San Sebastian, the gastronomic capital of Basque Country, slowly comes back to life after lockdown released. People are strolling the famous San Sebastian beach stretching for many kilometers. San Sebastian beach I'm on my way to learn how to cook the notorious Basque Burnt Cheesecake and devour the result. … [Read more...] about San Sebastian Slowly Comes Back to Life
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Royal Caribbean Group Extends Cruise with Confidence Policy Through April 2022
Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises and Azamara Introduce New Booking Options To provide peace of mind in vacation planning, Royal Caribbean Group is extending its "Cruise with Confidence" cancellation policy to sailings through April 2022. For new and existing bookings created by August 1, 2020, guests have the flexibility to cancel their cruise up to 48 … [Read more...] about Royal Caribbean Group Extends Cruise with Confidence Policy Through April 2022
EasyJet Stalling Refund Requests for Cancelled Flights
It takes only one click to refund any online purchase yet EasyJet is playing dumb to keep the funds as long as possible to soften impact of COVID-19 at the customers' expense. Instead of refunding cancelled funds right away EasyJet has an intricate system to drag the unfortunate customer through endless options aiming to keep your money in in the corporate pocket. That's … [Read more...] about EasyJet Stalling Refund Requests for Cancelled Flights
Seabourn Extends Pause To Global Ship Operations Into October, November 2020
Seabourn, the world's finest ultra-luxury travel experience, announced today that it will extend the voluntary pause of global operations for its five cruise ships. The pause will apply to each of Seabourn's five ships differently with each having a different "effective through" date in either October or November. Specific details are as follows: Seabourn Odyssey: … [Read more...] about Seabourn Extends Pause To Global Ship Operations Into October, November 2020