In the heart of Orlando, as the afternoon sun casts a golden glow over Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon, families flock to this watery paradise in search of sunshine and splashes. On one particular day, the temperature climbed to a sweltering 90 degrees, creating the perfect setting for an exhilarating day of adventure. Amidst the laughter and
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United Airlines is making waves with its latest initiative: the introduction of the 787-9 Dreamliner boasting an exciting new seat configuration that leans heavily towards luxury. While understanding that airlines grappled with revenue changes during the pandemic, United’s strategic shift towards a greater emphasis on business-class segments signals a sweeping change in air travel. The
Virgin Voyages is embracing a significant evolutionary phase as it gears up to launch its first ship in the Northeastern U.S. This milestone represents more than just another addition to its fleet; it symbolizes the cruise line’s ambition to carve a distinct identity within the highly competitive maritime travel market. As the company approaches its
Starting from Monday, a groundbreaking rule initiated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) comes into effect, revolutionizing the way consumers interact with the hospitality industry. This regulation mandates that hotels and short-term lodging providers disclose what have been dubbed “junk fees.” For far too long, consumers have been stung by unexpected charges that crop up
As the aviation industry grapples with an unprecedented surge in demand, Newark Liberty International Airport finds itself in a precarious position. Recently, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced a meeting with domestic airlines to discuss potential flight reductions at Newark due to persistent operational disturbances. This gathering is not just a routine encounter; it represents
Newark Liberty International Airport has become the epicenter of a significant aviation crisis, highlighting the urgent need for immediate reforms in the U.S. air traffic control system. Frequent equipment malfunctions and air traffic controller shortages resulted in chaos last month, causing over a thousand flight delays. This alarming situation forced Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy to
In a pivotal shift for the cruise industry, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is embarking on a transformative journey that emphasizes collaboration with travel advisors and trade associations. During his inaugural address at the Cruise360 conference in April, CLIA’s CEO, Charles “Bud” Darr, unveiled a vision that positions travel advisors at the center of
Nestled in the shimmering waters of French Polynesia lies The Brando, a sanctuary that delicately intertwines the essence of luxury with commitment to environmental sustainability. This resort, which opened a decade ago on the private island of Tetiaroa—a former playground for Tahitian royalty—embodies a remarkable vision that was initiated by the legendary actor Marlon Brando.
The Lake District is a magnificent realm where soaring peaks and tranquil valleys converge, creating a tapestry of natural beauty. Among the illustrious Wainwrights, the collection of 214 fells chronicled by ardent walker Alfred Wainwright, stands Troutbeck Tongue—a peak often overshadowed by its more gargantuan neighbors. This relatively modest hill captivates with its understated charm
In a pioneering move, Hawaii is preparing to raise the Transient Accommodations Tax (TAT) from 10.25% to 11%, starting January 2026. This decision, driven by the need to enhance environmental sustainability and combat climate change, has garnered attention not just locally but also on a national scale. The Senate Bill 1396, now in the hands
The Victory I, a storied coastal ship once known as the Cape May Light, has emerged from a tumultuous few years to reclaim its place on the picturesque waters of the Great Lakes. Newly refurbished with vibrant paint, elegant carpets, and upgraded furnishings, this vessel is more than just a ship; it’s a symbol of
The recent radar blackout experienced at Newark Airport is not merely a fleeting inconvenience but rather a glaring symptom of deeper structural failures within the country’s air traffic control system. On a recent Friday morning, controllers lost radar capabilities for an agonizing 90 seconds, a situation eerily reminiscent of a similar incident just weeks prior.
In a substantial shift toward sustainable tourism, Hawaii is set to increase its Transient Accommodations Tax (TAT) from 10.25% to 11%, effective January 2026. This legislative action, passed through the Hawaii Legislature under bill SB1396, marks a pioneering endeavor in which the state aims to combat climate change while simultaneously strengthening its tourism sector. While
In Los Angeles, a proposal to establish a minimum wage of $30 for tourism workers has ignited a heated debate among city officials, business owners, and labor advocates. Dubbed the “Olympic Wage Ordinance,” this ambitious initiative is poignantly timed with the upcoming 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and aims to incrementally increase wages for airport staff
In a bold move aimed at enhancing the travel experience, American Airlines is set to launch its Flagship Suite business class on June 5, signifying a significant upgrade in their service offerings aboard the brand new Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners. This initiative is not merely an update but a total reimagining of premium air travel. By
Royal Caribbean is gearing up for yet another groundbreaking cruise experience with the unveiling of its latest Icon-class ship, the Star of the Seas. As it prepares to set sail on August 20, this vessel offers a plethora of innovative dining and entertainment options that promise to elevate the cruising experience to unprecedented heights. Following
In the United States, an astonishing 30-45% of the food supply is wasted, a staggering statistic that highlights a dire challenge not only for the food industry but for society as a whole. This epic wastage translates into profound implications for global hunger and the environment, particularly concerning greenhouse gas emissions. While many industries grapple
Elaine Wynn, who passed away on April 14 at the age of 82, was much more than just the co-founder of Mirage Resorts and Wynn Resorts; she was a transformational figure whose influence will echo throughout the Las Vegas Strip and beyond for generations. Together with her ex-husband Steve Wynn, she was pivotal in redefining