We look at airlines and airfare from the perspective of an occasional traveler booking air to and from their cruise.
Flying to Europe for a small ship river cruise, big ship sailing in the Mediterranean or some other amazing place, prices are coming down. Now, patient travelers using today’s buying strategies are finding flights over the pond for not all Read More …
After satisfying less stringent requirements, Americans can go to Cuba now via cruise ship as well as by regularly scheduled airline flights. Going by cruise ship is a good idea if for no other reason than hotel rooms are expected Read More …
Last Minute Flight Changes Made Easy With Cruise Line Airfare When asked ‘what is the best way to buy airfare?’, ‘where should I look for it?’ and/or ‘what’s a good price?’, there are about as a many opinions as there are Read More …
Flying from Orlando to Cairo via Dubai, I had a good idea of what to expect. Fourteen hours to Dubai, a two-hour layover there then four hours to Cairo, it was going to be a long travel day. Still, the Read More …
A big chunk of what makes for a good travel service provider are the front-line people we come in contact with. Be it an cruise line, airline, hotel chain or travel agency the people we interact with are a key Read More …
TSA Pre✓™ is an expedited screening program that enhances aviation security by placing more focus on pre-screening individuals who volunteer to participate to expedite the travel experience. TSA is partnering with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) as well as Read More …
Travelers booking a cruise vacation often lock in on a particular sailing first, then consider airfare booking options to get them to the embarkation port. Some simply find the flights that work on their favorite airline, book them and call it Read More …