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📍 Location matters, especially for Airbnbs! My property near the college is a hit because of its accessibility to all kinds of guests. Convenience is key, even in unexpected areas like Overland. 🏡 #airbnb #locationmatters #airbnbhost #shorttermrentals #vacationrental #overland #propertyrental #rentalproperty #hospitalityindustry #guestexperience

Are you open-minded to a better ground transportation solution for your next cruise? Check out todays tips!

✈️ #Transportation Projects by Won-Door ✈️ #Airports pose a particular design challenge balancing the need to move thousands of patrons between connecting flights while complying with critical life #safety requirements for #fireprotection and #buildingsecurity. From protecting ground transportation #facilities to atriums, to food courts, as well as other applications throughout the terminals and concourses, the creative uses of Won-Doors in airports are growing with each project. Just a small sampling of the places that won-door is protecting #worldwide. Chicago Department of Aviation (CDA) - O'Hare & Midway International Airports, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), Denver International Airport - City & County of Denver Dept of Aviation, British Airways, Myrtle Beach International Airport - MYR, San Francisco International Airport, JFK International Air Terminal, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority, Los Angeles World Airports ☟ ☟ #firedoors #safetydoors #wondoors

Beautiful Crystal Coast of NC.

Unlocking the Mystery: The Meaning Behind Airport Codes (JFK, MIA, FUKand More) Unlocking the mystery behind airport codes! Did you know they often mirror the city names, like SCA for Seattle and MIA for Miami? But sometimes they can be tricky, like JFK for New York or KC for Kansas City. #airportcodesunveiled #airportmysterysolved #airporttrivia #behindthecodes #cityairportnames #scaseattle #miamiami #jfkny #kcmo #garyleftblog

With Carnival Cruise Line set to return to Baltimore soon, it's important to consider the potential strain on local infrastructure and services. What steps should the city take to ensure that it can handle the increased traffic and demands on resources? #UrbanPlanning #InfrastructureDevelopment

So nice to see from above

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (Arizona, United States) is set for significant developments in 2025, building on a record-breaking 2024. Key projects include the construction of a new Terminal 3 north concourse with six gates, restaurants, shops, and a lounge offering airfield views, as well as a post-security pedestrian bridge connecting Terminals 3 and 4. Looking ahead, planning begins for the West Terminal, featuring 40-60 gates, with construction anticipated in the 2030s. The terminal is expected to cost around USD 4 billion and will support long-term growth. 📰 More details on this story in the next issue of the Momberger Airport Information newsletter. ➡️ Sign up for a free two-month trial here: https://lnkd.in/g8SjE2pp Please type "trial" in the user instructions window. #momberger #airports #airportdevelopment #airportoperations #infrastructure #airtransport #construction #usa #phx #globaleconomy #aviationindustry Image credit: PHX

The Chronicles of Hosting: The Peacock, Helicopter and Miser Our latest blog features some great tips for holiday rental managers trying to handle different types of owner. https://bit.ly/3Tt0kJG #holidaylet #holidayrental #holidayproperty

This week's news (& vision) of a possible #birdstrike at Queenstown Airport (ZQN) has and should have people talking about #wildlifehazardmanagement at airports and in aviation generally. But I am concerned with some of the commentary that might suggest that the airport operator was not managing wildlife hazards effectively, sufficiently, or smartly. The first rule of aviation safety and the risk management approach more broadly is that the risk of events like bird and wildlife strikes cannot be reduced to zero. And therefore, the incidence of a single event cannot be used to assess the effectiveness of the risk management process. This incident is, of course, a great reminder of the persistent hazard that wildlife present. The dramatic visuals from inside and outside the aircraft, the experiences of the passengers and crew shared on social and mainstream media, and the reporting coming from media and industry professionals all provide those of us working in the industry with material to punctuate our own messages of constant vigilance, measurement and action. But rather than implying any deficit on the part of the #WHMP at the airport (yes, an airport I worked at and took part in their program), could we please stick to justifiable conclusions? https://lnkd.in/gwnnGvis