Tailored trailers make for pricey park at Boston hotel
The parking lot behind the trendy Verb Hotel near Boston’s Fenway Park has been converted to a luxury trailer camp… Read More »
Marriott Data Breached Again in Single-Hotel Incident
In its third such incident in four years, Marriott International was on the defensive this week in confirming a data… Read More »
Flybe to slash summer schedule due to delayed aircraft deliveries
Flybe has been forced to pause plans to increase flights “to existing cities” and new destinations during summer 2022 because… Read More »
Environmental groups file lawsuit against KLM for ‘greenwashing
Environmental groups are suing KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, claiming that its ‘Fly Responsibility’ campaign is misleading. The organization, Fossielvrij NL,… Read More »
An Emirates Airbus A380 ‘flew 14 hours’ safely with hole in side
Emirates said the rupture did not impact the structure of the aircraft. Passengers traveling on an Emirates flight to Brisbane,… Read More »
Club Med Offering Up To 45% Off With New ‘Getaway’ Sale
Club Med launched a new sale offering savings of up to 45 percent on several all-inclusive resorts for summer, fall… Read More »
British Airways Cancels Over 10,000 More Flights This Summer
British Airways has canceled an extra 10,300 short-haul flights after canceling a round of others earlier this week, struggling through… Read More »
Korean Air Brings Back Las Vegas Route
Korean Air is returning to Sin City. The airline is bringing back its Las Vegas service, starting July 10, 2022…. 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 »
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 »
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 »
Family sues Southwest Airlines after accident left a 25-year-old woman paralyzed
A Miami woman and her family are suing Southwest Airlines after an incident that left 25-year-old Gabrielle Assouline with “life-altering”… Read More »
New York law eases hotel-to-housing conversions
A new state law is making it simpler for nonprofits in New York to purchase and convert distressed hotels to… Read More »
Robots join depleted workforce at swamped hotels
Hotels are enlisting nonhuman help in their struggle to cope with staffing shortages as patronage swells in the waning of… Read More »
Hackers steal 20GB of data from Marriott hotel chain
Hackers have stolen 20 gigabytes of internal business files, including clients’ credit card details, from the Marriott hotel chain, DataBreaches.net… Read More »
Airlines offer digital customer service
Pandemic-era emphasis on touchless service and the need to offer more flexibility with staff at a premium has led to… Read More »
United “challenged” by air traffic staffing
Unless the air traffic control system adds enough staffing, US aviation “will remain challenged this summer and beyond,” a United… Read More »
Air Canada suspends pet travel in cargo holds
Air Canada will not accept new requests for pets to travel as baggage until Sept. 12 due to congestion, delays… Read More »