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Pan Am will return to the skies in 2025 (for a special flight)

### Travel Highlights: A Nostalgic Airline Revival, French Festivities, and a Pacific Northwest Gem **Pan Am Takes Flight Again** For those with a taste for nostalgia and deep pockets, Pan Am is making a high-flying comeback. Although the iconic airline ceased operations in 1991, it remains a symbol of glamour and a bygone travel era. Pan Am Brands, the holder of the airline’s licensing rights, will relaunch Pan Am’s charm with a special private jet tour in June 2025. The 12-day “Tracing the Transatlantic” journey will take travelers from New York City to Bermuda, Lisbon, Marseille, London, and Foynes, Ireland. This luxurious trip comes with a hefty price tag of $59,950 per person. **Bastille Day Celebrations and French Escapades** This Sunday, July 14, France will be abuzz with Bastille Day celebrations featuring parties, flags, and fireworks. The holiday follows a dramatic national election, adding to the festive atmosphere. CNN’s Richard Quest recently explored Paris, diving into it

Open Championship: Rory McIlroy loses ball to train tracks as he and Bryson DeChambeau are derailed by grueling starts

Just a month ago, Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau were engaged in a high-stakes battle for the US Open title under the North Carolina sun. Fast forward to Thursday, and the duo found themselves grappling with the challenging conditions at Royal Troon in Scotland, where their previous duel seemed like a distant memory. Both players had a tough start at the 152nd Open Championship. DeChambeau, the reigning US Open champion, and McIlroy, the runner-up, struggled with their opening rounds, posting scores of five-over 76 and 78 respectively, which dropped them far from the leaders. McIlroy, looking to recover from another near-miss at Pinehurst No. 2, began his round well, even-par through the first seven holes. However, his round took a turn for the worse at the notorious “Postage Stamp” eighth hole. Despite appearing to land on the green of the 118-yard par-three, his ball cruelly rolled into a bunker. McIlroy needed two attempts to escape the sand and then narrowly missed a bogey pu

Takeaways from the final night of the Republican National Convention

On a night where Republicans projected confidence about their 2024 presidential prospects, Donald Trump began his prime-time address with an unexpected moment of vulnerability. During the Republican National Convention, where he formally accepted the party's nomination for a third consecutive term, Trump opened up about a recent assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally. “I’m not supposed to be here tonight,” Trump told the audience at Milwaukee’s Fiserv Forum. The crowd responded with chants of “Yes, you are,” to which Trump replied, “Thank you, but I’m not.” He then shifted back into his familiar style, diverging from his prepared remarks to criticize political adversaries, celebrate the dismissal of one of his indictments, and highlight familiar crowd-pleasers in what became the longest nomination acceptance speech in modern history. Trump took pride in his administration's economic achievements and lack of new foreign conflicts, while harshly criticizing President Joe

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Pan Am will return to the skies in 2025 (for a special flight)

Open Championship: Rory McIlroy loses ball to train tracks as he and Bryson DeChambeau are derailed by grueling starts

Takeaways from the final night of the Republican National Convention

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