We wrote a few weeks ago about COVID-sniffing dogs possibly being used to detect coronavirus in air travelers. Now, Dubai is officially the first airport to give it a shot.
Plus, Airbnb is prohibiting some users from renting properties.
We’ll get to those stories and many more in a few minutes. But first, here’s a quick recap of this past week at Rene’s Points!
The Blue Cash Preferred Card from American Express saves my family hundreds of dollars each year. Here are six reasons you should add this card to your wallet.
A Japan Airlines flight crashed in 1985 — but showed up on radar last week.
My Delta SkyMiles Gold Business American Express Card is up for renewal. I called Amex to see if they’d give me any incentive to keep the card. Here’s how it went.
Southwest’s personal/consumer credit cards received limited-time offers.
A travel accessories bundle that retails for almost $90 can be yours for $30!
René theorized when travel will return to normal — and if the glory days are really dead.
I hope my daughter doesn’t get us kicked off a flight — because she doesn’t want to wear a mask.
Is there a fire risk for some of Delta’s A220s?
Curious where Americans are traveling during the upcoming Labor Day Weekend? Here are the hot spots to visit — or avoid.
Uber may soon shut down in California. Here’s why.
My wife and I repurposed some beverage bottles — into homemade citronella candles!
A Starbucks Amex Offer gives you the opportunity to save at least 5% on card reloads and earn bonus points!
One airline is requiring its passengers to wear face shields.
More Travel Headlines!
Dubai International Airport Becomes the First to Deploy Coronavirus-sniffing Dogs
Airbnb curb on under-25s could be discriminatory, UK lawyers warn
Private Charter Flights To Cuba Banned By United States
LA Airports See Massive Drop in First-Half Traffic
New York Air Travel Hit Hardest By Coronavirus
Royal Caribbean Group to Require Coronavirus Testing Before Sailings
Nano needles. Facial recognition. Air travel adapts to make travel safer
Holidays to quarantine-free Turkey now costing even less as local currency drops
Air-Hotel Packages Are Poised to Make a Comeback for Cheap International Vacations
Is Covid-19 making airplane passengers more unruly?
Global business travel will not be killed off by coronavirus – new research
Big airlines are hoarding cash to survive the pandemic
This New Company Wants to Offer a Different Kind of First-Class, Private Jet Experience
The Enduring Appeal of a Good Hotel Pool
Gogo is trying to sell its commercial in-flight internet business
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