The COVID-19 pandemic was a watershed moment for the global community, revealing the deep-seated inequalities that permeate our societies and systems. It has transformed perspectives on public health, not just highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive health policies but also shaping responses to future outbreaks. As we traverse the post-pandemic landscape, we must engage with
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Intrepid Travel is making waves in the hospitality sector with its recent acquisition of the charming Edge of the Bay resort in Tasmania. Nestled near the breathtaking Wineglass Bay, this boutique gem is a 20-room coastal paradise set against the backdrop of the stunning Freycinet National Park. With its 18-acre expanse, the property promises not
Air India, once a shadow of its former self, is on a path to transformation that is both audacious and fraught with challenges. As Campbell Wilson, the CEO, confidently declared at the IATA Annual General Meeting, the potential for growth in the Indian aviation sector is vast, and the airline is determined to capitalize on
Carnival Cruise Line is gearing up for a significant revamp with the unveiling of its new loyalty initiative, Carnival Rewards, set to launch on June 1, 2026. This innovative program refreshes the approach to customer loyalty in the cruise industry, shifting away from the previous Very Important Fun Person (VIFP) program. Under VIFP, points were
As we stand on the precipice of a new era in human exploration, the dream of venturing beyond Earth is inching closer to reality for a wider audience. Historically, space travel has been the domain of astronauts training for years in rigorous programs or celebrities making headlines with extravagant ticket prices. However, the tides are
The Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has recently unveiled its reimagined luxury accommodation that pays homage to one of music’s most enduring legends, Elvis Presley. Now known as the Imperial Sky Villa, this opulent 13,200-square-foot space once served as the breathtaking backdrop for the King himself during his celebrated residency in Las Vegas. The
Rod McLeod, a revered figure in the cruise industry, passed away on June 3, just before reaching his 85th birthday. His impressive career spanned several decades and left an indelible mark on how cruising is perceived today. Beginning his journey in 1972 as Royal Caribbean’s inaugural marketing director, McLeod was instrumental in promoting the relatively
In a world where travel experiences often revolve around crowded tourist traps, a new kind of adventure is emerging—one that emphasizes quality over quantity. Imagine sailing across the gentle ripples of the Great Lakes, weaving through the historic ports of Chicago, Oak Park, and Hyde Park, all while immersed in the groundbreaking architectural wonders of
The recent partnership between United Airlines and JetBlue, publicized on May 29, has introduced a transformative dynamic in the aviation sector, particularly in the competitive landscapes of New York and the Northeast. This collaboration, dubbed “Blue Sky,” seeks to enhance the customer experience of both airlines’ loyalty programs by allowing members to accrue and redeem
As travel trends shift and airplane tickets become more affordable, the comfort and sanctuary of airport lounges are becoming increasingly exclusive—at a cost. Capital One has led the charge in redefining access to its lounges, responding to the swelling numbers of travelers eager for a moment of respite in bustling airports. Effective February 1, 2024,
As the sporting world evolves, new trends emerge that captivate audiences worldwide. Among these burgeoning sports is padel, a thrilling hybrid that fuses elements of tennis and squash. Though padel is not a revolutionary newcomer—traces of its roots can be found in 1960s Mexico and it has long thrived in countries like Spain and Argentina—its
For over ten years, El Diamante Del Cielo has established itself as a prominent player in the world of exquisite tequila, consistently elevating the standards of agave spirits. This year, the brand has unveiled an exciting addition to its inventory: Cielo X, an extraordinary extra añejo that has matured for an impressive decade in white
When John Chernesky stepped into the role of Senior Vice President of Sales for North America at Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) in April 2023, he inherited an ongoing narrative of both challenge and opportunity. In speaking with cruise editor Teri West, Chernesky took stock of two pivotal years at NCL, revealing a profound commitment to
In a significant move aimed at reviving commercial aviation, former President Trump has signed an executive order facilitating supersonic flights over land. This directive marks a pivotal shift from the 1973 ban that has long restricted such flights due to the disruptive noise produced by sonic booms. By directing the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to
Universal Orlando Resort has recently introduced a luxury accommodation that promises to transform the way guests experience their parks. The Helios Grand Hotel, a property under the Loews brand, stands as a beacon of modern resort design and innovation, offering direct access to the highly anticipated Universal Epic Universe. This design element alone signifies a
The world of bourbon is always evolving, continuously surprising enthusiasts with new releases that push the boundaries of flavor and craftsmanship. The latest entry to this illustrious universe is Buffalo Trace’s newly unveiled Eagle Rare 12, which has quickly captured the excitement of whiskey lovers everywhere. With a robust 95-proof designation, Eagle Rare 12 stands
After a stellar performance in 2024, the American Marketing Group (AMG) faced a brief dip in early 2025, a phenomenon not unfamiliar in the volatile world of travel. However, the chief marketing officer, Nicole Mazza, wasted no time in reassuring industry stakeholders that recovery was swift and robust. “As quick as we went into it,
The aviation industry faces a monumental hurdle as the backlog of commercial aircraft orders has surged past 17,000 planes, according to the International Air Transport Association (IATA). This staggering figure translates to a staggering 14-year wait at current production rates, raising significant concerns within the industry. As we stand at the crossroads of recovery and