April marks Autism Acceptance Month, an important time to highlight the evolving landscape of travel, which increasingly prioritizes inclusivity. The rise of accessible travel has been propelled by various organizations, notably Fort Lauderdale’s own Travelmation, which has taken significant strides in accommodating families with autism. Led by advisor and director of accessible travel, Jordana Izzo,
In a shocking development for coffee enthusiasts seeking a caffeine-free alternative, a mislabeling scandal has erupted surrounding Our Family’s Traverse City Cherry-Flavored Decaf Light Roast Ground Coffee. This incident raises significant questions about quality control in the food industry, particularly concerning products that cater to health-conscious consumers. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) disclosed
The 2025 World Whiskies Awards have unveiled their top honors, and the spotlight is shining brighter than ever on talents of the distilled spirits universe. This competition, running since 2007, has built a reputation akin to a golden ticket in the whisky world—turning relatively unknown distilleries into celebrated names. This year’s winner, The GlenAllachie 12-Year-Old,
The travel corridor between Canada and the United States, once a bustling thoroughfare of summer vacations and cross-border getaways, has recently hit a disheartening snag. An astonishing decline in advanced flight bookings, exceeding a catastrophic 70%, paints a grim picture for the aviation industry, starkly reflecting the strained relationship between the two neighbors. The situation
The U.S. travel landscape is at a crossroads, with alarming changes that call for urgent attention and strategic solutions. According to the U.S. Travel Association, both domestic and international travel are experiencing notable downgrades, not just in enthusiasm but also in concrete numbers. The alarming statistic of a 70% drop in advanced bookings from Canada,
Salt Lake City stands out as a beacon of growth and innovation, driven by a unique combination of factors that have positioned it among the most promising urban centers in the United States. The population boom, crystalized around pivotal moments like the 2002 Winter Olympics, has provided fertile ground for economic expansion. Former Governor Michael
The booming development scene in Punta Mita, Mexico, is about to be elevated to an unprecedented level with the introduction of the Montage Punta Mita and Pendry Punta Mita. This ambitious endeavor by Montage International, Dine, and LCA Capital reflects a bold vision for luxury hospitality. Slated for completion in 2027 within the exclusive 1,500-acre
In recent years, the airport experience has become synonymous with lengthy queues and laborious security checks. However, that might soon change with the introduction of Clear’s cutting-edge facial recognition technology. These EnVe pods, which the company started deploying last November, have swiftly become the cornerstone of airport security efficiency. By early April, Clear expects to
Travel agencies stand on the precipice of transformation, driven by New Distribution Capability (NDC) and the requirements set forth by systems like Sabre. As the industry evolves, it’s crucial for agencies to fully comprehend the implications of the latest terms and conditions that accompany NDC bookings. This transformation poses both opportunities and risks, and agencies