Windstar Cruises has officially welcomed Star Seeker, its newest all-suite yacht, following a christening event in Miami on January 15. After the ceremony, the yacht sailed an 8-night “Star Seeker Christening Sailing” from Miami to
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Read More »Norwegian Cruise Line has opened bookings for Norwegian Aura™, its newest ship—and a major step up in size, onboard activities, and family-friendly design. If you’re planning Caribbean cruising in 2027 (or you want to be
Read More »If you fly Allegiant, Sun Country, or you book leisure travel for clients, here’s what matters most: Allegiant and Sun Country have announced a definitive agreement for Allegiant to acquire Sun Country—with the stated goal
Read More »If you’re planning a trip to London, Edinburgh, or anywhere in the United Kingdom after February 25, 2026, there’s a critical new requirement you need to know about—and it applies to ALL U.S. travelers. What’s
Read More »American Airlines is rolling out free, high-speed inflight Wi-Fi for AAdvantage members, sponsored by AT&T. For many travelers, this is a meaningful shift: Wi-Fi is moving from a paid add-on to an expected part of
Read More »Alaska Airlines is making a long-term bet on growth and fleet renewal, announcing the largest aircraft order in the carrier’s history: 105 Boeing 737-10 aircraft and five Boeing 787 widebody jets, with rights to acquire
Read More »Travel insurance used to be an optional add-on — something travelers bought for “peace of mind.” In 2026, it is increasingly treated as a practical part of trip planning, especially for international itineraries, cruises, and
Read More »Japan rewards travelers who plan well—but it rewards them even more when they know what most tourists don’t. One of the biggest missed opportunities we see when travelers plan Japan on their own is the
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