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All roads lead to Rome. Discover some tips and tricks to exploring the Eternal City!

Best time of year to visit: To experience the best weather, sightseeing, and cuisine, plan on visiting Rome in the shoulder seasons of April to May and September to October.

How long do you need?: 3 full days is recommended to see all of the “musts” like the Colosseum, Pantheon, and Trevi Fountain. For a deeper dive into the city’s museums and food scene, add an extra day or two.

Where to go: Visit Vatican City, explore the Roman Catacombs, and take a cooking class to learn how to make traditional Italian pasta.

What to know: Refill water bottles at public spigots called nasoni, spot real italian gelato by its muted color, and take note of museums or churches being closed.

Selling point: Rome is unmatched in ancient history, Renaissance art, the culinary scene, and walkable neighborhoods.

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Your clients’ next Italian getaway starts here. 🇮🇹 This week’s Jet Set Thursday is headed to Rome, with premium airfare deals worth sharing.

AI is making its way into another part of the travel industry: air traffic control.

The FAA is introducing new AI-supported technology designed to help controllers analyze flight, weather, and staffing data and identify potential congestion.

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This week’s Jet Set Thursday deal is taking you north for colorful streets, Scandinavian style, and plenty of reasons to stay a little longer.

Best time of year to visit: May to September is the best season for good weather and outdoor summer activities. But if you’re looking for a festive winter, you will want to visit in December.

How long do you need?: 3-4 days is ideal for a first time visit. You’ll be able to see the major sights and explore local neighborhoods without feeling rushed.

Where to go: Visit Tivoli Gardens, Rosenborg Castle, and some popular Danish and Scandinavian design stores throughout the city.

What to know: Purchase a Copenhagen Card, tipping is not expected, and visit indoor food halls/outdoor markets for budget-friendly dining.

Selling point: Copenhagen has a seamless blend of relaxed, sustainable urban lliving, and world-class culinary and design innovation.

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Copenhagen is on the itinerary this Thursday. 🇩🇰

Think colorful waterfronts, cozy cafés, and some of Europe’s best city wandering. Not a bad place to spend a few days.

Europe in the fall just hits differently. 🍂 Discover why fall is a smart time to fly to Europe:

1. More comfortable days for exploring
2. The summer crowds start to fade
3. Fall brings a different side of Europe
4. Potentially better airfare value
5. More room for a flexible itinerary

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If your clients have flexibility with their travel dates, don't overlook Europe after summer. Fall can mean a different pace, different scenery, and potentially different airfare opportunities.

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Next stop: Porto. ✈️ Discover our tips and tricks for exploring Porto, Portugal.

Best time of year to visit: May-June for good weather and the famous Festa de São João festival or September-October for w**e lovers in early fall.

How long do you need? 3-4 days is perfect to see historical sites, take a w**e tour, and discover the city.

Where to go: Dom Luís I Bridge, Livraria Lello, and more!

What to know: Porto has a great public transportation system, pre-book visits and tours, and comfortable shoes and layers will be your most important packed items!

Selling point: Porto, Portugal has an unmatched blend of old-world charm, rich w**e heritage, and intimate, walkable grit.

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