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Articles tagged “miami”

Hotels

Iconic Miami hotel attempts, fails to oust Marriott management in early-morning coup

Hotel owners that spent significant amounts of money prior to the economic downturn in 2008 aren't seeing the numbers that they hoped they would and they're pointing a finger at management teams for not making their revenue dreams come true.

Hannah Sampson, Miami Herald | 12 years ago

Cruises

New Norwegian Getaway will be largest ship docked year-round in Miami in 2014

The new Norwegian sisters will be making a big entrance in their respective docks; the Norwegian Breakaway will be the largest ship docked in New York when it arrives next May.

Skift | 12 years ago

New Norwegian Getaway will be largest ship docked year-round in Miami in 2014

Airlines

Miami airport ready for close up with a new Travel Channel series

Behind-the-scenes life in an American airport in this paranoid world, how could it not be fascinating?

Hannah Sampson, Miami Herald | 12 years ago

Airlines

American hits workers at Miami Airport with news of 1,400 planned job cuts

Workers knew it was coming, but that doesn't make it any easier to swallow that 15 percent of American's workforce in Miami and Fort Lauderdale will lose jobs. The heaviest cuts set for service clerks and crew chiefs.

Hannah Sampson, The Miami Herald | 12 years ago

American hits workers at Miami Airport with news of 1,400 planned job cuts

Cruises

Cruisers get an extended vacation thanks to Tropical Storm Isaac

Miami's port closing on Saturday has kept thousands of passengers at sea, but ships whose schedules have been delayed by two days are now shortening cruisers' holidays for this coming week.

Skift | 12 years ago

Airlines

Miami International Airport lowers landing fee, becomes more affordable for airlines

Miami has become a role model for transportation improvements this year with a new rail network and growing airport -- and the lower fee provides even greater incentive for new carriers to look at MIA.

Skift | 12 years ago

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High-speed passenger rail service planned for Miami to Orlando by the end of 2014

This will be the first privately-run, non-subsidized passenger service between major cities in the U.S., and take about half the time of the current Amtrak service at a price competitive to flying or driving.

Andres Viglucci, Miami Herald | 12 years ago

Airlines

Orlando city planners are inspired by Miami Airport’s new rail network

In the midst of planning new commuter rails, central Florida planners realize they should not only aim to connect commercial areas, but also provide easy access to Orlando International Airport, both for the city’s residents and 55 million tourists each year.

Skift | 12 years ago

Airlines

Miami’s getting lot easier to roll into, with its new $180 million arrival center

From mass chaos to controlled chaos, Miami Airport's finally getting better, even if very late.

Hannah Sampson, Miami Herald | 12 years ago

Airlines

Miami International Airport gets hooked up to the city by rail

The new Metrorail Orange Line will help both tourists and business travelers access the international airport from downtown in about an hour and cut out time previously spent in traffic.

Skift | 12 years ago