Hilton CEO Sees Rebound on the Way
According to Hilton’s third quarter results, the hotel brand is making a comeback after the COVID-19 pandemic greatly inhibited normal operations. The… Read More »
Ultra-Private Domestic Escapes for the Whole Family
Seclusion in the States The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has put a premium on private domestic getaways. Fortunately, award-winning villa vacation… Read More »
Grand Opening Date Set for Universal Orlando’s Newest Hotel
Dockside Inn and Suites will open its doors on December 15, 2020, with starting rates as low as $79/night. The… Read More »
Park MGM Hotel to Close Midweek Due to Low Demand
The recently reopened Park MGM hotel on the Las Vegas Strip will reduce its operating hours amid low demand ahead… Read More »
Seabourn Announces “Strong Booking Volume” on 2022 World Cruise
In an optimistic sign for the cruise industry, luxury line Seabourn on Nov. 5 reported “strong booking volume” for its 145-day 2022… Read More »
MSC Cruises Suspends MSC Magnifica Sailings, Cancels World Cruise
Due to a spike in COVID-19 cases and significant travel restrictions in Europe, MSC Cruises has canceled sailings by the MSC Magnifica from Nov. 8 through… Read More »
Test Cruise Volunteers Already Raising Their Hands
Die-hard cruisers are already lining up, hands in the air. They’re ready to act as guinea pigs of sorts on… Read More »
Airline Pokes Fun at President Donald Trump, Receives Backlash
Ryanair took a dig at President Donald Trump after he falsely declared victory over Joe Biden while votes were still… Read More »
Southwest Airlines Marks Inaugural San Diego-Honolulu Flight
There might be a pandemic going on but it sure hasn’t stopped airlines from introducing new routes. Southwest Airlines became… Read More »
TSA Notes Significant Jump in Positive COVID-19 Cases
Workers for the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) suffered a 64 percent increase in COVID-19 positive tests in the last month, the agency… Read More »
Airline Passenger Demand Data for September Released
Despite positive signs in the aviation industry, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) revealed that passenger demand in September was still down…. Read More »
American Airlines to Add New Routes to Key West
American Airlines is boosting its service to Key West International Airport, with new peak season daily nonstop flights from Orlando International Airport, Tampa… Read More »
Pilots Ask FAA for Training Changes on Boeing 737 MAX
A pilots’ union in the United States is asking federal aviation authorities to improve training proposals for flight crew members… Read More »
Hilton Awards Over $1 Million in Grants to COVID-19 Response Organizations
Hilton’s primary international philanthropic arm, the Hilton Effect Foundation, recently released its list of 2020 Hilton Effect grantees, whose locations span the… Read More »
Baha Mar Anchor Property Sets Reopening Date
The largest of the Bahamas’ Baha Mar mega-resort’s properties will re-open next month as part of a phased re-launch for… Read More »
Regent University Relaunched and Enhanced With Four New Course Modules
As part of the line’s dedication to supporting the North American Travel Advisor community, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, the world’s leading… Read More »
Oceania Cruises Launches Summer 2022 Europe and America Voyages
Oceania Cruises, the world’s leading culinary- and destination-focused cruise line, has released its 2022 Europe & North America Collection of… Read More »
Royal Caribbean CEO Optimistic About CDC Framework
Royal Caribbean Chairman and CEO Richard Fain has released yet another video for travel advisors, in which he presents an… Read More »
Disney Cruise Line Extends Suspension of Cruise Operations
Disney Cruise Line announced it would extend the current suspension of cruise operations through December 31. Disney officials released a statement… Read More »
American Airlines Cuts 100,000 December Flights
American Airlines, citing the need to match its schedule with the number of bookings, will cut up to 100,000 flights… Read More »
Interjet Was Forced to Cancel Flights Due to No Fuel
Interjet canceled its entire roster of flights on Nov. 1 and 2 because it was unable to pay for fuel,… Read More »
American Airlines Expands Pre-Flight COVID-19 Testing to New Destinations
American Airlines announced it would expand its current pre-flight testing program to additional destinations. Starting in November, American will open pre-flight testing to all… Read More »
United Moves Flight Crews Over Fears of Election Violence
United Airlines is moving its flight crews out of hotels in larger cities and downtown areas over concerns of Election… Read More »
High-Speed Train Connecting Vegas and SoCal Is Delayed
A bond offering in California that would have helped fund a high-speed passenger train between Las Vegas and the Los… Read More »
How This Black-Owned B&B Helped Reshape a Miami Neighborhood
The historic Black neighborhood of Overtown in Miami, close to Little Havana and the American Airlines Arena, was once known… Read More »
Beaches Said to Withdraw From Turks and Caicos Tax Mediation
Planned mediation talks between officials at Beaches Turks and Caicos and the territory’s government regarding a $20 million tax dispute… Read More »