On the cusp of change, is Cuba ready for you? Are you ready for Cuba?

By Catharine Hamm Should you go to Cuba now that restrictions on travel have eased?

Source: LA Times

    

On the cusp of change, is Cuba ready for you? Are you ready for Cuba?

In Transit: Meditation at a London Hotel, Public Invited

By SHIVANI VORA

The Connaught in London will offer free meditation classes on weekdays.

Source: New York Times

    

In Transit: Meditation at a London Hotel, Public Invited

Resorts World breaks ground on the first new Las Vegas casino since 2009

By Susan Stapleton Malaysia-based Genting Group is taking a gamble on Las Vegas by breaking ground on Tuesday on the first new resort to open on the Strip since Aria and CityCenter debuted in 2009. If all goes as planned, Resorts World will complete construction on the north end of the Strip in mid-2018.

Source: LA Times

    

Resorts World breaks ground on the first new Las Vegas casino since 2009

Daily nonstop flights between Qatar and LAX to start in January

By Mary Forgione Qatar Airways plans to begin new daily service between Qatar and three U.S. cities, including Los Angeles, next year.

Source: LA Times

    

Daily nonstop flights between Qatar and LAX to start in January

Where the celebrities partied after the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight

By Susan Stapleton There were post-fight parties all over town Saturday night. Perhaps the biggest took place at Marquee Nightclub at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas where rapper Jay Z was host.

Source: LA Times

    

Where the celebrities partied after the Mayweather vs. Pacquiao fight

Step aside, Mike Trout: John Wayne Airport is the hot new trading card

By Mary Forgione Move over, Mike Trout. There’s a new trading card in town. John Wayne Airport recently rolled out its first baseball-style airport card.

Source: LA Times

    

Step aside, Mike Trout: John Wayne Airport is the hot new trading card

Surfacing: East London Goes Bohemian-Chic, but Stays Quirky

By ROOKSANA HOSSENALLY

The culturally diverse area, once filled with many shuttered shops, now teems with bohemian cafes, organic grocery stores and boutiques.

Source: New York Times

    

Surfacing: East London Goes Bohemian-Chic, but Stays Quirky