Here is some of the best travel news and notes from around the Internet:
- Sweden’s ice hotel is now open 365 days a year. That’s already on my bucket list – but maybe now it’s time for a road trip!
- Homeland Security is now asking travelers for their Facebook, Linkedin and other social media accounts. Thankfully this does not apply to US citizens at this time but instead residents of 32 countries traveling under the “visa waiver” program.
- A very interesting podcast from Freakonomics about why we are still using cash.
- Here’s the saddest first class flight on Alaska Airlines…. ever
- It may be the end of getting extra help from the AAngels at Admiral’s Clubs
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Up for more travel news? Here’s the previous installment: Pro-Christmas Twitter user offers free airport rides; hilarity ensues
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