SAYVILLE, N.Y., Feb. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — As crossovers and SUVs continue to be a top choice with drivers, many shoppers are looking for the latest information and details about the top models so they can choose the vehicle that is right for them. Donaldson’s VW is helping to fulfill the need for information by providing crossover SUV shoppers with detailed model research pages of three of its most popular models. The model research pages of the 2021 Volkswagen Atlas, Atlas Cross Sport and Tiguan are now available on the dealership’s website for review.

The 2021 Volkswagen Atlas model research page provides valuable details and information regarding the crossover SUV’s engine options, technology and comfort features and its long list of driver-assistance safety features. Shoppers who want the versatility of a crossover SUV and exciting performance will find what they desire in the 2021 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport. The 2021 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport research page offers a variety of useful information that will help drivers make an informed buying decision.

The 2021 Volkswagen Tiguan model research page offers a closer and more detailed look at the offerings of the compact crossover SUV and includes information about its available technology features and comfort options, engine specifications and high-tech safety systems.

To review any of the Volkswagen crossover SUV model research pages, interested shoppers can visit the dealership’s website by going to http://www.donaldsonsvw.com. Questions can be answered by calling 631-567-6400 or by driving to 5700 Sunrise Highway.

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Shane Ohliger, Donaldson’s VW, 631-567-6400, sohliger@donaldsonvwsubaru.com

 

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BRAINTREE, Mass., Feb. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Drivers who are looking for a new car that will fit their specific driving needs and budget now have a place to go to get the information they need to make a smart buying decision. Quirk Volkswagen has recently added four detailed model research pages to its website to help shoppers learn more about the newest four-door sedans from Volkswagen. The four models include the 2021 Volkswagen Jetta, Jetta GLI, Passat and Arteon.

The popular 2021 Volkswagen Jetta and Jetta GLI are compact sedans that offer a long list of qualities at an affordable price. The 2021 Volkswagen Jetta research page highlights the offerings of this sedan and includes a closer look at its available technology and comfort features as well as its innovative and highly advanced safety systems. The 2021 Volkswagen Jetta GLI gives drivers more information about the sporty sedan’s performance features and turbocharged engine specifications.

New car shoppers who want to drive a larger and more refined sedan will find everything they want and need in either the 2021 Volkswagen Passat or 2021 Volkswagen Arteon. The 2021 Volkswagen Passat research page offers a detailed look at the model’s performance specifications, technology and comfort features and high-tech safety systems. For the most luxurious driving experience, the 2021 Volkswagen Arteon is a perfect choice. The 2021 Volkswagen Arteon offers the opulence and interior refinement a driver is looking for in a new luxury car.

To learn more about the 2021 Volkswagen Jetta, Jetta GLI, Passat, or Arteon, new car shoppers are encouraged to visit the Massachusetts Volkswagen dealership’s website by going to http://www.quirkvw.com. Interested buyers may also contact the sales department at Quirk Volkswagen with questions by calling 781-348-8800 or by driving to 20 Granite Street.

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Sean Western, Quirk Volkswagen, 781-348-8800, swestern@quirkcars.com

 

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MANCHESTER, N.H., Feb. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Drivers searching for the information they need to make the most informed buying decision now have a place to go thanks to a local Volkswagen dealership in New Hampshire. Quirk Volkswagen of Manchester has recently added detailed model research pages of three of its newest sedan models to its website to help shoppers learn more about them so they can choose the new car that is right for them. The model research pages offer information about the 2021 Volkswagen Passat, Jetta and Jetta GLI.

The 2021 Volkswagen Passat model research page offers a closer and more extensive look at the offerings of this midsize sedan. Information about the new Volkswagen Passat that can be found by visiting the research page includes its engine size, horsepower rating, available technology and comfort features and driver-assist safety systems.

Drivers searching for an affordable compact sedan will find the offerings of the 2021 Volkswagen Jetta and Jetta GLI very appealing. The 2021 Volkswagen Jetta is a fuel-efficient performer that also gives drivers an impressive list of technology and comfort features to choose from as well as a top safety rating. Those that want more power and increased performance will find what they need in the 2021 Volkswagen Jetta GLI. The 2021 Volkswagen Jetta GLI uses a powerful turbocharged engine and a long list of performance features to deliver an exciting driving experience.

To learn more about the 2021 Volkswagen Passat, Jetta, or Jetta GLI, sedan shoppers can visit the Volkswagen dealership’s website by going to http://www.quirkvwnh.com. Drivers with questions about inventory, current sales events, or who want to schedule a test drive may call 603-626-7000 to do so. Quirk Volkswagen of Manchester is located at 1100 S. Willow St.

