Book: Peyakow: Reclaiming Cree Dignity Author: Darrel J. McLeod Review by: Kirk Duguid, acting consul general of Canada in Atlanta In “Peyakow,” award-winning Cree author Darrel J. McLeod shares weaves […]
Category: Travel
Posted inAirport City, Diplomacy, Jamaica, Travel
Frontier Airlines Launches Flight to Atlanta’s Jamaican Sister City
Low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines launched nonstop flights from Atlanta to Montego Bay, Jamaica, and Cancun, Mexico, in early November, adding new international destinations 31 cities the Denver-based airline serves out of […]
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Delta CEO Bastian: Return of International Flights a ‘Last Step’ for Airline’s Recovery
The Biden administration’s announcement that will open U.S. borders to vaccinated international travelers starting in November is a welcome sign that the “last step” toward recovery is soon to be […]
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Tourism Minister in Atlanta: Greece Ready to Welcome Vaccinated Americans May 14
Greece is opening to vaccinated American travelers in mid-May, offering what the country’s tourism minister said could be a summertime respite from the stresses of the pandemic while also observing […]
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Outgoing Airport GM: Boosting International Traffic ‘Critical’ to Hartsfield-Jackson’s Growth
International and business may be the slowest segments of air travel to recover from the pandemic, but both are critical for fostering future growth at the Atlanta airport and the […]
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Newly Arrived Greek Consul Sees Tourism Promise in 2021 Bicentennial
Atlanta may have taken the centennial Olympic Games from Athens in 1996, but the new Greek consul here holds no ill will. At least Atlanta and Ancient Olympia got a sister […]
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Preparing for the Future in Cross-Cultural and Transnational Marriages
Editor’s note: This is a sponsored post paid for by The Manely Firm and written by attorney Michael Manely. Cross-cultural and transnational marriages, though often enriching and rewarding, must contend not only […]
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Mexico City’s Open for Atlanta Tourists, but Are They Bold Enough to Travel?
Mexico City is ready for Americans, tourism professionals said this week on a call hosted by the Mexican Consulate General in Atlanta; the only question now is how desperate they […]
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Birds: The Original Globalists, Through the Eyes of a Naturalist
For 30 years Stan Tekiela has been studying the flight patterns of birds around the world. Inspired by the work of living English naturalists Jane Goodall, the anthropologist, and Sir […]
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A Tourism ‘Island,’ Israel Strategizes for Eventual Reopening to Foreigners
Judging by the questions, there is still pent-up demand for tourism to Israel from the Southeast U.S., and the sooner the better, according to many prospective travelers. But foreigners looking to […]