The Dutch government has once again put forward a plan to decrease capacity at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport by introducing restrictions on night flights and certain aircraft by the year 2025. This initiative aims to alleviate noise pollution at one of the largest airports in the Netherlands. In a letter to parliament on May 24, Dutch
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As temperatures start to rise and summertime approaches, the focus shifts to winter at the Port of Quebec. While the port typically welcomes cruise ships during the spring and fall seasons, a new development is set to change the game. Quebec City is gearing up to host its first-ever winter cruise in early 2025. This
When it comes to traveling in Africa, the first thing that usually comes to mind is going on a safari to see some of the most beautiful animals in the world. But Africa has so much more to offer beyond game drives. From wine tours to vibrant coastal cities, the continent is a treasure trove
Jamaica’s tourism sector is set for a significant boost with the announcement of an increase in room count by 2,000 this year. Additionally, a massive 20,000 rooms are expected to be added in the next five to ten years. This expansion is primarily driven by new projects in or near Montego Bay, a key tourist
American Airlines chief commercial officer, Vasu Raja, will be departing from the airline in June. The leading architect of American’s strategy to de-emphasize travel agency bookings, Raja’s departure comes after he has been on leave from in-office assignments for the past few weeks. While American didn’t provide specific reasons for Raja’s departure, speculation about his
When the reborn Crystal cruise line first began accepting bookings, luxury travel advisor Diego Riveron faced a tough challenge. Former customers who had lost money during the collapse of the previous Crystal Cruises harbored animosity towards the brand. Additionally, new clients were skeptical about booking trips on older vessels. However, after almost a year of
This past weekend marked the resumption of cruise operations in Baltimore as both Carnival Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean International set sail once again. Crews worked tirelessly to clear debris from the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge, which had blocked access to the port for quite some time. Royal Caribbean International was the first to
Rum has been gaining momentum in the spirits world over the last few years. No longer just a base for sugary cocktails, rum is now being appreciated for its craftsmanship and heritage. Like tequila, rum is experiencing a renaissance as drinkers explore the complexities and flavors of different varieties. This surge in interest has led
Located on the pristine beaches of Barbados, Sea Breeze Beach House offers a luxurious and laid-back experience for its guests. With the Tradewinds gently swaying the palm trees and cooling the atmosphere, this resort embodies the essence of Caribbean relaxation. Stretching along 1,000 feet of soft white sand, Sea Breeze Beach House boasts 122 rooms
Over 2.9 million travelers were screened at U.S. airports on Friday, setting a new record. The Transportation Security Administration reported that this exceeded the previous record set on the Sunday after Thanksgiving last year. The agency tweeted about the achievement and advised travelers to arrive early. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, known as the world’s busiest
Frontier Airlines, long known for its aggressive approach to ancillary product pricing and cost-saving measures, took a bold step towards reinventing its merchandising strategy on May 17th. The carrier moved away from its unbundled pricing model, which set it apart from other U.S. airlines, in favor of a more traditional approach. This shift marked a
The whisky world was shaken last week as The Glen Grant announced the retirement of master distiller Dennis Malcolm after an impressive 63 years in the industry. Malcolm, a true legend in the whisky business, will undoubtedly receive well-deserved recognition for his contributions as he steps away from his role. To honor his departure, several
As you plan your luxury honeymoon getaway, consider exploring the best of New Zealand along with its tropical neighbor in the South Pacific – the Cook Islands. These two iconic destinations promise the perfect romantic escape, filled with luxury and beauty that will leave you in awe. With unique cultural identities of their own, New
Looking for a refreshing cocktail to kick off your Memorial Day weekend celebrations? Try this Bourbon and Berries cocktail recipe that is perfect for batch serving to a crowd or scaled down for an intimate gathering. For this cocktail, you will need Old Elk Blended Straight Bourbon Whiskey, raspberry syrup, fresh squeezed grapefruit juice, fresh
As the world slowly emerges from the shadow of the Covid pandemic, travelers like Lora Bowler find themselves reevaluating their vacation spending habits. Rather than completely forgoing the resort experience, people are turning to innovative solutions to cut costs while still indulging in luxury. Hotel day passes have become an increasingly popular option for those
Hyatt Hotels Corp. is known for its luxury offerings in the all-inclusive resort space, but with the introduction of the Hyatt Vivid brand, they are targeting a younger and more price-conscious demographic. Melanie Benozich, Hyatt’s associate vice president for marketing and global branding, shared that the company identified a gap in their Inclusive Collection portfolio
Disney Cruise Line’s development of Lookout Cay at Lighthouse Point on the southern tip of Eleuthera required a significant amount of effort to protect the local wildlife and habitat. The relocation of coral, human-sized sponges, tracking birds’ behaviors, and identifying the hiding spots of crabs on land were just some of the challenges faced. By
Singapore Airlines has recently made changes to its in-flight policies following a turbulence incident that resulted in an emergency landing in Bangkok. One of the major alterations includes the suspension of hot drink and meal services when the seatbelt sign is illuminated. This new, “more cautious approach” to turbulence aims to prioritize passenger and crew