A POSITIVE VIEW OF GLOBAL TRAVEL NEWS
Princess Cruises has revealed its plans for the 2025 Alaska cruise season, including a new National Parks Cruisetour. Notable offerings include: A total of seven Princess ships will sail to Alaska in 2025, including Caribbean Princess for the first time. Read More …
Brightline, America’s premier provider of modern, eco-friendly intercity rail, has unveiled an exciting new digital experience for passengers, featuring a redesigned website and a native mobile app available for iOS and Android devices. This enhanced guest journey is driven by Read More …
British Airways has expanded its inflight entertainment content, offering customers a wider range of options including movies, boxsets, podcasts, and children’s programs. The airline has doubled the available content since the beginning of the year, with over 75 complete boxsets Read More …
The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) and Holland America Line announced the winner of Flynn Cruiseport Boston’s 2023 Wave Season Campaign Canada New England Sweepstakes. Brockton resident Kelli Sullivan won a stateroom for two aboard Holland America’s Zaandam sailing to Canada Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line is expanding its Military Appreciation Gathering into a full Military Appreciation Day on all sailings in North America. Starting from July 24, the cruise line will hold a special day on each ship, featuring special messaging on Read More …
Costa Cruises is launching an exclusive cruise experience called “Morocco and Tunisia: a journey of the senses” for members of its C|Club loyalty program. The two-week itinerary takes passengers on a vibrant journey through Morocco, Tunisia, Italy, France, and Spain, Read More …
Seabourn, a leading provider of ultra-luxury voyages and expedition travel, received its second expedition ship, Seabourn Pursuit, during an official ceremony at the T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa, Italy on July 31. Seabourn Pursuit is the company’s newest expedition ship Read More …
CLEAR, the expedited security system allowing travelers to skip ID verification, faced a security incident last July when a man with a false identity passed through CLEAR lines at Reagan National Airport with ammunition. The incident led to a dispute Read More …
Sharing too much information about your vacation online, particularly through “airport selfies” featuring boarding passes and passports, can pose serious risks of hacking and identity theft. A recent survey revealed that 85% of American travelers are concerned about being hacked Read More …