After a turbulent few years, passengers can look forward to less delays, cancellations and hiccups at the airport according to leading airline data firm Cirium. Anne Gaviola has more on why the airport and flight experience is much improved this summer.
Take a peek inside this beautifully renovated 18th-century barn in the Cotswolds, designed by artist and creative director Kelly Jackson.
As the July 4th weekend is expected to see record travel, Hopper lead economist Hayley Berg joins Wealth! to discuss how to best navigate flight disruptions and delays. "Over weekends like this where there's so much capacity flying, oftentimes we do see spikes in delay and cancellation rates, whether it's weather or just those domino effect delays," Berg explains. She says the best thing travelers can do is plan before getting to the airport. She encourages travelers to make note of other flights going to the same destination, whether from the same airport or nearby airports. She adds that early flights are preferred as those that depart before 8 a.m. are less likely to be delayed or canceled. Berg encourages travelers to insure their trips, especially bucket-list vacations to Europe and Asia: "Traditional travel insurance can help you if you happen to break a leg, get sick in another country, help cover medical expenses. Sometimes we'll cover things like lost baggage, but there are more specific types of protection products that are really important for travelers in the summer months and over the holidays." For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Wealth! This post was written by Melanie Riehl
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Despite death threats and backlash from White House advisers over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic during the Trump administration, Dr. Anthony Fauci said he never considered resigning. "I just felt that we have to have somebody there who is actually getting the correct information to the American public," Fauci told "This Week" co-anchor Jonathan Karl on Sunday. "I have felt, and still do, a very strong responsibility to the American public, not to any administration or any person, but to the American public."
A Ryanair passenger at Gdańsk Airport in Poland had a problem with his hand luggage at check-in - his suitcase was too big. To save himself 50 euros, the passenger came up with a hilarious solution.
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About 300 people turned out to the new Cambodian Buddhist Temple of Windsor on Howard Avenue in LaSalle Sunday for a colourful and festive day-long grand opening.The local Cambodian community opened its doors at the new temple in May. But on Sunday, they welcomed several monks, local politicians and others to ceremonies that included a traditional welcome dance and a ribbon cutting that several members took part in."It's a long time coming because we are 100 families strong here in Windsor and E
OTTAWA — A new poll suggests the vast majority of Canadians are proud of their home and native land, but our sense of national pride is lower than it was a few years ago. Polling firm Leger surveyed 1,607 people last weekend, asking how they're feeling about being Canadian ahead of Canada Day. The firm posed similar questions to a group of 1,003 Americans ahead of the Fourth of July. The results suggest the vast majority of us — 76 per cent — would call ourselves proud Canadians. But 45 per cent
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