Airports around the country and the world are celebrating the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake. Here’s a sampling.
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Airports around the country and the world are celebrating the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Snake. Here’s a sampling.
Kicking off the week with some Lunar New Year celebrations hosted by airports and some cool airport amenities to watch for. Let us know what you spot in your travels. Airport celebrate Lunar New Year & Year of the Dragon Airport amenities to cheer for A handful of airports have book exchange corners. But Chattanooga […]
January 22 is the beginning of the Lunar New Year 2023, which kicks off the Year of the Rabbit. Here’s how some airports and airlines around the world marked the day.
Here’s a sampling of Lunar New Year messages for the Year of the Tiger from airports around the world. If we missed yours, please send it along. (Up next: Airports mark Black History Month)
Cities celebrating the Year of the Rat In 2020 the Chinese New Year – also known as the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival – falls on Saturday, January 25 and will be followed by 15 days of celebrations marking the transition from the Year of the Pig to the Year of the Rat. […]
Kicking off the week with some Lunar New Year celebrations hosted by airports and some cool airport amenities to watch for. Let us know what you spot in your travels. Airport celebrate Lunar New Year & Year of the Dragon Airport amenities to cheer for A handful of airports have book exchange corners. But Chattanooga […]
January 22 is the beginning of the Lunar New Year 2023, which kicks off the Year of the Rabbit. Here’s how some airports and airlines around the world marked the day.
Here’s a sampling of Lunar New Year messages for the Year of the Tiger from airports around the world. If we missed yours, please send it along. (Up next: Airports mark Black History Month)
Cities celebrating the Year of the Rat In 2020 the Chinese New Year – also known as the Lunar New Year or the Spring Festival – falls on Saturday, January 25 and will be followed by 15 days of celebrations marking the transition from the Year of the Pig to the Year of the Rat. […]
Airports and airlines are celebrating the Lunar New Year and the Year of the Rooster with food, dance, decorations and more.
Where to celebrate Chinese New Year and the Year of the Rabbit 2011.