In recent times, there has been a remarkable shift in the labor market, particularly within the on-demand economy. A recent report from INSHUR, in collaboration with Censuswide, surveyed 1,000 professional drivers across the United States who engage with on-demand platforms. This report sheds light on an intriguing phenomenon: women, especially those under 34, are increasingly
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In the heart of New York City’s bustling culinary scene, the popular taqueria Tacombi is set to introduce an exciting new dish that pushes the boundaries of traditional cuisine. Scheduled to launch on February 20th, the vibrant establishment will unveil its innovative birria ramen, a dish that encapsulates the ongoing trend of culinary fusion. This
In a significant corporate shift, Southwest Airlines announced that Ryan Green, the airline’s Executive Vice President and Chief Transformation Officer, will officially step down from his role on April 1, as disclosed in a recent filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This move comes after Green had already communicated his intentions to
Universal Orlando Resort is set to delight waterpark enthusiasts with a brand new event called “Universal Volcano Bay Nights.” Designed for those who want to extend their fun in the sun, this specially ticketed experience invites guests to enjoy the park after hours. Set to occur on select dates in April and May, this event
Travel has long served as an avenue for escapism, but the recent surge in interest toward Thailand can be attributed to a more specific catalyst: the American television series “The White Lotus.” Premiering its third season on February 16, the show has created a buzz that resonates through social media and travel agencies alike. Despite
In a ambitious move to strengthen its position in the competitive hospitality sector, IHG Hotels & Resorts has acquired Ruby, an innovative urban lifestyle hotel brand, for around $116 million. This acquisition includes 20 hotels primarily located in Europe, which highlights IHG’s strategy to tap into the burgeoning market for “urban micro” hotels. Notably, the
Royal Caribbean has long been known for its innovative approach to cruising, and with the upcoming Star of the Seas, the company aims to continue this tradition. Building on the success of its predecessor, the Icon of the Seas, the new vessel promises a blend of familiar features with fresh enhancements that cater specifically to
The recent firing of several hundred Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) employees has ignited concerns regarding the implications for national security and aviation safety. This wave of dismissals, primarily targeting probationary employees, has raised questions not only about the management practices of the Trump administration but also about the critical roles these employees held in safeguarding
Recent developments at Oceania Cruises have signaled a transformative phase for the luxury cruise line as it bids farewell to its president Frank A. Del Rio. The announcement, made on February 18, coincided with the return of Jason Montague to Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) as chief luxury officer, where he will supervise the Regent
Hilton Hotels is making significant strides in expanding its footprint in Hawaii, particularly with three new properties slated to join its already extensive portfolio of 25 hotels across the Islands. Two of the new locations will open on Maui, strategically positioned to cater to the influx of travelers seeking a blend of comfort and the
In a surprise move that signals a change in direction, Southwest Airlines unveiled a plan to eliminate 15% of its corporate overhead workforce Monday evening. This decision, impacting around 1,750 employees, is one of the most drastic measures the airline has undertaken in over half a century of operations. The layoffs notably include eleven members
In a startling move reflecting the ongoing financial strains faced by the airline industry, Southwest Airlines has announced plans to reduce its corporate workforce by approximately 15%, affecting around 1,750 positions. This dramatic decision was characterized by CEO Bob Jordan as “unprecedented” and positions the company at a critical intersection of transformation and austerity. The
In frequently consumed diets around the globe, a disconcerting reality persists: the overwhelming majority of our plant-based caloric intake derives from just three staple crops—rice, maize, and wheat. This scenario, as highlighted by the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), highlights a significant vulnerability in our food systems. While these crops provide a substantial source
Eggs have historically enjoyed a revered status as a fundamental food item in American households. They symbolize affordability, versatility, and nourishment, providing an enriching source of protein at a low cost. From breakfast staples like scrambled eggs and omelets to baked goods and enriching sauces, eggs have woven themselves into the fabric of countless culinary
The hospitality industry is currently witnessing a paradigm shift that prioritizes all-inclusive resorts as the preferred choice for vacationing clientele. Hyatt Hotels Corporation intends to capitalize further on this trend, announcing its intent to acquire Playa Hotels & Resorts for an impressive $2.6 billion. This acquisition will not only bolster Hyatt’s portfolio but also raise
The cruise industry is facing increasing scrutiny and restrictions as popular destinations grapple with the effects of overtourism. The picturesque Nice-Côte d’Azur region in the south of France is the latest battleground where cruise executives are fervently trying to avoid a significant blow to their operations. The proposed ban specifically targets cruise ships with capacity
Hyatt Hotels Corp. has experienced a notable rebound in its all-inclusive resort segment, showcasing a 2.9% growth in net package revenue per available room (RevPAR) during the fourth quarter of 2024. This upward trajectory follows a period of decline, signifying the brand’s resilience and ability to navigate a fluctuating marketplace. The improvement coincides with Hyatt’s
In a landmark decision that signifies its evolving approach to air travel, Southwest Airlines has officially launched its inaugural set of red-eye flights. Starting from major hubs in Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Phoenix, these routes are designed to connect customers to various destinations east of the Mississippi River. With fanfare, the airline welcomed passengers