The recent industrial action taken by Aer Lingus pilots has left travelers in a state of uncertainty and confusion. The sudden cancellation of hundreds of flights has disrupted the travel plans of tens of thousands of people. One of the key issues that have arisen is the lack of communication between the pilots, management, and
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Recently, the Lufthansa Group announced a new “environmental cost surcharge” that will be imposed on flights to cover the expenses associated with meeting new green regulatory requirements for airlines. This surcharge, which could go up to 72 euros per flight, is set to be implemented starting from January 1 and will be applicable to all
The Ferragamo family, known for their high-end fashion empire, has made a significant mark in the world of luxury hospitality over the past few decades. Valeriano Antonioli, the CEO of the Lungarno Collection, has been at the forefront of this transformation. The family’s venture into the hospitality industry began in 1995 with the acquisition of
Disney Cruise Line recently revealed details about the public spaces on the Disney Adventure, a spectacular ship set to embark on short cruises from Singapore in 2025. The Disney Imagination Garden, described as the emotional heart of the ship, promises to be an enchanted valley, charming garden, and open-air performance venue all rolled into one.
Las Ventanas al Paraiso, a Rosewood Resort, is offering a one-of-a-kind culinary experience with their Villa Dinner Extravaganza. This extravagant dinner takes guests on a culinary journey at the resort’s Signature Villa. What sets this experience apart is that each course is meticulously paired with a spectacular fireworks display, all synchronized to the rhythm of
Hyatt has taken steps to increase its footprint in New Orleans, introducing two new properties to its portfolio: Maison Metier (formerly Maison de la Luz) and The Barnett (formerly the Ace Hotel New Orleans). Maison Metier is slated to become part of the Hyatt Unbound Collection this year, while The Barnett is set to join
The announcement made by Lufthansa Group regarding the introduction of an “environmental cost surcharge” on ticket prices has sparked a significant amount of discussion within the aviation industry. This move is part of an effort to cover the additional costs incurred by regulatory environmental requirements set by the European Union and International Civil Aviation Organization.
In a surprising turn of events, Qatar Airways has dethroned Singapore Airlines as the best airline in the world according to Skytrax. This marks the eighth time that Qatar Airways has claimed the top spot since 2011. The airline’s rise to the top comes after it placed second in the rankings last year, showing a
A year ago, Ibiza may have been perceived as a destination synonymous with bustling nightclubs and throngs of partygoers. However, upon closer inspection, this Spanish island reveals a culinary scene that is nothing short of extraordinary. While the lively party atmosphere still thrives, there exists a distinct gastronomic allure that beckons visitors to savor the
Summertime in the Hamptons is always a special time, but for those looking for a truly exclusive experience, Rosewood Mayakoba is bringing the Mexican Caribbean to the prestigious Topping Rose House. From July 12 to July 13, guests will have the opportunity to indulge in a two-day residency filled with lush gardens, multi-course dining menus,
Delta Airlines has recently unveiled its most exclusive airport lounge at John F. Kennedy International Airport, specifically for travelers flying in the Delta One cabin. This move is aimed at catering to the top-paying customers of the airline and providing them with a luxurious experience during their travel. The newly opened Delta One lounge boasts
The newly launched Pinnacle Guide is changing the game when it comes to recognizing outstanding bars around the world. Unlike traditional rating systems, such as Michelin, which use stars to denote quality, the Pinnacle Guide uses “pins.” With 37 bars across seven initial markets receiving awards, the Pinnacle Guide aims to shine a light on
When it comes to luxury living in Cambodia, look no further than the esteemed Raffles Grand Hotel d’Angkor in Siem Reap. Built in 1932 during the French colonial period, this iconic hotel has stood the test of time and undergone meticulous restoration to showcase its elegance and sophistication. From the grand facade to the tranquil
The recent L.E/Miami trade show in Miami Beach showcased a growing trend of expansion in the hospitality industry. With approximately 2,000 professionals in attendance, the event highlighted the increasing number of property openings, new amenities, and geographic expansion plans within the luxury hotel sector. This surge in expansion is a direct response to the ongoing
Disney World is making significant changes to its Genie Plus skip-the-line service, now allowing theme park guests to reserve attractions up to seven days in advance if they are staying at a Disney hotel. This new feature, Lightning Lane Multi Pass, allows guests to make up to three selections at a theme park prior to
Upon his third visit to the Six Senses La Sagesse Grenada, Adrian Thomas, Grenada’s minister of tourism, the creative economy and culture, expressed his initial reluctance towards the resort. He had previously been among those who opposed the environmental impact the property could have on the pristine St. David’s Parish, known locally as the “Virgin
Greece, one of the world’s most popular tourist destinations, is considering implementing restrictions on cruise traffic to control the overwhelming influx of visitors. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has hinted at the possibility of limiting the number of berths or implementing a bidding process for ships to call at Greece’s most sought-after islands. The tourism sector
In a recent turn of events, casinos have made it clear that they have no intention of implementing nonsmoking policies any time soon. Despite efforts from shareholders and organizations like Trinity Health to advocate for a change, publicly traded casino companies such as Caesars Entertainment, Bally’s Corp., and Boyd Gaming have all voted against proposals
