Passenger Favorites: The Best Airports Around the World
Airports Council International (ACI) has recently announced the winners of the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) Awards based on feedback from over 600,000 travelers at more than 400 airports worldwide. These awards recognize airports that excel in various categories, including cleanliness, staff dedication, ease of transportation, and overall enjoyment. Nine airports have managed to shine across all five categories this year:
1. Greenville-Spartanburg International, South Carolina, USA
2. Gerald R. Ford International, Michigan, USA
3. Rome Fiumicino, Italy
4. Casablanca Mohammed V International, Morocco
5. Izmir Adnan Menderes, Turkey
6. Guayaquil International, Ecuador
7. Salalah International, Oman
8. Sultan Hasanuddin International, Indonesia
9. Yogyakarta International Airport, Indonesia
It is noteworthy to mention that there are North American airports which passengers dislike the most, serving as a helpful comparison.
Discovering the Coolest Streets Around the World
Time Out’s annual travel guide has named a thoroughfare in a cosmopolitan, coastal city as the “coolest” street in the world. This prestigious title was awarded to an impressive street that rules not just in 2023 but throughout the years.
Japan’s International City: Beyond Tokyo
Valencia, Spain, has been named the Green Capital of Europe in 2023. With its flat roads and sunny weather, it is a cycling paradise that boasts nearly 200 kilometers (124 miles) of bike paths connecting to “green routes” outside the city.
A Brief History and Myths Surrounding St. Patrick’s Day
As millions of people around the world prepare to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on March 17, it’s interesting to delve into its history and debunk common myths.
Exploring Ireland Beyond Stout and Spuds
If you’re planning a trip to Ireland, don’t miss out on trying the diverse range of delicious Irish foods beyond stout and spuds.
Caution: Morels Mushrooms – A Delicious but Potentially Deadly Delight
Morels are a prized springtime delicacy, but they can be poisonous if not prepared and consumed carefully. A recent report by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) highlights this risk, advising caution when consuming morels.
The Threat to French Cuisine: Frog Legs
A new report suggests that the appetite for frog legs is threatening certain frog species, raising concerns among environmental campaigners.
South Korea’s Crackdown on Controversial Animal Cafes
As part of its efforts to protect animals, South Korea is taking steps to regulate animal cafes and selfie spots where visitors interact with raccoons, foxes, meerkats, and other animals.
Relocation Packages: US Cities and Towns Offering Attractive Incentives for New Residents
Several US cities and towns are offering enticing relocation packages to attract new residents, including cash incentives, free egg deliveries, and access to outdoor activities.
Traveling Against Doctor’s Orders: One Woman’s Story
Despite undergoing risky spine surgery, one woman ignored her surgeon’s advice and traveled, leading to an unexpected adventure.
Farewell to Baby Panda: A Heartfelt Goodbye
South Koreans lined up for days to bid farewell to a beloved baby panda, who was on loan from China. The adorable creature touched the hearts of millions during its stay in South Korea.
Titanic II: Billionaire’s Dream of Recreating History and Promoting Peace
Australian billionaire Clive Palmer is determined to build a replica of the Titanic, with the hope that it will inspire period dress and potentially bring world peace.
The Break-Up: Miami Beach vs Spring Breakers
Miami Beach is making efforts to distance itself from the chaos and excesses of spring break, with a focus on attracting families and visitors seeking a more tranquil vacation experience.
The Mystery: “It’s Not Us. It’s You.”
A series of anonymous break-ups written on Post-it notes is causing a stir in New York City, leaving people pondering the meaning behind these cryptic messages.
