Century City, a vibrant hub in Los Angeles, blends business and entertainment, situated near Beverly Hills and Santa Monica. Originally developed in the 1960s on land from 20th Century Fox, the area features notable streets like Avenue of the Stars. Accommodations include the Hyatt Regency Century Plaza and the InterContinental Los Angeles Century City.
Lyft’s “Lyft for Work” program recently offered employees in San Francisco and Los Angeles the chance to receive 10 free shared rides to work, valued at up to $150 per person. The promotion aimed to incentivize companies to encourage employee participation, with significant savings potential for businesses.
Emirates ha investito oltre 500 milioni di dollari nel suo programma vinicolo, garantendo ai passeggeri una selezione esclusiva di champagne, vini pregiati e porti invecchiati. Con quasi 1,2 milioni di bottiglie nella cantina di Borgogna, la compagnia aerea si prepara a offrire esperienze di degustazione uniche a bordo.
The review of the Grand Hyatt San Francisco highlights a recent stay at this well-located property on Union Square, ideal for shopping and dining. The guest experienced a comfortable corner room with modern amenities, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere, making it feel like a home away from home.
Lyft recently offered new users a promotion providing $35 in ride credits, allowing $5 off each of their first seven rides. Although this promotion has expired, it highlights Lyft’s occasional incentives for attracting new customers. Details on how to sign up and redeem credits were included in the promotion.
Gett has updated its $10 flat rate rides, now limited to Central Manhattan, specifically from Houston to 59th Street. While the service area has shrunk, riders can still enjoy the benefit of no surge pricing and increased vehicle availability, making it a reliable option for getting around the city.
Amex has introduced new offers for UK airport shoppers, allowing cardholders to earn statement credits with various retailers by linking their accounts to Foursquare. These limited-time offers, which require lower spending thresholds, are available until January 31 and provide an opportunity for significant savings while traveling.
Korean Air announces an increase in flight frequencies to Italy in anticipation of the Expo 2015 in Milan. Starting February 25, direct flights will connect Seoul Incheon with both Milan and Rome, enhancing travel options and offering discounted fares for both economy and business class passengers.
Air Berlin’s seat selection process raises eyebrows as a traveler discovers they must “pay” £0 to secure their chosen seat, only to find that no actual charge appears on their credit card. This unusual experience highlights the quirks of airline booking systems and customer service.
Travel to Cuba has reopened after decades of restrictions, but eligibility varies. Certain categories of travelers, such as those visiting family or engaging in professional activities, can apply for a general license. Major airlines like JetBlue, Delta, and United are preparing to launch routes to the island.
Cathay Pacific has announced a new third flight from San Francisco International Airport, set to begin June 12, 2015, with a 3-cabin Boeing 77W. Additionally, there is significant award seat availability in Business Class, Premium Economy, and Economy, along with revamped amenity kits featuring Aesop and Jurlique products for long-haul travelers.
Norwegian is offering round trip fares from NYC to Scandinavia for $300-500, available through Travelzoo. These affordable flights, many on Boeing 787 Dreamliners, are perfect for winter skiing or spring getaways, with destinations including Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Oslo.
