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In today’s world, where travel can be a superficial checklist of Instagram-worthy locations, there arises a refreshing point of interest: the architectural advancements and sustainable innovations rooted in the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. Growing up amid the lush landscapes and storied streets of Illinois, many, like myself, find a deep connection to this genius
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The travel industry, notorious for its ebbs and flows, seems to have found its footing once again, particularly through the lens of the American Marketing Group (AMG). After a robust and eventful 2024, AMG’s brands, including Travelsavers and NEST, faced an unexpected slowdown in early 2025. However, CMO Nicole Mazza’s recent declaration of a quick
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The cruise industry is evolving, and a fascinating new segment is beginning to capture the public’s imagination: residential cruising. The concept of purchasing a cabin and living aboard a cruise ship year-round offers a novel solution to those seeking lifestyle changes or adventure, particularly after the pandemic encouraged many to embrace remote work. As multiple
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In an era where travel preferences are continually evolving, the cruise industry stands poised for an impressive resurgence. The Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) predicts that by 2028, a staggering 42 million passengers will embark on cruises, heralding a new chapter in maritime tourism. Such vibrant forecasts stem from the latest State of the Industry
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Cruise enthusiasts and travel advisors should mark their calendars with excitement for the much-anticipated return of Travel Weekly’s CruiseWorld. Set against the vibrant backdrop of Fort Lauderdale from November 5 to 7, this prominent event will be hosted at the Broward County Convention Center. Known for its rich programming, CruiseWorld promises an amalgamation of educational
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In the realm of luxury cruising, the commitment to sustainability has emerged as a contentious issue. Despite the growing awareness around climate change and the environmental impact of travel, many experts suggest that the majority of current cruise-goers prioritize their vacation experience and cost over ecological concerns. Industry leaders often report that potential customers are
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In a bold move to rejuvenate the cruise industry, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) is embracing a strategy centered on collaboration with travel advisors and trade associations. As articulated by CEO Charles “Bud” Darr during the recent Cruise360 conference in Fort Lauderdale, this initiative acknowledges the indispensable role of travel advisors as vital partners
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