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Galley Gossip: Flight attendant revokes travel privileges from husband

Galley Gossip: Flight attendant revokes travel privileges from husband Mar 26th, 2010 at 3:00PM: Dear Heather, Someone I know was requested by his wife to meet him in another state due to a medical emergency on her part. She had been working out of the country. As a retired airline employee, she had flight benefits, which she used to book her husband a flight. As soon as he landed, instead of finding his ailing wife, he was served with notice she was filing for divorce. Once he flew back ...

Galley Gossip: The Bachelor - airline employees, spouses & why Vienna is perfect for Jake

Galley Gossip: The Bachelor - airline employees, spouses & why Vienna is perfect for Jake Feb 8th, 2010 at 9:30AM: If you think long distance dating is difficult, try being married to an airline employee. It ain't easy. Because working for an airline is not just a job, it's a lifestyle, a very unusual one. Even now, seven years later, my husband, a man who travels more often than I do, doesn't completely understand how things work in the aviation industry and will often times get frustrated whenever we're ...

In the Heart of Central America: Planning a wedding or honeymoon in Honduras

In the Heart of Central America: Planning a wedding or honeymoon in Honduras Dec 14th, 2009 at 9:00AM: Imagine walking down a lush green aisle to a small open-air wooden structure where billowy white curtains frame a view of a valley spread below and blueish mountains in the distance. An intimate group of family and friends has gathered to watch you say your vows on this hilltop and after the ceremony, they'll join you to celebrate as the sun sets and the lights of the village beneath you and ...

Tie the knot or just recharge in the Riviera Maya

Tie the knot or just recharge in the Riviera Maya Dec 11th, 2009 at 1:00PM: Surround yourself with an emerald-green jungle, and take a plunge in turquoise blue waters with a stay at the Valentin Imperial Maya Resort. This luxurious all-inclusive property is just the destination you'll need when we reach the depths of winter and just need a break. Have kids? Line up a babysitter: this is an adults-only property, so you'll be able to take a vacation from every aspect of ...

10 tips for traveling as a couple - and not breaking up

10 tips for traveling as a couple - and not breaking up Nov 4th, 2009 at 12:30PM: Traveling together for the first time as a couple can be a make-or-break experience. You can learn more about a person on a two-day trip than you can in a few weeks of dating. tweetmeme_url = 'http://www.gadling.com/2009/11/04/10-tips-for-traveling-as-a-couple-and-not-breaking-up/'; tweetmeme_source = 'Gadling'; When you travel with someone, you quickly figure out how he interacts with ...

Get a free wedding in St. Maarten

Get a free wedding in St. Maarten Oct 23rd, 2009 at 2:00PM: Hosting a destination wedding is a great way to cut down on the expenses involved in getting married. Fewer guests equal less money spent on food, drinks and invitations, and fewer tables to seat those guests means your costs for flowers and rentals like linens and chairs will also be lower. Two Sonesta resorts in St. Maarten - Sonesta Maho Beach Resort and Casino and the Sonesta Great Bay Beach ...

Top 5 hotels for having an affair

Top 5 hotels for having an affair Sep 6th, 2009 at 11:30AM: Looking for a place to take your mistress for the weekend? Trying to plan a secret rendezvous with your lover? If so, check out ABC News' list of the top 5 hotels for having an affair. The draw of these hotels, according to the article, is "thick walls, a discreet staff, a bit of romance". Noel Biderman, the creator of a website that matches would-be cheaters with potential dates (The tag line ...

Indian company offers "divorce tourism" package to quarreling couples

Indian company offers Sep 5th, 2009 at 12:00PM: For many happy couples, a trip is taken to commemorate joyful events, like a marriage or the impending birth of a child. Then there are other couples - the ones who certainly aren't happy but who aren't quite ready to rush off to Vegas for their divorce party. For them, there's "divorce tourism". The Daily Mail reports that a company in India, called KV Tours and Travel, is offering packages to ...

Dim Sum Dialogues: Love & Marriage

Dim Sum Dialogues: Love & Marriage Aug 15th, 2009 at 8:30AM: Weddings in Hong Kong are big business. In every district, small shops advertise dress tailoring, videography or photography packages, and event planning services. Go into any of the big hotels on a weekend and you'll find over 300 people congregating in the grand ballrooms, feasting over a ten-course meal that boasts elegance and affluence. A few months ago, I had the opportunity to help a ...

Ave Maria or Hava Nagila? No Need to Choose at Cabo Azul

Ave Maria or Hava Nagila? No Need to Choose at Cabo Azul Jun 23rd, 2009 at 8:00AM: Planning a wedding is the final test of a relationship. If a couple can survive this gauntlet of vendors and family members, the marriage has a real shot. It's even more taxing when you're putting together a destination wedding (definitely not my favorite kind). The only thing that could make this experience worse is the emotional toll exacted by interfaith struggles. If you're dealing with this ...

