September 21, 2011
Video: Journey to Amsterdam and Paris
Earlier this year, I Fly Nonstop invited you to participate in the Cross the Word to Cross the World contest. Two lucky winners received a free trip to Amsterdam. Our first winner, Barbara, has recently returned and has shared her experience with us through a video. Read more »
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August 23, 2011
Destination Detective: Heading to the Tropics
It’s that time again to put your sleuthing skills to the test! We are featuring a new gateway destination out of Tokyo with some fresh clues. If you find this destination’s hints enticing, getting there is a piece of cake: hop on a direct flight from PDX to Tokyo, and Narita will have one non-stop flight to this destination waiting for you. Read more »
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August 17, 2011
Our Winner, Barbara’s Trip to Amsterdam and Paris
One of our Cross the World to Cross the World winners, Barbara has recently returned from an exciting trip to Amsterdam and its surrounding areas with her sister and daughter. Barbara explored to the fullest and spent days biking around the beautiful countryside to neighboring towns and trying new, delicious foods. After exploring Amsterdam and its neighboring towns, Barbara trekked on to visit Paris. Read more »
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July 6, 2011
Photo Diary: Best Day Trips from Amsterdam
Amsterdam has enough excitement for a lifetime, but sometimes it’s nice to get out of the city. Consider expanding your horizons next time you are visiting Holland’s great capital and explore a few nearby towns that are only a short train ride away. These three towns will allow you to experience some of the cultural history that makes Holland incredible. Don’t nap for too long on the train, because along the trip you can see some beautiful sights! Make the most of your time in Holland and explore Delft, Keukenhof and Zaanse Schans. Read more »
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June 30, 2011
Traveling with Kids Made Easy
Traveling with children is an art. New challenges are presented at each stage of growth. Most new parents can agree that being prepared to entertain and comfort your kids while on the airplane can make or break your travel experience for you and everyone around you. We’ve compiled a list of the best airline travel tips for parents with infants and toddlers. Read more »
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April 28, 2011
Book a Trip on Facebook
Summer and fall travel plans are around the corner, and whether you are looking to explore Amsterdam’s latest fashion trends, volunteer with the Tokyo recovery efforts, or use these nonstop international flights as a gateway to another destination in Europe, Asia or Africa, Delta Air Lines wants to make your travel planning simple and convenient. Read more »
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January 12, 2011
Dutch Fun Facts
If Amsterdam is on your 2011 travel list, start your traveling plans with these 10 fun facts about The Netherlands.
1. Amsterdam has more museums per square mile than any other city in the world. The last count was 51.
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January 10, 2011
A day with the iAmsterdam Card – Day Four: Design
Few people would argue that Amsterdam is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, if not the world. The amazingly well preserved 17th Century city center is instantly recognizable, even to many who have yet to visit. While one could be happy spending a full day just wandering around appreciating the scenery, fans of art and design can do even better by using the iAmsterdam Card to see some of the city’s special sights. Read more »
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November 22, 2010
Green Your Travels
Carbon emissions can come from a variety of sources and helping to reduce these emissions is all of our responsibility in order to preserve and protect Mother Earth. While committing weekends to planting trees in your local forest is an ideal way to offset your carbon footprint, it does not always fit into a busy schedule. Below are a few ways that you can green your travels. Read more »
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June 2, 2010
Flying the Good Flight: Part 11
May 27, 2010
Presently riding the high speed train between Tianjin and Beijing. As you can see by the attached photo, we’re going 321 kilometers per hour or, almost 200 miles per hour. The trains are quite nice and clean, all in all a very civilized way to travel.
Photo credit: Courtesy of the Port of Portland