolls, and…

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Luxury Travel Trends for 2015

A report from WTM and Euromonitor is explaining luxury travel trends that may take hold over the next calendar year. One new concept that may gain substantial popularity is the concept of a “poshtel,” a sort of hybrid between a hotel and a hostel with a more glamorous, yet budget-conscious, experience. Peer-to-peer offerings are also…

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Top National Parks in the World

If you’re a travel buff, you’ve probably seen your fair share of incredible national parks around the world. Conde Nast Traveler has compiled their own list of best national parks internationally. If you have the chance and are near any of these spots this summer, be sure to visit the beautiful parks to see all…

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Textron Considers New Business Jet Specs

Textron Considers New Business Jet Specs | The Early Air Way's Blog

Textron is currently reconsidering the details of its highest-end business jet after hearing customer opinions of the aircraft’s specs. The original mockups marketed the Citation Longitude jet to be 87 feet long, carry 12 passengers, and fly 4,000 nautical miles. The company is now looking to reconsider both cabin size and range capacity, which are…

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Tourist Attractions Come In Unlikely Form

While it may seem out of the ordinary, a number of places around the globe are turning abandoned mines into tourist attractions. A thrill ride winds through a mine below the mountains of Snowdonia National Park in Wales; a theme park below Transylvania, Romania boasts a bowling alley, ferris wheel, and mini golf course. Others…

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American Travelers To Spend More on Vacations This Year

According to an MMGY Global Survey, 66% of U.S. adults said that they plan to take one or more leisure trips over the next six months, and 31% expect to take at least one business trip. Despite the amount of travel’s overall decrease of 3% from last year, Americans expect to spend more on travel…

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Private Jet Provides Life-Saving Transport

In a story that seems as unique as they come, one private jet company is helping to provide life-saving transportation for individuals undergoing organ transplants. As many people spend a long period of time on wait lists, matches are often made between people who live on opposite ends of the country. OrganJet helps patients to…

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Facebook Forecasts Summer Travel Trends

With Memorial Day approaching and summer right around the corner, many in our industry are seeking to get a jump on the travel trends for the coming months. An unlikely source for forecasting these trends is Facebook, where many travelers are beginning to talk about their plans and discussing holidays or activities. Trending topics about…

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Top 20 Museums Around the World

Whether you’re a classic art buff or just one that enjoys taking in the sights, museums can be great opportunities to take a glimpse into local culture and history of the place you are visiting. CNN Travel has compiled their list of the top 20 museums around the world that you may want to consider…

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