Carnival Corporation & plc has been named to the Forbes 2026 list of America’s Best Large Employers, marking its inclusion in the 11th annual ranking. Among the 700 U.S. organizations recognized across various sectors, the company emerged as the highest-ranked Read More …
Deb Knight shares her reflections on her inaugural cruise experience, a nine-night South Pacific itinerary from Sydney aboard Royal Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas. Traveling with her mother and two daughters during the school holiday season, Knight aimed to test Read More …
Philip Mutz provides a detailed review of the Kimpton EPIC Hotel in Downtown Miami, presenting it as a sophisticated and convenient alternative to the South Beach area. The hotel is specifically highlighted as an ideal pre-cruise destination due to its Read More …
The airline industry is buzzing with progress this week as four major US carriers launch 11 exciting new routes within a single five-day window. This surge in connectivity highlights a vibrant period of growth and strategic expansion for Allegiant, American, Read More …
Cruise Law News reported that Carnival Cruise Line navigated a period of technical adjustment following an IT system outage that began on February 8, 2026. While the company underwent planned maintenance, several digital systems experienced a temporary pause, affecting approximately Read More …
Virgin Australia has introduced a promotional sale offering upgrades to its Economy X seating for as little as $15 per person per sector on domestic routes. This month-long initiative, which concludes on March 3, 2026, is designed to encourage travelers Read More …
Norwegian Cruise Line provides a diverse range of Mediterranean sailing options for the 2026 and 2027 seasons. The company aims to address common misconceptions about regional cruising by offering 200 unique itineraries that span over 150 destinations across the Mediterranean Read More …
The European Union is currently transitioning to a digitized border control mechanism known as the Entry-Exit System (EES). This infrastructure is designed to modernize the entry and exit process for non-EU nationals within the Schengen Area by replacing traditional physical Read More …
In 2026, the travel landscape is undergoing a significant transformation driven by a phenomenon known as “hidden friction.” This term describes the accumulation of logistical annoyances—such as confusing airport signage, ride-share difficulties, payment issues, and unexpected delays—that are increasingly becoming Read More …