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Mark Stachiew Travels Friday Five |
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Welcome to this week's installment of the Friday Five, a quick collection of the most interesting travel stories that I shared recently on Mark Stachiew Travels. This week's stories look about travelling in comfort, feeling guilty about the climate and travel's biggest disappointments. |
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The fierce legal battle over reclining airline seats
We've all battled over reclining airline seats, but who owns that territory behind the seat? Is it the person reclining or the one who's getting his or her knees squashed? It's a more complicated legal question than you could imagine. (Slate)
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Travellers say Toronto's Pearson is chaotic AF
To be fair, Toronto's Pearson Airport did warn travellers to expect long delays once the restrictions on vaccinated American visitors to Canada were lifted, but it's been more chaotic than expected. (Narcity)
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Have a great weekend!
Mark |
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