Travelers planning cruise vacations are increasingly prioritizing travel insurance. New data from InsureMyTrip shows cruise-related searches account for 11.3% of all searches on InsureMyTrip.com, and “Cruise” is the single most searched keyword on the site. At the same time, InsureMyTrip data shows the average cost of a cruise dropped 4% YOY – making Read More …
Recent comprehensive data releases have shed light on two critical aspects of air travel within the United States: airline luggage handling performance and airport security wait times. A study conducted by MyBaggage.com, analyzing Department of Transportation figures from January 2021 Read More …
A dismal new December 2025 report on air travel disruptions has exposed the most frustrating US passenger hubs, giving travelers fair warning about which airports guarantee holiday misery. The study meticulously calculated an “Avoid Score” by aggregating data on delays, Read More …
Miami International Airport (MIA) has earned the unfavorable designation of being the worst airport in the world for lost and mishandled baggage, according to an analysis conducted by shipping and logistics specialists. The study assessed major international hubs, combining metrics Read More …
The European Court of Justice has ruled that pets lost during air travel are to be considered “baggage” for compensation purposes, limiting claims to the same amount as lost luggage. Judges in Luxembourg determined that an animal transported by air Read More …
Holland America Line has announced its 2027-2028 Asia cruise season, featuring new ports and expanded experiences across the region. The Noordam will sail from September 2027 to April 2028, offering 13 to 15-day itineraries that include destinations in Japan, South Read More …
Traveling with luggage just got a whole lot more reassuring, thanks to the expanding partnership between Apple AirTags and a growing number of airlines. What started with 15 airlines has now blossomed to 30, making it easier than ever to Read More …
American Airlines has become the latest carrier to let passengers share their AirTag location in the event of lost baggage. Travelers are increasingly relying on this technology to track their luggage while traveling by air commercially, and carriers have also recognized Read More …
More airlines are getting onboard with Apple AirTag’s location feature for baggage processes. Lufthansa Group airlines – including Lufthansa, SWISS, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Eurowings – are integrating the Apple AirTag location feature into their baggage tracing, effective immediately. Read More …