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The Wynn Las Vegas has a robot dog on hand to greet visitors. Do you know what would be great? If the robot technology, oh, I don’t know, could help Nevada count its damn ballots.
Oh, and a whale off the California coast briefly held some kayakers in its mouth.
(If those aren’t two of the most 2020 stories…)
We’ll get to those terrifying headlines and several tame ones in a few minutes. But first, here’s a quick recap of this past week at Rene’s Points.
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Wow. This post triggered a bunch of people in the comments section and on Twitter!
Air traffic at Van Nuys Airport — one of the world’s busiest and most famous general aviation airports — was impacted by traffic of another kind on Friday morning: a police pursuit across taxiways and runways.
How can Delta fix SkyMiles — and potentially change the frequent flyer loyalty program landscape forever? René has a pretty interesting idea.
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Ryanair couldn’t help but troll the Trumps.
A pair of Chase Offers give targeted cardholders the opportunity to save some food money with purchases at Pizza Hut and Chick-fil-A.
My classic Hyatt Credit Card is suddenly packing some value again!
The final long leg of a mileage run wrapped up in Delta One from JFK to LAX. But how impressive was everything on this premium route?
More Travel Headlines
Robot dog greeting guests at Wynn Las Vegas
Awesome, because we were running out of things to have nightmares about. https://t.co/HkgvlkkP54
— Vital Vegas (@VitalVegas) November 4, 2020
A humpback whale almost swallows kayakers near a California beach
Delta launches cargo-only flights to Europe, India
Video shows massive cruise ship assembled in seconds
Marriott reports surprise profit, says travel demand is improving
Foxwoods Resort Casino Opens First-ever Casino Floor for Guests 55 and Older
Southern California casinos welcome social media influencers who can bring in a crowd
San Francisco mulls 2-week quarantine after holiday travel: report
National lockdown: Thousands of Brits fly abroad for final getaway before month-long travel ban
Southwest Airlines Finally Opens San Diego – Honolulu Route
Drive-To Travel Helps Choice Hotels Return to Profits
Southwest Airlines Was Far Too Nice To This Pesky Woman
The Surging Popularity Of Affordable Private Jet Travel
Bear Tries to Gain Entry to Canada from U.S. In ‘Forceful Attempt’ at Border Crossing
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