MSC Cruises Orders Two More World Class Ships

MSC Cruises has placed an order for two additional World-class cruise ships, increasing the total number of vessels planned for this class to eight. The seventh and eighth ships are scheduled for delivery in 2030 and 2031, respectively, and will Read More …

Hotel Room Replicates Beloved Childhood Storybook Setting

The Sheraton Boston Hotel has introduced a unique, family-friendly suite that is an exact replica of the bedroom featured in Margaret Wise Brown’s classic 1947 children’s book, Goodnight Moon. This special accommodation is a collaboration between HarperCollins and the author’s Read More …

Major US Hubs Face Slow Tourism Recovery

The fallout from the recent federal government shutdown continues to impact the U.S. travel industry, causing a prolonged tourism slump in states vital to the national economy, including Texas, Illinois, Georgia, Colorado, and New York. Although the government has reopened Read More …

Low-Cost Carrier Launches Nonstop Florida Texas Route

Frontier Airlines is enhancing competition on the busy route between Fort Lauderdale (FLL) and Houston George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH) by launching a new affordable, nonstop service. The new route positions Frontier alongside major carriers like American, Spirit, and United Read More …

Record Travelers Prepare For Thanksgiving Traffic Gridlock

The Thanksgiving holiday period is expected to be a record-breaking time for road travel, with AAA projecting that over 71 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more by car. This figure surpasses both 2024 and pre-pandemic numbers, confirming that Read More …

Unique Cruises Boost Carnival’s Pricing, Guest Loyalty

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 …

US Hotel Taxes Rising: Prepare To Pay 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 …

Turndown Service Transforms Luxury Hotel Experience

Turndown service in the luxury hospitality sector has evolved significantly from a simple gesture into a curated experience focused on guest well-being and storytelling. Modern, thoughtful hotels are transforming this nightly moment to reflect their unique brand identity, local culture, Read More …

Viking Debuts First Hydrogen-Powered Ships

Viking Ocean Cruises is pioneering a significant advancement in maritime sustainability by launching the world’s first hydrogen-powered cruise ships, built by Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri. The first vessel, Viking Libra, is scheduled to debut in 2026, followed by Viking Astrea in Read More …