Technology trends for airlines and airports in 2018
During the next 12 months, airlines and airports across the globe will be tasked with the challenge of identifying the… Read More »
Disney is better in the winter
Photo courtesy of Walt Disney World Resort It’s 90 degrees, you’re drenched in sweat and you’ve been waiting in line… Read More »
Do Savannah in a Day
From the moment I entered Savannah, I knew it was a place I wanted to stay for a while. One… Read More »
Two Reasons to Visit Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta’s boutique hotels are an appealing alternative to its larger resorts. They continue to evolve, setting their sights on… Read More »
What’s new in New Orleans?
If there’s one thing that New Orleans is great at, it’s throwing a party. So it should come as no surprise that… Read More »
Surfing on Waikiki Beach
Hawaii is made up of lush greenery and tropical beaches. Certain areas attract surfers from all over, especially Waikiki Beach…. Read More »
The Hiking Trails of Oahu
Oahu is home to hiking trails that wind through forests, valleys and mountains, offering breathtaking views at the summits. There… Read More »
The best classical Japanese cooking in Los Angeles
The first time I tried sushi it was in a very unassuming restaurant near Sunset and La Cienega Boulevard in… Read More »
Beijing now offers six-day visa-free stays
Travelers from more than 50 countries going through Beijing as well as Tianjin and Hebei province while transiting on to… Read More »
Avianca reveals its new wireless IFE app
Avianca has introduced a new wireless in-flight entertainment application for mobile devices, on its fleet of Airbus A318 aircraft, according… Read More »
Pilots reveal their least favorite airports on Reddit
If you spend a lot of time traveling, you’ve probably developed a list of your most and least favorite airports. It’s probably… Read More »
United and American Airlines are phasing out Seat-Back Entertainment screens
Both United and American Airlines are beginning to phase out the screens on planes that make shorter flights, according to… Read More »
KLM refits Business Class cabin on its Airbus A330-300 aircraft
The first Airbus 330-300 belonging to KLM Royal Dutch Airlines to be fitted with the new World Business Class cabin… Read More »
Restaurant Trends for 2018
Culinary experiences are becoming a more central part of many travelers’ vacations. They look to be immersed in food and… Read More »
7 Classy Hawaii Poolside Cabanas
There was a time when the swimming pool took center stage at Hawaii hotels. These days, however, what happens on… Read More »
A Full Menu of 2018 Theme Cruises
Groove Cruise The Groove Cruise is unique for setting sail from both the East and West coasts. While the 2018 dance music… Read More »
River Cruises Have Options For Travelers Sailing Solo
While river cruising might not always come off as a travel style that lends itself to those traveling solo (it’s… Read More »
America’s World-Record-Holding Destinations
As more Americans seek adventures in their own backyards, there are a number of world-record-holding destinations that are worthy of… Read More »
NASA considers flying researchers on commercial suborbital vehicles
As commercial suborbital vehicles capable of carrying both payloads and people prepare to enter service, NASA officials say they’re willing… Read More »
Mobile ONAIR celebrates a decade of in-flight connection service
Mobile ONAIR, the in-flight connection solution allowing passengers to make phone calls, send text messages and mobile data usage, from… Read More »
Alaska Airlines and Sabre renew distribution and tech alliance
Sabre Corporation, one of the leading technology providers to the global travel industry has recently renewed its distribution agreement with… Read More »
San Francisco Airport launches new food hall with local tastes
Gone are the days when cold, pre-packaged sandwiches and lackluster grab-and-go salads were the only dining options available to airplane… Read More »