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A system outage at Sabre wreaked havoc on airlines around the world overnight.
Passenger service systems were down and airlines couldn t sell tickets, check-in passengers, or dispatch flights.
Airlines have begun the recovery process to mitigate any ripple effects ahead of the weekend.
Travelers arriving at airports across the US on Friday morning were greeted with long lines and flight delays due to a system outage at Sabre, a technology company that provides airline reservations and operational systems.
The passenger service system, or PSS, that powers many of the world s airlines suffered the outage overnight, leaving airlines with no means to check-in passengers or dispatch flights. Four of America s largest carriers were affected including American Airlines, Alaska Airlines, JetBlue Airways, and Hawaiian Airlines.
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With the roll-out of Covid-19 vaccines, grandparents will again be able to travel with their grandchildren. These multi-generational trips offer bonding and quality time together.
When planning a trip with grandchildren, pre-planning and buying travel insurance can be smart moves, especially if you’re planning to travel outside the U.S.
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Having proper paperwork on hand is an important matter if you are leaving the U.S.
“Grandparents should get a parental consent, preferably notarized, to show customs and border authorities that they have the permission to travel with children who aren’t their own,” says Christina Tunnah, a spokesperson for World Nomads. While it’s not a U.S. requirement necessarily, other countries may refuse entry if you can’t present the consent form, she cautions.
How to Travel from Hanoi to Hoi An in Vietnam By Steph on Published: April 29, 2021 | Last Updated:
May 3, 2021 in Asia, VIETNAM with 0 Comments
From the capital of Vietnam to one of its most charming and quaint cities, if Hanoi and Hoi An aren’t on your your Vietnam itinerary, you’re missing a trick!
That’s because these 2 spots are 2 of the best places in the country thanks to their historical and cultural experience, their UNESCO-listed status and, of course, their food!
Well, this is Vietnam after all!
So, if like most people you’re hitting up these 2 iconic locations during your time in the country and want to know how to travel between Hanoi and Hoi An, then read on to discover my full lowdown on how to get between them via train, bus, plane, bike or tour…