The Bahamas Eliminates Travel Health Visa Requirement
Beginning June 19, 2022, travelers entering The Bahamas will no longer need to apply for a Bahamas Travel Health Visa… Read More »
American Express and Delta Air Lines Debut First-Ever Credit Card Made From Boeing 747
American Express and Delta Air Lines continue their storied partnership with the debut of a limited-edition special new credit card…. Read More »
Alaska Airlines Adding Five New Routes Ahead of Summer
Alaska Airlines announced it would launch five routes to new and existing destinations. The carrier now serves Cleveland Hopkins International… Read More »
This tiny uninhabited island in Greenland has it caused 50 years of international dispute
A barren and uninhabited rock off the north-western coast of Greenland, Hans Island is not much to look at. Yet… Read More »
British Airways passengers face 8,000 flights cancelled and possible staff walkout
British Airways passengers face more chaos as staff vote in favour of a summer holiday strike. The carrier’s cabin crew and… Read More »
Ryanair drops controversial language test for South African travellers
Ryanair has dropped its controversial language test for South African travellers. The Dublin-based airline has changed its policy requiring South… Read More »
Spanish resort cracks down on ‘drunken tourism’ by banning football shirts
One of Majorca’s most popular party districts is banning people wearing football shirts from entering restaurants. Despite the holiday season… Read More »
Leaked union email says easyJet staff face ‘serious safety risk’
The UK’s second-largest union has slammed easyJet flight cancellations in a scathing email obtained by Euronews. In a letter to… Read More »
Italian paradise will only let tourists in on certain days of the week
Italy’s Amalfi Coast is known for its azure seas, lofty cliffs and candy-coloured villas – but also for the horror… Read More »
Everything you need to know about Monkeypox and travelling safely this summer
After two years of restrictions, infections and yo-yo borders, the last thing anyone wants is another public health crisis. The… Read More »
TSA tests AI application for baggage screening
The Transportation Security Administration is testing a screening system that uses artificial intelligence and pattern analysis to improve screening of… Read More »
Canada drops vaccine mandate for air passengers
The Canadian government will allow unvaccinated passengers to board passenger flights as of June 20, but unvaccinated travelers will still… Read More »
Google Maps feature totals tolls on suggested routes
A new Google Maps feature calculates the cost of toll roads on a trip’s path, allowing drivers to make informed… Read More »
Rewards enriched at Preferred Hotel Group
Preferred Hotel Group is the latest hotel chain to upgrade its loyalty program, launching a variety of perks including gift… Read More »
United offers meat alternatives in premium cabins, lounges
United Airlines will offer plant-based Impossible Meatballs in first class cabins and Impossible Sausage at some of its Polaris airport… Read More »
Hotel firm eyed to reopen Queen Mary in Long Beach, Calif.
The Long Beach, Calif., City Council may contract with a hotel management company to reopen and operate the Queen Mary’s… Read More »
America’s Most Fun States
The Best US States for Entertainment, Recreation and Nightlife Summer is here and that means several months of fun-filled family… Read More »
Colonial Williamsburg to Offer Free Admission on Juneteenth
Colonial Williamsburg, the largest outdoor living history museum in the nation, will be offering free admission to the Historic Area… Read More »
British Government, Regulators Tell Airlines to Cancel Flights
The government and airline regulators in Great Britain are taking the extraordinary – but not unprecedented – step of telling… Read More »
Disruptive Passenger Causes Emergency Landing on International Flight
Despite a decrease in the number of airline and airport unruly passenger incidents following the lifting of the federal mask… Read More »
Delta and United are making changes to their food and beverage offerings
Delta Air Lines and United Airlines are both making changes and additions to their food and beverage offerings ahead of… Read More »
Experts Say Airlines Themselves Are the Cause of Travel Chaos
There has been a sense among many fliers and aviation observers that the airlines themselves are at fault for many… Read More »