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Cunard Announces 2027–2028 Sailings Featuring Two World Cruises and 110 New Itineraries

Cunard’s 2027–2028 global voyage program features 110 itineraries across 97 destinations, including two World Voyages and 52 UNESCO sites.

Nevis Debuts “Winter Reimagined” Campaign with Airlift and Resort Deals

Nevis Tourism Authority launches Winter Reimagined campaign featuring expanded airlift and offers at top boutique resorts and historic inns.

[UPDATED] FAA Reducing Air Traffic by 10% During Shutdown

Citing safety concerns due to the government shutdown, the FAA announced it will cut 10% of flights in 40 key U.S. markets this Friday, Nov. 7th.

Namron Hospitality Debuts Le Particulier Miami

Namron Hospitality, the hotel group known for its boutique properties across Mexico, has officially debuted Le Particulier Miami.

Carnival Delivers Hurricane Relief Supplies to Jamaica

The Carnival Horizon offloaded goods—including bottled water, baby food, diapers, canned items, cereal and hygiene products—to Jamaica.

Asia’s Luxe Hospitality: From Hong Kong to Udaipur

Luxury hospitality surges across Asia with new and reimagined hotels in Hong Kong, Bangkok, Singapore and Udaipur.

Banyan Tree Samui Unveils Next-Level Wellness Bliss

Banyan Tree Samui just revealed next-gen spa and wellbeing experiences, giving travelers even more to love about its holistic Thai serenity.

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Expands River Cruise Collection for 2027-2028

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions unveils its new 2027–2028 river cruise season across Europe, Egypt, India and Vietnam.

Cruise Departures Expand Across Florida’s Top Ports

Explore new cruise itineraries from Florida homeports—ideal options to book your clients’ next getaway from Tampa, Miami and Orlando.

Azamara Debuts “Anything Azamara” Hotline for Advisor Support

"Anything Azamara" is designed for travel advisors, offering dedicated support to enhance partnerships and streamline sales.

Sandals to Reopen Jamaica Resorts Following Hurricane Melissa

Sandals has announced plans to begin welcoming guests back to Jamaica on Dec. 6, 2025, as the island recovers following Hurricane Melissa.

Delta Resumes Tel Aviv Flights From Atlanta and Boston

Delta is resuming service to Tel Aviv from both Atlanta and Boston, restoring nonstop connections from key U.S. hubs to Israel.

Govt. Says U.S. Aviation Will Shut Down if Danger Rises

The U.S. aviation is nearing a breaking point, with officials warning flights could be grounded if safety falters amid the shutdown.

5 Hotels You’ve Probably Never Heard Of—But Should

From the shorelines of Peru to the snowy wilderness of Swedish Lapland, we’ve rounded up 5 hotels you may not have heard of—yet.

Delta Debuts New AI Assistant

Delta is introducing a new kind of travel companion—one that fits in your pocket and knows you better with every trip.

Pan Am Returns to Africa with Luxury Safari Partnership

Pan Am is returning to Africa through a partnership with SafariScapes, introducing a new Pan Am Journey called A Journey to Reimagine Africa.

Jamaica Sets Target for Full Tourism Recovery Following Hurricane Melissa

Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism announced a target date of Dec. 15 for the island’s tourism industry to be operational after Hurricane Melissa.

Small-Group Touring in Ireland Grows with Rabbie’s

Rabbie’s has announced its most extensive Ireland itinerary to date with the 13-day Ultimate Tour of Ireland, debuting in May 2026.

Hyatt Regency Greenwich Debuts “Behind the Curtain” Package Inspired by Wicked

Hyatt Regency Greenwich debuts its Wicked-inspired Behind the Curtain package—a theatrical Broadway-themed getaway.

New 2025 Itineraries Highlighted in TTC Tour Brands Sale

TTC Tour Brands' promo features buy one, get one 50 percent off on select new trips, with additional savings up to 15 percent available.

In Case You Missed It: Top Travel Headlines This Week

Catch up on this week’s top travel stories—from Hurricane Melissa’s impact on Jamaica to airlines pushing the government to reopen amid the shutdown.

Ground Delays Hit Multiple U.S. Airports; Airlines Call for ‘Clean CR’ Passage

FAA ground delays tied to the U.S. government shutdown are causing major flight disruptions at airports across the country.

EXPLORA II Sets Course for Conservation in the Caribbean

A Journey of Caribbean & Bahamian Blue, a new itinerary aboard EXPLORA II, will sail in partnership with Mike Horn and the MSC Foundation.

AmaWaterways Deepens Roots Along the Magdalena

AmaWaterways is the only major river cruise company currently operating in this region, having launched its second ship, AmaMelodia.
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