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Sean Western, Quirk Volkswagen of Manchester, 603-626-7000, swestern@quirkcars.com

 

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STRASBOURG, France, 26 February 2021 /PRNewswire Policy/ — EU criteria for safe and clean tourism, including a common vaccination certificate, should be a part of a new EU strategy on sustainable tourism, said MEPs.

The draft resolution on establishing an EU strategy for sustainable tourism, adopted by Transport and Tourism Committee on Thursday by 47 votes in favour and 2 against, urges EU countries to include the tourism and travel sectors in their recovery plans and consider temporarily reducing VAT on these services.

‘Safe and clean’ tourism

The text says that the pandemic shifted traveller’s demand toward ‘safe and clean’ and more sustainable tourism. It asks the member states to fully and without delay implement common criteria for safe travel, with an EU Health Safety protocol for testing before departure, and applying quarantine requirement as a last resort.

MEPs want a common vaccination certificate, which could become an alternative to PCR tests and quarantine requirements, once there is sufficient evidence that vaccinated persons do not transmit the virus, or mutual recognition of vaccination procedures. They also stress the importance of deploying EU Passenger Locator Form and developing voluntary, interoperable and anonymised tracking, tracing and warning apps.

The draft resolution also urges the Commission to introduce the EU hygiene certification seal, which could certify minimum COVID-19 virus prevention and control standards and could help to restore consumer’s trust in tourism and travel sectors.

MEPs also welcomes ‘Re-open EU’ portal and urges EU countries to send clear information on the application or lifting of future restrictions on free movement to the Commission.

New agency for tourism

MEPs advocate a need to look beyond the pandemic and replace the 2010 strategy on EU tourism to maintain Europe’s standing as a leading destination. The text finally calls on the Commission to set up a European Agency for Tourism.

Quote

“With summer just around the corner, we want to avoid past errors and put in place uniform travel measures, such as an EU protocol for tests before departure, a vaccination certificate, and a European sanitary seal. Tourism is one of the sectors that has been hit the hardest by this pandemic. It needs to be properly included in the Member States’ recovery plans and a mechanism to clearly show whether it benefits from EU support”, said EP rapporteur Cláudia Monteiro de Aguiar (EPP, PT).

Next steps

The resolution on establishing an EU strategy for sustainable tourism now needs to be voted by the full house of the Parliament, possibly during the March II session.

Background

The COVID-19 outbreak has paralysed the EU tourism sector, which employs 27 million people (contributing around 10% of EU GDP), with 6 million jobs currently at risk.

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STRASBOURG, France, 26 February 2021 /PRNewswire Policy/ — EU criteria for safe and clean tourism, including a common vaccination certificate, should be a part of a new EU strategy on sustainable tourism, said MEPs.

The draft resolution on establishing an EU strategy for sustainable tourism, adopted by Transport and Tourism Committee on Thursday by 47 votes in favour and 2 against, urges EU countries to include the tourism and travel sectors in their recovery plans and consider temporarily reducing VAT on these services.

‘Safe and clean’ tourism

The text says that the pandemic shifted traveller’s demand toward ‘safe and clean’ and more sustainable tourism. It asks the member states to fully and without delay implement common criteria for safe travel, with an EU Health Safety protocol for testing before departure, and applying quarantine requirement as a last resort.

MEPs want a common vaccination certificate, which could become an alternative to PCR tests and quarantine requirements, once there is sufficient evidence that vaccinated persons do not transmit the virus, or mutual recognition of vaccination procedures. They also stress the importance of deploying EU Passenger Locator Form and developing voluntary, interoperable and anonymised tracking, tracing and warning apps.

The draft resolution also urges the Commission to introduce the EU hygiene certification seal, which could certify minimum COVID-19 virus prevention and control standards and could help to restore consumer’s trust in tourism and travel sectors.

MEPs also welcomes ‘Re-open EU’ portal and urges EU countries to send clear information on the application or lifting of future restrictions on free movement to the Commission.

New agency for tourism

MEPs advocate a need to look beyond the pandemic and replace the 2010 strategy on EU tourism to maintain Europe’s standing as a leading destination. The text finally calls on the Commission to set up a European Agency for Tourism.

Quote

“With summer just around the corner, we want to avoid past errors and put in place uniform travel measures, such as an EU protocol for tests before departure, a vaccination certificate, and a European sanitary seal. Tourism is one of the sectors that has been hit the hardest by this pandemic. It needs to be properly included in the Member States’ recovery plans and a mechanism to clearly show whether it benefits from EU support”, said EP rapporteur Cláudia Monteiro de Aguiar (EPP, PT).

Next steps

The resolution on establishing an EU strategy for sustainable tourism now needs to be voted by the full house of the Parliament, possibly during the March II session.

Background

The COVID-19 outbreak has paralysed the EU tourism sector, which employs 27 million people (contributing around 10% of EU GDP), with 6 million jobs currently at risk.

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