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Lambert=St. Louis International Airport is celebrating National Tourism Week with a #LambertThanks event all this week. Look for giant Chihuly-style balloon chandeliers suspended from the soaring ceilings in the ticketing areas and a full schedule of entertainment including live music in the concourses and visits from the St. Louis Cardinals’ Fredbird and the Looney Tunes […]
Restaurant Month is such a popular event in many cities that it just makes sense for restaurants at airports to join in too. Throughout May, 100 HMSHost restaurants in 50 airports throughout North America are offering special tasting menus at great prices. At Boston Logan International Airport, Durgin Park and both Todd English restaurants will […]
  It’s Fit2Fly week at airiports in Boston, Baltimore, Pittsburgh and Cleveland and that means free healthy snacks, complimentary massages and giveaways that include Fitbit wireless activity-tracking wristbands and travel yoga mats through May 2. Coordinated by AIRMALL USA, which operates shops and restaurants at the participating airports, Fit2Fly Week also features free health and […]
If you’re flying in to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) and you don’t check baggage, you might miss a chance to see Superman. The exhibit in the airport baggage claim area features a Superman statue and a wall filled with tidbits about the superhero that was first created in Cleveland.
It’s not new, but it’s definitely cool. And we hope that the pre-security putting green at Florida’s Palm Beach International Airport stays put. The putting green is in Main Terminal on the second floor outside of Sam Snead’s Tavern. For a few bucks the tavern will rent you a club and supply a souvenir ball. […]
  Public restrooms can be a crapshoot when it comes to cleanliness and overall appeal. But some establishments do loos right, with spotless sinks and stalls, unique design features and a dash of surprise and creative flair. And when they do “it shows a commitment to quality across the board,” said Danny Rubin, survey editor […]