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Onboard ads add up to revenue for airlines

As if we aren’t fed up enough with the increasingly annoying ads flashing on TV and computer screens. Next time you fly you may find yourself surrounded by equally bothersome poster ads tacked onto every inappropriate inch of your airplane.

Spirit Airlines, Ryan Air and others are raking in millions of dollars from sponsors by displaying ads. Passengers will not only see the big ads, but also little ones on tray tables, barf bags, flight attendant aprons and every other space they can think of.

Beijing, China: Visit The National Museum of China PDF Print E-mail


The building complex in the capital city includes more than two million square feet of exhibits. They represent everything from prehistoric archeology to contemporary Chinese culture, as well as other examples of the world’s art, sculpture and design.

Located next to Tiananmen Square, the museum address is 16 East Chang’an Av., Dongcheng, Beijing 100006 PR China. Admission is free. For info and news about current and upcoming exhibits, go to en.chnmuseum.cn

 
 
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