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Virgin Voyages Will Require Passengers, Crew to Be Fully Vaccinated

Norwegian CEO Behind New Airline Bringing Back Low-cost Transatlantic Service

Months after low-cost airline Norwegian Air, known for its low-cost long-haul flights, announced it would be ending its cheap, transatlantic service, a new contender may be taking up the reins. Cue Norse Atlantic Airways, an airline based in Norway founded by airline industry veterans, including the former CEO of Norwegian Air. Norse Atlantic Airways plans to operate low-cost, long-haul service to New York, Miami, and Los Angeles from London, Oslo, and Paris, Reuters reported this week. If the transatlantic service is successful, the airline has plans to expand routes into Asia. Flights are expected to begin by the end of the year.

Man Sues Hertz for Failing to Produce Rental Receipt That Would Have Proven He Didn't Commit Murder

A man who spent nearly five years in prison for a crime he did not commit is suing Hertz for allegedly refusing to furnish the receipt that would have proven his innocence. Herbert Alford, of Detroit, is suing Hertz Corporation for ignoring multiple subpoenas and court orders. A receipt from the day Alford rented a car from the company would have corroborated his alibi and proven he did not commit murder in October 2011. "While money can sometimes make things right, not even billions of dollars could be a fair trade for five years of our lives, or for our good name," Jamie White, Alford's attorney, said in a statement, Lansing State Journal reported. "Hertz Corporation has a fully staffed legal department, so there is absolutely no reason for the company to completely ignore subpoenas and court orders for years while an innocent man languished in prison."

Seattle-Tacoma Airport Opens Shot Bar for Travelers Who Need a Quick Drink

Out of the toughest times comes the most unexpected ingenuity. Over the course of the pandemic, people have responded to new restrictions with creativity and resilience. Marriages have been conducted from third-story windows, small businesses created new of-the-moment products, bartenders wore beekeeper suits, and now: Shot Bar. Shot Bar was born from the ashes of pre-COVID airport drinking. In the era of COVID, getting through the airport is difficult. Drinking in the airport even more so. In response, one restaurant at Seattle-Tacoma Airport has introduced a bar that sells only shots. Shot Bar is a pop-up at Rel'Lish Burger Lounge in the airport's B concourse. It serves only chilled hard liquor in mini plastic red Solo cups.

U.S. States With the Longest and Shortest Life Expectancies, According to the CDC

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Disney World Reservations Are Selling Out for Spring Break

As four local public schools go on their spring breaks next week, the Tampa Bay Times reported that passes to the park are completely sold out from March 13-19. Although availability will slightly increase at the end of the local spring break period, entrance to the park will remain limited over the coming weeks. At least one of the four Disney parks is already sold out through early April. Magic Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios are the most popular bookings, according to Disney Tourist Blog. Open availability for all four Walt Disney World parks is not available until April 11. Guests walk past the the Slinky Dog Dash roller coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios

The Italian Town of Laurenzana Is Selling €1 Homes — No Deposit Required

The town of Laurenzana, in Italy's Basilicata region, is selling homes for €1.