Barcelona is a city known for its enchanting bakeries, where artisanal treats await to delight bakery enthusiasts. One such bakery is Origo, located in the Gràcia neighborhood. Origo prides itself on its commitment to using ancient grains and organic ingredients to create delectable breads, pastries, and more. This bakery aims to not only provide tasty
Sabre has collaborated with Internova Travel Group to introduce a revolutionary booking solution specifically designed for new travel advisors and independent contractors (ICs) who do not rely on a Global Distribution System (GDS). This innovative product, known as Sabre Red Launchpad, is aimed at simplifying the booking process and facilitating quick onboarding for advisors. Sabre
Choice Hotels International recently made the decision to abandon its hostile takeover attempt of Wyndham Hotels & Resorts. This decision was largely based on the lack of support from Wyndham shareholders. Despite a significant number of investors expressing interest in the exchange offer, Choice Hotels International concluded that there was not enough support to proceed
The Spanish government recently put forward a proposal to ban short-haul domestic flights in cases where there is a train journey option that takes less than two and a half hours. This proposal is part of the government’s ambitious climate action plan for 2050 aimed at reducing carbon emissions. This follows a similar ban that
Many people around the world find solace and adventure in the act of driving. One such individual is Meenakshi Sai, a 51-year-old woman from India, who has been defying societal norms by driving since the young age of 18. In a country where only 7% of the drivers are women, Sai stands out for her
Numerous travel companies are jumping on the bandwagon to offer once-in-a-lifetime experiences for the total solar eclipse that will occur over North America next month. From hotels to cruise lines to tour operators, everyone is eager to provide travelers with the best views of this celestial event. Even airlines are getting in on the action,
American Queen Voyages’ (AQV) seven ships are currently in limbo following the closure of the domestic river cruise line and the bankruptcy of its parent company, Hornblower Group. The fate of these ships is set to be decided at an auction on March 27, unless a buyer steps forward before then. The fleet includes iconic
Sardinia, with its over two thousand kilometers of stunning coastline and plethora of ancient archaeological sites, is a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. Situated in the Tyrrhenian Sea near Corsica, this island has been hailed as one of the most picturesque and pristine destinations off the Italian coast by esteemed travel magazines like CondéNast
Altamura Distilleries, a vodka company based in Puglia, Italy, offers a unique twist to traditional vodka production. They use ancient wheat that is protected by a domination of origin, which results in a creamy and distinctive spirit. The wheat used by Altamura Distilleries has a long history, with references to it dating back to 37
The Susitna Adventure Lodge, a 75-acre property located in Denali Highway, offers guests a wide range of activities that embody the essence of the Alaskan wilderness. From panning for gold and fishing for grayling to exploring old mining trails on all-terrain vehicles, the lodge provides an extensive list of experiences that showcase the best of
The Sun Princess, despite its name, did not have the best weather to showcase its features. Cold rain fell from the grey clouds, creating a less than ideal atmosphere for exploring a new cruise ship. The ship’s curves were not bathed in warm sunlight as one might expect, but rather drenched in raindrops, obscuring the
As the cruise industry enters the peak booking period known as Wave season, industry executives are reporting positive trends. A recent survey conducted by the Cleveland Research Co. indicates that bookings in January were slightly below expectations but picked up significantly in February. What’s even more encouraging is that pricing has remained strong, leading to
As the temperatures rise in southern Nevada, Fontainebleau Las Vegas has just opened its Oasis Pool Deck, a luxurious six-acre area that promises a unique and vibrant experience for visitors. This expansive space features seven pools, four bars, two restaurants, and even a 2,300 square-foot gaming area set to open later this spring. The design
The fascination with solar eclipses dates back centuries, with ancient civilizations observing and reacting to this astronomical phenomenon in various ways. The first recorded total solar eclipse occurred on November 30, 3340 BC in Ireland. While the reactions of the ancient people witnessing such events remain unknown, it is believed that they might have reacted
Alaskan Dream Cruises is making waves in the world of cruise travel with the announcement of two new itineraries for the 2025 season. These itineraries promise to be the most adventurous and exciting yet, offering guests a truly immersive Alaskan experience like never before. One of the new itineraries, the Alaska’s Ultimate Adventure cruise, will
United Airlines has announced new flight routes to three exciting destinations, marking the first U.S. airline to offer service to Marrakech, Morocco. The airline will also be launching routes to Medellin, Colombia, and Cebu, Philippines, providing travelers with more options for international travel. The new route to Marrakech will begin on October 24, with three
The UK government has announced a significant increase in air passenger duty for premium flyers, which will take effect in the fiscal year starting on April 1, 2025. Premium flyers, defined as those in seat products that offer at least 40 inches between rows, will see a sharp rise in the departure tax they have
The recent announcement made by Spirit and JetBlue to end their merger plans due to regulatory obstacles has caused a stir in the airline industry. This decision has left many wondering about the implications of antitrust laws on the future of such deals. Aviation editor Robert Silk and antitrust lawyer Scott Wagner recently discussed the
