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.
Allianz Debuts New Online Home for Travel Advisors
Travel insurance company Allianz has launched a new website to help travel advisors book coverage for their clients.
Hurtigruten Expeditions Rebrands as HX
This December Hurtigruten Expeditions will rebrand as HX, while Hurtigruten Norway will be simplified to Hurtigruten.
Disruptive Air Traffic Controller Shortage Won’t Be Solved Soon
The U.S. has a shortage of 3,000 air traffic controllers, a problem that already is having a big impact on flights and airport operations.
Morocco Quake Spares Top Marrakech Hotels
Although close to the epicenter of the deadly earthquake that hit Morocco, Marrakech has remained relatively unscathed.
Brightline Orlando Set to Open Sept. 22
Brightline announced today that service to Orlando International Airport will begin next week on Sept. 22, 2023.
Canadian Govt Warns LGBTQ+ Travelers About New U.S. Laws
The Canadian government is cautioning travelers to the U.S. about new state laws that target the LGBTQ+ community.
Travelers Encouraged to Return to Maui, Respectfully
Vacationing in Lahaina, Napili, Kaanapali, and Kapalua is strongly discouraged through Oct. 17, according to the Hawaii Tourism Authority.
Comfort-seeking Travelers Drive Demand for Premium-class Airline Seats
Business travel still hasn’t recovered from COVID, but airlines are adding more “business class” type seats in response to surging demand.
The Maui Wildfire Crisis: How to Help
Many travel industry groups are stepping up to offer assistance to victims of the Maui wildfires. Here's how you can help, too.
Climate Change Causing Radical Shifts in Travel Planning
Extreme heat and other consequences of climate change are forcing travelers and travel advisors to adapt to the reality of a changing world.
ASTA Submits Complaint to DOT Referring to NDC Enactment
ASTA's complaint alleges the implementation by AA—begun last April—is an unfair trade practice that warrants immediate action by the DOT.
Maui Wildfires Impacting Upcoming Travel
Thousands of residents and visitors evacuate as wildfires continue to burn in multiple areas of Maui and within the Mauna Kea Resort area.
Top Tourist Attraction in Alaska is Melting Away
While tours on Mendenhall Lake and River in Alaska are not currently operating, the damage is confined to the area directly around the river.
In 2023, Airline Hijackings Are More Fiction Than Fact
The miniseries “Hijack” put a spotlight on an aviation security threat that was once the biggest fear of air travelers.
Seabourn Takes Delivery of its 2nd Luxury Expedition Ship
Seabourn Pursuit's first season will start in the Mediterranean this month, followed by expedition journeys across the Atlantic in October.
Why This Excruciating Heat Causes Delays in Flight Operations
The recent incident where Delta Air Lines passengers were held onboard for hours in scorching heat just a glimpse into a much bigger issue.
House Passes Bipartisan Bill Protecting the Rights of Air Travelers
A bill to reauthorize the (FAA) that includes significant new protections for air travelers has overwhelmingly been approved by the House.
Demand Drives Passport Wait Times Above Three Months
Time is running short for clients who want to get away this year and still don't have a new or renewed passport in hand.
