This week in travel: ASTA pushes back on a proposed social media requirement for visas, Norwegian Cruise Line names a new CEO and a city in Japan cancels its cherry blossom festival amid overtourism concerns. Stay up to date with this week’s top travel headlines.
ASTA is urging U.S. Customs and Border Protection to reconsider a proposal that would require international travelers to disclose up to five years of social media history as part of their Visa application. READ MORE
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has appointed John W. Chidsey as President and CEO, effective immediately. READ MORE
A city in Japan has cancelled its annual cherry blossom festival, citing misbehavior by tourists. READ MORE
Allegiant begins service from Fort Lauderdale to five destinations. To mark the debut, the airline is offering introductory one-way fares starting at $39. READ MORE
Armenia is making it simpler than ever for international travelers to explore the country with a temporary visa exemption in effect through July 1. READ MORE
