United Airlines Offers Fresh Preorder Meal Options

United Airlines has announced a significant update to its inflight dining services by allowing Economy passengers to preorder fresh meals before their flights. Starting January 14, 2026, travelers on routes exceeding 1,190 miles within the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Read More …

Virgin Voyages Brings Luxury To Costa Rica

The cruise ship Brilliant Lady, operated by Virgin Voyages, completed its first docking at Puerto Hernán Garrón Salazar in Limón on January 19, 2026. This arrival represents a significant milestone for Costa Rican tourism, specifically targeting the premium, adults-only market Read More …

Major Drop In Canadian Travel Impacts America

The United States tourism industry is currently experiencing a profound downturn as Canadian cross-border travel continues to plummet. According to data from December 2025, return trips by Canadian residents fell by 30.7 percent compared to the previous year, marking twelve Read More …

New Tropical Destinations Await On Your Cruise

Royal Caribbean has officially extended the suspension of all scheduled visits to Labadee, its private destination in Haiti, through the end of December 2026. This decision follows a previous announcement that had paused stops at the island through April 2026, Read More …

Small Luxury Ships Offer Art And Adventure

Travelers are increasingly favoring small-ship luxury cruises over massive liners to secure exclusive experiences and access to remote destinations. A prime example of this trend is Ponant’s upcoming spring 2026 itinerary, which features private tours of the 61st Venice Biennale Read More …

America’s Top Destinations Shine Brighter In 2026

New York City is poised to solidify its standing alongside Miami, Los Angeles, and Orlando as a dominant force in the global tourism landscape for 2026. While the “Big Apple” has long been a favorite, projections indicate it will join Read More …

American Traveler Resilience Drives Exciting Global Adventures

The outlook for the 2026 travel industry is largely optimistic, driven by the sustained demand from American travelers, even amidst various global and economic uncertainties. Zane Kerby, President and CEO of ASTA, noted the resilience of US travelers, citing a Read More …