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I had been working with Emily for a year scheduling a trip to Amsterdam and a Baltic Cruise. Emily was very helpful, knowledgable, and efficient. She kept close contact with me answered my questions instantly. I highly recommend Sanlando Travel and look forward to scheduling our all our future travels with them.

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Say 'yellow' to spirit airlines' new travel options and reimagined look.

'Just Go' travel options offer exceptional value and are available for booking now at spirit.com

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DANIA BEACH, Fla. , Aug. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Spirit Airlines' (NYSE: SAVE) four new travel options are officially taking off today, giving travelers access to book the airline's transformed Guest experience and new premium offerings for the first time. The new options, dubbed "Just Go," deliver even friendlier, more comfortable, and cost-effective travel, all at great value. Travelers can book Go Big, Go Comfy, Go Savvy, and Go now at spirit.com and on the Spirit mobile app.

"We are making major investments to provide our Guests with greater value and enhance their travel experience," said Ted Christie, President and Chief Executive Officer at Spirit Airlines. "This is an excellent opportunity for new Guests and those who haven't flown with us recently to experience our transformation and see for themselves the great value they can enjoy when choosing Spirit."

Spirit is celebrating the transformation of its Guest experience by unveiling a reimagined brand identity that pays homage to its past while capturing the vision for its future. The creative refresh expands on the carrier's iconic yellow and black and introduces additional colors, as well as a new logo treatment featuring a motif of aircraft windows. The reimagined brand comes to life through a new campaign inspired by the elevated options that empower travelers to feel "More Fly" on every journey. The updated look and brand voice are being unveiled on spirit.com , the Spirit mobile app, and across the airline's digital channels and advertising.

Book Now: New Travel Options, All with Unmatched Value The Just Go options are available to book starting today and all include the flexibility of no change or cancel fees.

• Go Big  to get enhanced comfort with a Big Front Seat ® , one checked and one carry-on bag, priority check-in and boarding, snacks and drinks, including alcoholic beverages, and streaming access to fast Wi-Fi. Go Big is available for Guests to start experiencing today, and the snacks and drinks and priority check-in included with Go Big will launch on Aug. 27.
• Go Comfy  to choose an aisle or window seat with a guaranteed blocked middle seat, one checked and one carry-on bag, priority boarding, and a snack and non-alcoholic beverage during each service. Go Comfy is available to experience beginning Aug. 27.
• Go Savvy to get a standard seat selection and a choice of one checked or one carry-on bag. Go Savvy is available to experience starting today.
• Go to keep it simple with the greatest affordability. Standard seat selection, a checked bag and other options can be purchased separately. Go is available to experience beginning today.

Enhanced Airport Experience Spirit will also debut a priority check-in experience on Aug. 27 at more than 20 airports for Guests who opt to Go Big or are Free Spirit ® Gold members or Free Spirit World Elite Mastercard holders. Additionally, Guests will benefit from a more seamless journey with Spirit's new boarding process featuring five groups that aim to reduce boarding time and enhance operational performance.

For more information about Spirit's transformed Guest experience, visit spirit.com/s/info .

About Spirit Airlines Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) is a leading low-fare carrier committed to delivering the best value in the sky by offering an enhanced travel experience with flexible, affordable options. Spirit serves destinations throughout the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean with its Fit Fleet ® , one of the youngest and most fuel-efficient fleets in the U.S. Spirit is committed to inspiring positive change in the communities it serves through the Spirit Charitable Foundation . Discover elevated travel options with exceptional value at spirit.com .

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Cicadas come with an itchy pest — nearly invisible mites that can cause rashes and travel with the wind

By Li Cohen

Updated on: August 15, 2024 / 1:12 PM EDT / CBS News

This year's cicada emergence was a double whammy of insects, with two groups of periodical cicadas that only come out of the ground every 13 or 17 years making a simultaneous appearance. But even after the two broods go back underground, it seems as though they may leave something pesky and itchy behind. 

According to WebMD, cicada eggs are a food source for oak leaf itch mites — tiny arachnids that aren't even a quarter of a millimeter in length and that are "invisible to the naked eye." Each fall, several states have reported outbreaks of the pests, otherwise known as Pyemotes herfsi. They've been linked to cicadas before, with the Illinois Department of Public Health releasing a report in 2008 that said cicadas were the only insect parasitized by the mites the year prior. It was the first confirmed report of the mites terrorizing cicada eggs at the time. 

"Brood XIII periodical cicadas emerged earlier in the year and laid large numbers of eggs in the terminal branches of many deciduous tree species in the outbreak area," the report says. "It appears that this abundance of cicada eggs served as the host upon which populations of  P. herfsi  mites amplified to outbreak levels." 

In 2021, The Washington Post reported that some residents in the D.C. area were experiencing the mites after the cicadas left. 

"We wake up at night just scratching," one woman told the Post. "...It's like we have splotches of white paint all over us now that we're using the calamine [lotion]. The sores are red and swollen, so it's not pretty." 

In response to that article, University of Maryland Entomology professor Paula Shrewsbury said that the mites typically feed on midge fly larvae and that once they develop, "they drop from the tree...and can be carried by wind for large distances." From there, they'll drop down on people and animals and bite. 

People are often exposed to the mites while near trees that have been infested with insects that the mites feed on or while dealing with fall foliage, she added. Unlike chigger bites that typically pop up  on the lower body around the waist or under socks and other tight clothing, bites from itch mites are typically around the neck, shoulders and chest, she said. 

The latest cicada emergence seems to have brought them back. 

"I think they're back and I don't know what to do about them," one TikToker said in June, showing a raised bump on her arm surrounded by a rashy-looking red area. "...It lasts forever. ... They are awful." 

What to know about oak leaf itch mites

According to PennState Extension, these tiny mites are "elongated, reddish tan in color and have a shiny exoskeleton." Females are typically larger than males so they can carry up to 250 offspring at a time. Adult males will emerge from their mother's abdomen ahead of females, and once the females come out, the males will mate with them and then die. 

The females will then find a gall, or a growth on a plant caused by mites, insects or some other kind of infestation. Any larvae in the gall are paralyzed with the mite's venom, which is strong enough to paralyze prey 166,000 times the mite's size, PennState Extension says. 

Most people get these mite bites in the late summer and early fall when the species is most populated. 

"Studies have shown that mites can fall from trees in numbers of up to 370,000 per day," PennState Extension says. "They are also easily carried by the wind and can potentially enter through window screens and thereby bite people who do not often go outdoors." 

How to prevent oak leaf itch mite bites

PennState Extension says that eradicating the mites is difficult, as tree sprays usually don't seep into the galls where the mites hide out. Some people find that DEET is helpful, but the best mode of protection, the site says, is to limit time under infested trees and immediately wash clothes and shower after you are around those areas. 

Symptoms can appear within 10 hours of exposure, Shrewsbury said. 

"Bites may look like raised, red areas with a small central blister on the skin," she said. "The bites are itchy and may be painful if scratched."

How to treat oak leaf itch mite bites

Calamine lotions and itch creams can reduce the itching of the bites. Although it can be difficult, it's recommended not to scratch them, as it can lead to infection. 

Li Cohen is a senior social media producer at CBS News. She previously wrote for amNewYork and The Seminole Tribune. She mainly covers climate, environmental and weather news.

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