Rich Thomaselli is a journalist, author, and travel writer with a passion for sports. He has written for various publications such as TravelPulse, Putnam Courier, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, and Waukesha Freeman Newspaper. Rich's articles cover a wide range of topics including personal stories, airline news, cruise line updates, and travel advisories.
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Daniel K. Inouye International Airport's Runway 4R-22L in Honolulu will be closed for repairs.
Facial recognition at airports remains a hot-button issue.
By: Rich Thomaselli
The new contract guarantees a huge raise over the next four years.
By: Rich Thomaselli
Group says summer travel could be impacted if Congress adds an amendment to the FAA reauthorization bill.
By: Rich Thomaselli
NCL to team up with nudist travel company to present a naked cruise in 2025.
It is estimated that it will take four years and almost $2 billion.
Universal Studios Hollywood’s first high-speed outdoor roller coaster, Fast & Furious: Hollywood Drift. (Photo Credit: Universal Studios Hollywood Media)
By: Rich Thomaselli
It calls for condos and a conference center, but some natives don’t like the idea.
Image: Boeing Corporation building. (Photo Credit: IanDewarPhotography / Adobe Stock)
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