Turkiye Drops Visa Requirements for North Americans
The Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism announced North Americans do not need to apply anymore for an E-Visa to visit Turkiye.
2023 Holiday Travel Season Was Busy, But Smooth
Despite a record number of passengers flying during the busy holiday season, there were fewer cancellations and disruptions this year compared to last.
First Segment of the Mayan Train Line Debuts
The first piece of a planned 950-mile, $20 billion rail project promising service throughout Mexico’s Caribbean resort region has launched in the Yucatan.
Iceland Volcano: Will Air Travel be Affected?
A volcano north of Grindavík erupted Monday evening after a spate of earthquakes rattled the region south of Iceland's capital.
More Planes and Passengers Than Ever Expected to Fill the Skies in 2024
Record numbers of people are expected to travel in 2024, with an estimated 4.7 billion people traveling on planes.
Intrepid Travel Puts Suppliers on a Path to Sustainability
Is sustainability the only future for travel? Intrepid Travel seems to think so, and is partnering with suppliers towards that end.
Iceland Declares Emergency Due to Volcano Threat
A state of emergency has been declared in Iceland due to a series of earthquakes; experts warn of an imminent volcanic eruption.
Mexico’s SECTUR: Tianguis Turistico in Acapulco Still On for 2024
Mexico’s Secretary of Tourism, Miguel Torruco Marques, recently confirmed that the Tianguis Turistico will be held in Acapulco in April 2024.
Dondra Ritzenthaler to Helm Azamara, Alain Ferzli Named CFO
Luxury small-ship cruise line Azamara announced today the appointment of two new senior executives, including Donna Ritzenthaler as new CEO.
35,000 Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Threaten Walkout
The strike could coincide with the opening of Las Vegas’ inaugural Formula One race weekend—the first of an expected to be a 10-year run.
Israel Ministry of Tourism, Providing Refuge, Airlift and More
The Israel Ministry of Tourism has rallied together with industry leaders and entities to provide aid and comfort to the community.
Acapulco Reels in Aftermath of Damage Inflicted by Hurricane Otis
For American tourists and others affected by the storm, the U.S. State Department is organizing evacuations by air and bus from the city.
Economy Class Window Seats Will Board First on United Airlines
The move is intended to speed up the boarding process, which United said has increased by an average of two minutes since 2019.
State Department Cautions International Travelers About Risks Arising from Mideast War
The outbreak of a Mideast war has the U.S. State Department cautioning U.S. citizens of heightened risk when traveling internationally.
Warning: Hotel Rates Projected to Climb in 2024
Hotel rates are projected to continue to escalate as we move into 2024. Here’s a look at what you can expect.
How a Government Shutdown Could Impact Travel
A government shutdown once again is looming come November 17, 2023. Here is what it could mean for travel.
Cruise Ship, Charter Flights Aid Evacuation of Americans from Israel
In just a week, the conversation has shifted from, “Should Americans still go to Israel?” to “How can we get Americans out of Israel?”
Fallout from War in Israel Includes Flight & Tour Cancellations
The situation is fluid, and airlines and cruise lines continue to change and update their itineraries. Click below for more.
Delta Bows to Backlash Over SkyMiles Changes
Delta Airlines went a little too far, too fast, and the resulting brouhaha is making the line rethink its Draconian measures.
New November Holiday Supports Black Travel Community
National Black Travel Day, to be celebrated every Nov. 11 was recently declared by the organizers of the Miami-based Black Travel Summit.
