Navigating Medication Confiscation: How to Secure Your Prescriptions While Traveling
Traveling with prescription medication can unexpectedly complicate your journey, with a surprising 10% of travelers having experienced the confiscation of… Read More »
Norwegian Cruise Line Ship Denied Entry to Mauritius Due to Health Concerns
Mauritius has taken a cautious stance by denying entry to the Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings’ vessel, Norwegian Dawn, over health… Read More »
Las Vegas Resorts Face Recurring Bed Bug Issues Amidst Increasing Tourist Visits
Recent reports have emerged of bed bug infestations at several prominent hotels and resorts along the Las Vegas Strip, marking… Read More »
Gastrointestinal Outbreak Affects 154 on Cunard’s Queen Victoria Cruise Ship
A significant outbreak of a gastrointestinal disease has impacted 154 passengers and crew members aboard the Queen Victoria, a luxury… Read More »
CDC Probes Gastrointestinal Illness Outbreak on Cunard’s Queen Victoria Cruise Ship
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is currently investigating a significant outbreak of gastrointestinal illness aboard Cunard Line’s… Read More »
Aging Weakens Link Between Brain and Body Clocks, Aggravating Jet Lag
Jet lag, the body’s internal clock disruption caused by crossing multiple time zones, can be more than just an annoyance… Read More »
Can Qantas Research Offer Solutions to Prevent Jet Lag?
Qantas, in collaboration with the University of Sydney’s Charles Perkins Centre, is pioneering a world-first research project aimed at minimizing… Read More »
Delta Air Lines Enhances Inflight Medical Technology and Support
Delta Air Lines is improving the medical technology and support available to its flight attendants and passengers in case of… Read More »
Atlanta Airport Debuts First Onsite Triage Clinic in the US
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, the world’s busiest airport, has opened the nation’s first onsite triage clinic, hoping to reduce the… Read More »
Travel Industry CEO Foresees Southern Europe Visits at Risk of Becoming Intolerable
In addition to crushing crowds, summer 2023 in Europe has been marked by another significant challenge—the increasingly unbearable temperatures. Throughout… Read More »
Transportation Secretary Investigates Delta Tarmac Incident in Extreme Heat at Las Vegas Airport
U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg has expressed concern and launched an investigation into why passengers onboard a Delta Air Lines… Read More »
Qatar Cargo and Airlink Partnership Delivers Successful Results in Aid and Relief Efforts
The partnership between Qatar Airways Cargo and humanitarian aid transport firm Airlink has seen 58 shipments delivered in just over… Read More »
Importance of Vegan Meal Options in the Inflight Catering Industry
Many people have opted for a vegetarian diet for decades now, largely due to concerns about animal welfare and the… Read More »
Norovirus Cases on Cruise Ships Spike: Learn How to Avoid Getting Sick
Norovirus cases aboard cruise ships have spiked for the first time in over 10 years, and experts believe more lenient… Read More »
Cruise Industry Clarifies Stance on Cannabis
They are known by different nicknames. The Heat. The Po-Po. Five-O. Cruise aficionados simply call them the cruise police. Now,… Read More »
The Latest Travel Advisories for Top Caribbean Destinations
The peak summer travel period is in full swing and many will take their hard-earned getaway in the sunny Caribbean…. Read More »
Passenger’s Severe Food Allergy Triggers ‘Worst Flight’ Ordeal – Emirates Investigates
A passenger’s distressing experience with severe food allergies during a flight has brought attention to the importance of meal accuracy… Read More »
Wildfire Smoke Continues to Prompt Flight Delays at US Airports
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced that the ground stop for flights to and from New York City’s LaGuardia airport… Read More »
Canada Updates Travel Advisory for Travelers Heading to the US
While Canada still considers the United States the lowest risk level a country can have, it updated its advisory page… Read More »
Hawaii’s Largest Airport Shuts Down Gates Due To Bed Bug Infestation
Hawaii’s largest airport, Daniel K. Inouye International in Honolulu, saw multiple gates closed down for decontamination after some nasty little… Read More »
Waste Disposal Company Accused of Illegally Dumping Cruise Ship Garbage
This may not be the fault of the cruise lines, but guilt by association casts the industry in a negative… Read More »
Ryanair Prevails in Legal Challenge Against Italian State Aid to Airlines During COVID
Ryanair has won its legal challenge against Italian state aid given to airlines during the COVID pandemic. On May 24,… Read More »