A writer wonders if countries should issue travel advisories for the United States — because of police brutality.
Plus, EasyJet learned a hard lesson: don’t mess with Italy.
We’ll get to those stories and many more in a few minutes. But first, here’s a quick recap of this week at Rene’s Points!
Some airlines aren’t serving alcohol on board flights. So is it legal to bring your booze on a plane? (Hint: yes. But…)
My life changed dramatically when my daughter arrived a few years ago — and travel was no exception.
Like many readers, René lives in an area served by a small airport. He questions whether he’ll return to his old haunt — or drive to bigger cities to begin his journies.
Amsterdam might look very different after COVID-19.
Also in the ‘DAM, Schiphol airport is trying something new for its operations: drones.
Delta is banning some passengers who don’t abide by its mask policy. This comes a couple of days after CEO Ed Bastian said the airline won’t use force against people who don’t comply.
René wrote a fun piece about items Delta could sell to raise money.
Children are not welcome at a new Las Vegas hotel which aims to bring back an old school vibe.
As of press time, these leakproof toiletry bottles are still on sale for 50% off (when you use the applicable promo codes).
United Airlines flight attendants now have something else to bring on trips: thermometers.
More Travel Headlines
Should Other Countries Issue a Travel Warning About Police Violence in the U.S.?
EasyJet apologizes for calling Italy region ‘land of mafia and earthquakes’
Allegiant Air Will (Finally) Require Face Coverings
His plane-disinfecting invention didn’t take off — until COVID-19 hit
Virgin Atlantic Will Resume Passenger Flights In July And August To The U.S., Caribbean And Asia
The future of travel, according to guidebook writer Rick Steves
Carnival Cruise Line nurses deliver baby on Emirates flight
These are the top 9 US destinations private jet flyers are heading this summer
Virgin Atlantic delays return of flights to Disney World in Orlando
Americans are getting fined for goofing off in Canada
Could Flybe, which went bust in March, take to the skies again?
For $1,750 an Hour You Can Rent an ‘Invisible House’ in Joshua Tree
Photographer Captures Beauty Of Mexican Riviera Without Tourists During The Pandemic
Denver International Airport fined $33.5M for noise violations
— Chris
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