Portugal Travel Etiquette: Tips for an Incredible Experience
Portugal has become one of Europe’s most popular destinations, attracting travelers with historic cities, Atlantic beaches, distinctive food and a… Read More »
Seven Continents by Private Jet: A $225,000 28-Day Journey
Seeing all seven continents is a travel ambition that usually requires years of planning, multiple long-haul flights and considerable patience…. Read More »
Hotel Polaris: An Aviation Lover’s Dream in Colorado
An aviation lover’s dream does not usually begin with checking into a hotel, but Hotel Polaris in Colorado Springs is… Read More »
Riviera Nayarit, Mexico: A New Favorite for Mexican Travel
Riviera Nayarit, Mexico has long been associated with Pacific beaches, luxury resorts, surf towns and dramatic sunsets. But a new… Read More »
Stralis to Close After Hydrogen-Electric Aircraft Taxi Test
Australian hydrogen-electric aircraft developer Stralis Aircraft is shutting down just weeks after achieving a major technology milestone: taxiing a hydrogen-electric… Read More »
Jeju Air Eyes Asiana’s Gimpo Airport Maintenance Hangar
Jeju Air is seeking operating rights for Asiana Airlines’ maintenance hangar at Seoul Gimpo International Airport, as South Korea’s largest… Read More »
Leuchars Aerodrome Ends Civilian Flights After Radar Closure
Leuchars Aerodrome in Fife, Scotland, has ended civilian aircraft operations, including the business jets that regularly used the military airfield… Read More »
Xiamen Airlines Raises $96.6 Million in Short-Term Bond Sale
Xiamen Airlines has raised CNY650 million ($96.6 million) through its latest short-term debt offering, continuing the Chinese carrier’s use of… Read More »
Ascend Airways Malaysia Wins Approval for Passenger Flights
Ascend Airways Malaysia has secured regulatory approval to add passenger operations to its Air Operator Certificate, clearing a key hurdle… Read More »
Nauru Airlines Cuts North Pacific Routes as Tender Stalls
Nauru Airlines has ended the Pohnpei and Koror sectors of its Australian government-backed North Pacific Connector after its interim contract… Read More »
MSC World Europa Drops Middle East Cruises for Winter 2027-28
MSC Cruises has scrapped plans to return MSC World Europa to the Middle East for winter 2027-28, opting instead to… Read More »
Barcelona Airport Strike Could Continue Into September
The Barcelona airport strike could continue into September, leaving holidaymakers facing continued uncertainty over flights, baggage and ground-handling services at… Read More »
Boeing Engineers Reject Contract and Authorize Strike
Boeing engineers strike concerns have intensified after the company’s engineers and technical workers overwhelmingly rejected a proposed four-year contract and… Read More »
Cunard Labor Day Sale Offers Fares From $999 and $300 Credit
Cunard is launching a two-week Labor Day Sale with cruise fares starting at $999 per person and up to $300… Read More »
Airfare Pricing Rules Could Change How You Book Your Next Flight
For more than a decade, travelers shopping for flights in the United States have become accustomed to one simple principle:… Read More »
Hotel Checkout Is More Important Than You Think
For many travelers, hotel checkout has become almost invisible. You pack your bags, close the door, leave your key card… Read More »
Expedia Cuts Eight Tech Leaders in AI-Driven Reorganization
upport. The Seattle-based online travel company confirmed the changes after an internal memo sent Tuesday, August 18, 2026, outlined a… Read More »
North Fork, New York: A Hidden Seafood Haven
North Fork, New York offers a different side of Long Island, where working farms, vineyards, fishing communities and waterfront restaurants… Read More »
United Polaris Privacy Doors Are Finally Ready for Passengers
United Polaris privacy doors were one of the headline features of the airline’s newest international business-class seats. There was just… Read More »
Norwegian Dawn Fails CDC Cruise Ship Health Inspection
Nearly every cruise ship inspected by U.S. health officials in 2026 has passed its sanitation check, but one vessel stands… Read More »
AI Is Rewriting Hospitality Jobs as Hotels Race to Adapt
Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape hospitality employment—not simply by automating existing work, but by creating jobs that barely existed… Read More »
Google’s $10M Spirit Airlines Data Deal Signals AI Shift
Google’s proposed $10 million purchase of a vast archive of Spirit Airlines’ internal business data offers a revealing glimpse into… Read More »
Marella Cruises Adds 18 Alcohol-Free Cocktails Fleetwide
Marella Cruises -owned cruise line announced the expanded beverage program on August 10, saying the changes were developed after reviewing… Read More »
Rory Kennedy: Boeing Documentary Calls for CEO Accountability
Rory Kennedy boeing documentary is one of aviation’s most controversial corporate stories with Freefall: A Reckoning for Boeing, a new… Read More »
How Clean Are Cruise Ships? What CDC Inspections Reveal
Cruise ships can carry thousands of passengers and crew in a relatively confined environment, with shared restaurants, pools, elevators, theaters… Read More »
Laptop Fire on American Airlines Flight Injures Passenger
A laptop battery caught fire aboard an American Airlines flight from Atlanta to Dallas-Fort Worth on Friday, August 21, filling… Read More »