Traveling in Europe is a Bit of a Mess Right Now
After two years on the sidelines due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its accompanying rules, restrictions, protocols and downright prohibitions… Read More »
DOT Adopts More Concise ‘Bill of Rights’ for Disabled Fliers
Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg on Friday not only warned airlines to do a better job of seating families… Read More »
US DOT outlines ‘Bill of Rights’ for airline passengers with disabilities
The United States Department of Transportation (DOT) has outlined the rights of disabled passengers in a new bill aimed at… Read More »
Europe’s best long-haul business class
Are you flying into, out of or across Europe soon? Then if you’re looking for the best business class flights… Read More »
How to make the most of your Amsterdam trip
With its gorgeous streets strung together by trams, buses and bike lanes, Amsterdam is both a travel and transport-lover’s dream…. Read More »
Every State’s Best Place to Take Selfies and Group Photos
The Best Photo Spot in Every State In today’s social media-driven world, it’s all about finding those great photo spots… Read More »
DOT Warns Airlines to stop charging extra to seat kids
The Department of Transportation on Friday issued a stern warning to airlines – stop charging extra fees to travelers with… Read More »
Engine Problem Forces MSC Seaside to Drydock
MSC Cruises announced that its ship, the MSC Seaside, will head to drydock on Monday, July 11, due to an… Read More »
Passenger stole over $10,000 during an American Airlines Miami flight
A man is accused of stealing more than $10,000 from other passengers during an American Airlines flight from Argentina to… Read More »
Royal Caribbean Offers Call-Back Feature to Travel Advisors
Royal Caribbean International now offers a call-back function to minimize hold times for travel advisors. The feature is first available… Read More »
The Most Popular Cruise Lines, Ships and Destinations This Summer
The Latest Summer Cruise Trends There have been many encouraging trends in cruising that have emerged this summer, including stellar… Read More »
Video Shows Huge Fight Break Out on Cruise Ship Injuring Multiple People
Multiple people were reportedly injured when a fight broke out on a Carnival Cruise Line cruise ship sailing out of… Read More »
The Courtyards’ Event Returns to Zagreb, Croatia This Summer
Don’t miss The Courtyards – “Dvorishta” this summer in Zagreb! It reveals the hidden secrets of the Upper Town, one… Read More »
Hawaii Visitor Satisfaction Reaches Pre-Pandemic Levels
According to a new report released by the Hawaiian Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT), visitor satisfaction to… Read More »
World Food Travel Association Names Bonaire as Second Culinary Capital
The World Food Travel Association, a leading non-profit that works to preserve and promote culinary cultures around the globe, has… Read More »
Cyprus brings back mask mandate after just one month following surge in COVID cases
Cyprus has brought back face masks just one month after dropping the COVID rule. Its health ministry announced on Wednesday… Read More »
The Top Highlights Onboard the Brand New Disney Wish Cruise Ship
The newly christened and long-awaited Disney Wish cruise ship from Disney Cruise Line delivers “unbelievable creativity,” according to Thomas Mazloum,… Read More »
New Delta airport screen shows personalised flight info to dozens of travellers at once using AI
You’ve just gotten to the airport, you’re running late, and you need to know your gate number ASAP. But the… Read More »
The European high-speed train lines you need to know about
Revolutionising European railways has been on the EU’s agenda for a while now, but progress has been slow. As the… Read More »
Why are some countries giving up ‘golden visas’ for good?
Getting the right to live and work in another country can be a long and difficult process. But that’s not… Read More »
British Airways axes a further 10,000 flights from Heathrow and Gatwick
British Airways has cancelled another 10,300 flights between August and the end of October. The airline says the move is… Read More »
More Lodges, Campsites and Roads Open in Yellowstone
Good news for Yellowstone visitors – the popular park continues to approach a full reopening. According to an update from… Read More »
US Virgin Islands Travel: What You Need To Know Before Visiting This Summer
What To Know Before Traveling To the US Virgin Islands The U.S. Virgin Islands continues to be one of the… Read More »
The Most Pet-Friendly Cities in the US
The Best Domestic Destinations for Travelers With Pets Few experiences are more enjoyable and rewarding than traveling with your pet…. Read More »
American Association (AAAE) signs a MoU with the U.S. DHS in support of the Blue Lightning Initiative
The American Association of Airport Executives (AAAE) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the U.S. Departments of Homeland Security… Read More »
Explore the best wine tours in Barcelona
Barcelona is slowly and carefully reopening to tourists over the summer months, like the other cities in Spain, as the… Read More »