Nashville is home to some of the country’s best restaurants and this week, you can celebrate all the food Music City has to offer.
This week marks Nashville Originals’ annual Restaurant Week. Every January, several locally-owned restaurants offer special deals and unique dishes for one week.
The excerpts in this article are meant to serve as an unbiased account of our 3 years of driving from January 2017 to January 2020. While we understand that there are thousands of drivers who have certainly accumulated more driving…
New nonstop flights from Nashville International Airport to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) will operate twice daily starting in April, JetBlue announced Thursday.
The New York-based airline announced a series of scheduled and route changes as it prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary next month.
Sun Country Airlines in January announced the addition of three new nonstop flights out of Nashville International Airport. Tuesday, Allegiant Air unveiled plans to add three more direct flights to and from Nashville.
It’s the latest in several new destinations Music City has connected to in the last few years, and comes after the airline entered the market in November of 2018.
If you’re looking for a quick getaway without having to scramble through another airport to catch a connecting flight, here are all the regular nonstop flights out of BNA.
Nashville International Airport recently announced that Allegiant Air will be adding nine new destination cities for nonstop flights with fares starting as low as $44.
In an interview with Fox 17 Nashville, BNA President and CEO Doug Kreulen said, “Allegiant continues to increase its air service options to and from Nashville and we appreciate their commitment to this market. These additional flight options help keep air fares competitive, serve the increasing travel needs of this region and keep us one of the fastest growing airports in the country.”
Nashville’s airport saw 18.3 million travelers in 2019, registering a seventh year in a row of record-setting growth.
Nashville International Airport says the traveler total was an increase of more than 2.2 million compared to the 2018 calendar year.
Last year was the airport’s first to see an increase of more than 2 million passengers and its second to welcome more than 1 million passengers every month.
Just one week ago, a decision went into effect at Uber that will have major consequences for years to come:
Co-founder and former CEO Travis Kalanick resigned from Uber’s board of directors, essentially cutting ties with the company he helped build from scratch.
Of course, the writing for this was on the wall for a long time. Kalanick was essentially forced out of his position as CEO back in 2017, following a string of scandals and bad PR that convinced investors a change in leadership was needed. Kalanick was replaced with former Expedia chief executive Dara Khosrowshahi.
Hey Louisville.
We know our bourbon is delicious, Bardstown Road is eclectic and funky, our food scene is booming and our cost of living is tough to beat.
But guess what — the rest of the world is noticing, too.
The Nashville Predators announced Tuesday morning the team has named John Hynes as the third head coach in franchise history.
“John Hynes is bright young coach and great leader who has a track record of both effectively developing young players and successfully motivating veterans,” Poile said. “We love his coaching resume and are confident that he has learned from every stop during his career, and has the best skill set to get the maximum potential out of our team.”