Easyjet's jilted in the sky

Easyjet's jilted in the sky Jun 2nd, 2009 at 1:00PM: easyJet was ready to help passengers walk down the aisle while walking down the aisle. The airlines plans to conduct mile-high marriage ceremonies, however, were stymied by local British bureaucrats who said they couldn't give the airline permission. Under this unusual program, pilots – like captains at sea – would have facilitated the swapping of vows. The relevant officials in ...

Say "I do" at 30,000 feet - easyJet wants to get into the wedding business

Say May 5th, 2009 at 2:30PM: Desperate to generate some extra cash, every airline in the world is scrambling for ways to introduce new money making services. Some have considered paid bathrooms, others are going to double charge fatties. UK low cost carrier easyJet is in the lead at the moment in the creativity top 10. The airline is planning to introduce in-flight weddings on their planes, allowing couples to tie the knot at ...

Complimentary destination wedding - it's not a trick

Complimentary destination wedding - it's not a trick Apr 9th, 2009 at 9:00AM: The Ritz-Carlton has an amazing destination wedding offer for the rest of this year. And yes, the dreamy location above (San Juan, Puerto Rico) is included in the offer! Here's how it works. You call up the Ritz-Carlton and say "Hey. I'm thinking about a destination wedding," and mention the Reconnect package, which starts at $269 (Jamaica). Then, they hook you up with a $100 daily resort credit ...

Marry at the House of Juliet, hope for better results

Marry at the House of Juliet, hope for better results Mar 19th, 2009 at 10:00AM: Finally, there's a wedding destination for fans of Ishtar, Zima and the Dukakis campaign – among other disasters. If you want a bit of hype to your nuptials, book some space at The House of Juliet. Maybe your marriage will have a little more traction. Officials in Verona, Italy, where Shakespeare's famous play was set, will soon be used for weddings. Daniele Polato, the rocket scientist ...

Cabo San Lucas: Oh No They Didn't

Cabo San Lucas: Oh No They Didn't Nov 26th, 2008 at 3:30PM: If you have just the slightest clue what the title of this article refers to, then you will also know how I feel about the subject. I guess you could say there are two subjects in this case: Cabo San Lucas as a celebrity hotspot and Speidi getting married. Neither subject is a pleasant one in my opinion, but just the thought of the second makes me want to wretch. Yes, they did. Spencer Pratt and ...

The Thai Women's Guide to Scoring a Foreign Man

The Thai Women's Guide to Scoring a Foreign Man Sep 16th, 2007 at 6:41PM: I love Thailand. It's a great place to travel to and is brimming with gracious people, good food, rich history and amazing scenery. But one of the most disturbing things about Thailand is the sex trade, which is literally everywhere. Beautiful Thai women (and ladyboys) crawl over one another for the chance to 'entertain' fat, balding foreign men (or women!) who they believe can be their passport ...

Getting Married? Here's Some Good Advice.

Getting Married? Here's Some Good Advice. Aug 23rd, 2007 at 10:00AM: My recent post about the wedding at Prague's Ruzyne airport got me recalling my own marriage to Carol in 2003. Travel's a big part of our life together. Even though we're both from Auckland, we actually met in Thailand, and more often than not it's her photographs which complement my words. When we got married we'd already been living together for several years, so certainly didn't need anything ...

Band on the Run: Train Crashes the Party

Band on the Run: Train Crashes the Party Aug 11th, 2007 at 1:00PM: I have been thinking a lot about trains lately. On August 4th in Prince George, BC, there was a head-on collision of two CN trains just on the edge of town. The resulting derailment created a huge fire that burned into the next day and threatened the nearby Fraser River with contamination from the small gasoline spill. One tanker was northbound carrying the oil product and the other was ...

A Canadian In Beijing: Two-Wheeled Matrimony

A Canadian In Beijing: Two-Wheeled Matrimony Apr 24th, 2007 at 3:08AM: I've been here for three weeks and I'm pretty sure that yesterday was my first "bad day." Okay, perhaps "bad" is the wrong word for it. I'd have to say that what started as a good day became a low day, a sad day, a frustrating and annoying day. . . a day when I wished I were home and not here. . . for just an hour, perhaps. I could have even found solace in twenty minutes. (They need to invent ...

Moving Overseas in a Relationship

Moving Overseas in a Relationship Feb 7th, 2007 at 12:26PM: In today's busy world where most couples each have jobs and we are all burdened by tons of responsibility, it can be hard to live a dream and move abroad. I know that I've long wanted to get back overseas to live, but professional and personal (family, spouse with a job) reasons have made it hard to pick up and go. But should that stop you (or me for that matter?). Well, that is a matter of ...

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