Hugo Martín covers the travel industries, including airlines and theme parks, for the Los Angeles Times Business section. A native Californian, Martín was part of the Metro staff that won three Pulitzer Prizes in 1993, 1995 and 1998. He was also on the Travel section staff that won the Lowell Thomas Award from the Society of American Travel Writers in 2008. He is an avid outdoorsman, gardener and Lakers fan.
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A Touch of Disney at Disney California Adventure will welcome ticketed visitors to stroll through the park and purchase food, drinks and merchandise.
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Boeing 737 Max regresa a los cielos de Los Ángeles
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About two years after a pair of deadly crashes, the Boeing 737 Max plane is about to start flying passengers to and from Los Angeles International Airport again.
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Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles County Fair will not be held in 2021. Pomona Fairplex operators are aiming for a smaller event this fall instead.
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California Adventure celebrará un festival gastronómico y volverá a contratar a algunos trabajadores
California Adventure celebrará un festival gastronómico y volverá a contratar a algunos trabajadores
El festival invitará a los visitantes a pasear por California Adventure, a comprar comida, bebidas y recuerdos, y a disfrutar de “experiencias de entretenimiento”.
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Festival will invite guests to wander through Disney California Adventure, shop for food, drinks and souvenirs, and take in “entertainment experiences.”
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Travelers who refuse to wear a mask on planes, buses and trains will face fines under an executive order by President Biden.
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Some were just in it for the money. Others saw a chance to stick it to Wall Street. Between them, they made GameStop the latest symbol of chaotic internet-fueled change.
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Pilots have attributed mistakes to being out of practice because the COVID-19 pandemic, which slashed air travel demand, had kept them away from flying for a while.
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A former Chateau Marmont employee alleges that management passed her over for promotions, awarding jobs instead to white people with less experience.