Month: April 2017
Hipster Luxury At The W Bali
- Heather Cassell
- April 27, 2017
The W Hotels and Resorts is renowned the world over for its ultra luxurious feel catering to young and hip travelers attracted to the social scene at the hotel’s bars and nightclubs that feature some of the hottest DJs around the world.
The W Bali Seminyak (Jl. Petitenget, Kerobokan, 877-946-8357 or +62 361 3000106, wretreatbali.com) in Seminyak, Bali in Indonesia isn’t any different. It’s “playful yet composed,” the Telegraph recently noted.
Read MoreAmerican Airlines Bestows Hero Award To Presad Rennie
- Heather Cassell
- April 25, 2017
Envoy Lead Passenger Service Agent Presad Rennie didn’t think twice when she saw a toddler gasping for air and someone called out, “Does anyone know the Heimlich maneuver?”
Read MoreAmerican Airlines Reacts Swiftly To Baby Stroller Incident
- Heather Cassell
- April 23, 2017
American Airlines launched an investigation and suspended the flight attendant accused of nearly hitting an infant with a stroller sending its mother into hysterical crying Friday, April 21.
Part of the incident was caught on video and posted to Facebook by Surain Adyanthaya with the caption: “OMG! AA Flight attendant violently took a stroller from a lady with her baby on my flight, hitting her and just missing the baby,” she captioned the clip.
Read MoreA Sweet Treat. The Pop-Up Museum of Ice Cream Opens in Los Angeles.
- Heather Cassell
- April 21, 2017
Dive Into Sprinkles. Be The Banana Split. Get A Sugar High at The Museum of Ice Cream. by Heather Cassell Life is a bowl of ice cream with sprinkles on top, at least for the Museum of Ice Cream, which opens in Los Angeles, California April 22. The museum allows attendees to dive into a […]
Read MoreEthical Travel in the Digital Age
- Heather Cassell
- April 16, 2017
Talk about a buzzkill.
I’m in the middle of a trip to the Dominican Republic. It’s a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and intersex-themed trip, part of a program called Tolerance Through Tourism. The idea is that by simply being an openly gay person and traveling in the developing world, you help people living in traditionally homophobic cultures to see that LGBTQI people are not so strange.
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