New Hotel Ranking: Where Americans Sleep Best

SleepJunkie.com has published a new ranking, the “Snooze Score,” identifying the Top 200 Best Hotels for Sleep in the US for 2025 by analyzing thousands of sleep-related mentions in TripAdvisor guest reviews. The properties were scored based on the frequency Read More …

Government Shutdown Might Impact Cruise Travel

The United States government experienced a shutdown beginning on October 1, 2025, after Congress did not approve a funding bill for the upcoming fiscal year. This situation prompted questions from travelers, including cruise passengers, regarding how the political funding impasse Read More …

United And Instacart Elevate Loyalty Member Perks

United Airlines and Instacart have launched an exciting new collaboration, providing United MileagePlus members with even more convenient ways to save time, earn rewards, and unlock exclusive benefits. This innovative partnership, effective October 6, 2025, marks a first for an Read More …

TSA Enhances Travel With Future Tech Innovations

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is enthusiastically working towards creating an incredibly seamless travel experience at airports nationwide in the coming years. Adam Stahl, acting deputy administrator for the organization, recently shared exciting insights at the Skift Global Forum, Read More …

Alaska Airlines Pioneers Automatic Travel Delay Payments

Alaska Airlines has partnered with Allianz Partners USA to introduce an exciting new travel insurance feature called SmartBenefits. This innovative program is designed to automatically deliver payments to insured guests who experience qualifying flight delays, all without the need to Read More …

Airlines Navigate Delays, Passengers Find Smooth Solutions

Today, while some passengers across the U.S. experienced travel adjustments, airlines like Delta, JetBlue, Southwest, and United Airlines are diligently working to minimize disruptions. A total of 46 flights were canceled, and over 1,500 experienced delays across various airports, including Read More …

Preparing For European Flights Means Great Travel Planning

Europe’s aviation system is approaching a period where advanced planning will be highly beneficial, as a French air traffic control strike is anticipated for a 72-hour window in October. This temporary walkout, scheduled from October 7 to 10, may present Read More …

US Airlines Work To Restore Normal Operations

The US air travel system recently demonstrated its impressive ability to recover quickly following a period of widespread disruptions. Several major carriers, including United, Delta, American, Alaska, and Southwest Airlines, experienced challenges that led to a manageable number of cancellations Read More …

Airlines Prioritizing Safety For A Smoother Journey

The FAA is proactively working with airlines to reinforce the importance of following emergency evacuation protocols to ensure passenger safety. The agency recently issued a notice urging carriers to emphasize a strict “leave everything behind” policy during an evacuation. This Read More …