Curious what this merger could mean for travellers? I'll sum it up for you really quickly. The bottom line is more routes, which will lead to fewer cancellations and delays. Southwest will now fly out of an additional 37 cities, including newly acquired Atlanta and new routes to Mexico and the Caribbean. Also, these routes will all fall in line with Southwest's policy of no baggage fees. However, fares to larger cities, specifically hubs in the Northeast, will probably increase in price. And the discount flights currently offered by Southwest and AirTran may be no more due to the decrease in competition.
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Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
Traveling Food
Shine, from Yahoo, has created for us today a list of the Top Ten Food Trucks in the US.
Looks like there's a meal for everyone just rolling around out there, including vegan friendly meals from the Cinnamon Snail. I don't know about their name, but the vegan S'mores doughnut looks to die for. And maybe while I'm in DC I'll come across Fojol Bros. of Merlindia, serving up their authentic Indian food. I'm pretty sure Melissa would spend some time tracking down The Frysmith of LA, who uses french fries as a basis for his meals.
So if you can't make it out to a restaurant for lunch, just wait and see what comes rolling down the street.
Looks like there's a meal for everyone just rolling around out there, including vegan friendly meals from the Cinnamon Snail. I don't know about their name, but the vegan S'mores doughnut looks to die for. And maybe while I'm in DC I'll come across Fojol Bros. of Merlindia, serving up their authentic Indian food. I'm pretty sure Melissa would spend some time tracking down The Frysmith of LA, who uses french fries as a basis for his meals.
So if you can't make it out to a restaurant for lunch, just wait and see what comes rolling down the street.
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