The Ultimate Escape

Feel worlds away without the travel hassle this summer at Omni PGA Frisco Resort

Omni PGA Frisco Resort

Plan the perfect escape.

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Ready for a break this summer? Plan a little getaway to Omni PGA Frisco Resort, where every moment — from tee time to cocktail hour — is designed to provide the ultimate escape.

The resort features 13 dining destinations, the Mokara Spa, four onsite pools (including an adults-only rooftop infinity pool), two 18-hole championship golf courses, a two-acre putting course, and a lighted 10-hole, par-3 short course, plus the PGA District nearby.

Whether you’re seeking a romantic retreat or a family getaway, Omni offers a variety of experiences tailored to your desires.

Here, your staycation is more than just a break from routine; it’s an opportunity to create lasting memories without the hassle of travel. Plan your perfect escape today and save up to 15 percent with the Longer Days, Longer Stays summer promotion, which is good for stays through September.

While there, you can enjoy:

Unwind in Mokara Spa
With unique spa services that cater to your relaxation needs, from soothing massages to revitalizing facials, Omni’s on-site spa is a sanctuary for the senses.

Culinary delights
Savor a symphony of flavors and a range of spectacular experiences at the 13 unique dining options across PGA Frisco.

Championship golf
The heart of modern golf culture is just steps from the PGA of America headquarters, where players of all ages and skill levels can enjoy the game. Golf offerings include two 18-hole golf courses, a 10-hole short course, and a two-acre putting course.

Poolside bliss
Bask in the sun by a variety of pools, from family-friendly to serene adult-only options. Enhance your relaxation with cabana rentals and poolside bars.

Learn more about Omni PGA Frisco Resort and book your summer stay here.

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Holiday News

American Airlines expects record-setting travel on Thanksgiving 2024

American Airlines

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American Airlines ready for takeoff.

The holidays are looming and American Airlines is ramping up. Over the upcoming Thanksgiving weekend, the Fort Worth-based airline expects to process nearly 8.3 million customers across more than 77,000 flights.

According to a statement from American's COO David Seymour, the airline is having a good fall season and canceled fewer flights than its peers during October.

“Thanks to the hard work of our 130,000 team members, we canceled fewer flights than any of our major competitors this October and beat our own records for on-time departures and arrivals,” Seymour says.

That's surely good news. One hates to rain on their parade, but in June 2024, the only flight I booked this year, my flight was canceled less than 24 hours before take-off. I had made hotel reservations, scheduled a pet sitter, planned events, and arranged for a friend to pick me up at the destination airport. One employee speculated that it may have been "insufficient crew." Their only solution offered was: Feel free to reschedule your flight.

Thanksgiving facts and figures
The travel window runs from November 21 to December 3, and the airline expects to carry more than 500,000 more customers than it did last year.

The most-traveled day will be Sunday, December 1. The second most-traveled day will be Monday, December 2.

The peak of peak: 1,035 mainline and regional aircraft will be enroute at 10:45 am on Sunday, December 1 — the highest number of flights handled at any given time during American’s travel period.

The airline expects to serve more than 6.8 million Biscoff cookies on board from November 21 to December 3.

Travel tips
Download the American Airlines app and check in for your flight, noting added any bags to your trip. This will save you time at the airport.

If traveling internationally, download the Mobile Passport Control app, which can speed up your entry into the U.S. Global Entry members can download the Global Entry app, which allows you to submit your entry and go straight to the officer.

Upon arrival at the airport lobby, scan your mobile boarding pass to print bag tags quickly at a kiosk. If you’re not checking bags, go straight to TSA security with your mobile boarding pass.

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