A POSITIVE VIEW OF GLOBAL TRAVEL NEWS
Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has announced its largest promotion of the year for Black Friday, offering 50% off all cruises and the return of the popular, enhanced Free at Sea™ package. This limited-time sale began on November 5 and applies Read More …
Carnival Corporation, through its Holland America Line brand, is actively expanding its offerings with highly curated specialty cruises, notably the newly announced 2027–2028 South America and Antarctica season. These immersive itineraries, which include destinations like Machu Picchu and the Galapagos Read More …
A significant coalition of US states, including Florida, Illinois, New York, Oklahoma, Alabama, Georgia, and Idaho, is proactively uniting to safeguard and supercharge American tourism despite the severe economic pressures imposed by the federal government shutdown. This collaborative effort represents Read More …
Air traffic control specialists (ATCS) are an elite group of over 14,000 highly trained professionals who provide a vital public service by ensuring the safe, orderly, and efficient movement of aircraft in the nation’s airspace. Their primary concern is safety, Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line has strongly indicated an intention to continue offering adults-only cruises following the highly successful pilot sailings. The initial voyages were unexpectedly created due to open schedules resulting from canceled dry docks on two ships. However, these test Read More …
Abu Dhabi is preparing to warmly welcome visitors during the Holy Month of Ramadan in February–March 2026 with an even richer lineup of cultural experiences and community celebrations. Building on last year’s success, the emirate is dedicated to showcasing how Read More …
I’m just full of bad news today. A rising trend across major U.S. destinations involves cities increasing their hotel taxes, variously termed bed, occupancy, or tourist taxes, which significantly drives up the total cost of an overnight stay. Industry analysis Read More …
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has initiated a mandate to cut thousands of flights across the U.S. starting Friday, November 7, as the government shutdown continues, leading to air traffic controller shortages. This measure, implemented at 40 “high impact” airports, Read More …
Flight delays can be due to myriad reasons, including individual airline efficiency, geography, weather, staffing, security incidents and more. Most recently, the ongoing U.S. government shutdown has led to the Federal Aviation Administration to announce that starting November 7th, air traffic Read More …