Recent ship orders from Carnival Corp. and Royal Caribbean Group have been seen by travel advisors and analysts as a positive sign for the cruising industry. The fact that these orders are the first since the pandemic started shows that there is confidence in the industry’s future. The decision to invest in new ships indicates
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In today’s digital age, world cruises have taken on a whole new level of significance, especially with the rise of social media platforms like TikTok. The recent buzz around Royal Caribbean International’s Ultimate World Cruise turning into a reality show on TikTok has brought a surge of attention to the world cruise industry. While not
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Embark on a luxurious expedition in the Galapagos Islands with the newly launched &Beyond Galapagos Explorer. This 38 m (124 ft) yacht offers exclusive experiences with just six suites and cabins, catering to a maximum of 12 guests. With two expert guides on each departure, guests will have the opportunity to explore the wonders of
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Lynx Air, an ultralow-cost carrier operating in Canada, made headlines recently when it announced its decision to cease operations on February 26. The airline, which had only launched in April 2022 and was starting to gain traction with domestic and international routes, cited insurmountable challenges as the reason for its closure. Despite efforts to improve
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The recent trend of airlines raising prices for checked bags is continuing as major carriers like United Airlines, American Airlines, and JetBlue Airways have implemented increased fees for this service. The amount a passenger is charged for checking a bag now depends on when they pay for the service. By checking a bag online in
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Taking a trip with just one parent and one child can provide a unique opportunity for quality time and individual attention. When children are on solo trips with a parent, there are no distractions or arguments among siblings, which can lead to a more enjoyable and focused experience. According to Sonja Prokopec, travelling with only
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American Airlines’ recent decision to prioritize direct bookings and agency bookings through New Distribution Capability (NDC) has sparked a range of emotions within the leisure travel advisor community. From anger and angst to acceptance, travel advisors are coming to terms with the changes imposed by American Airlines. The decision to cease awarding AAdvantage miles and
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The recent move by American Airlines to implement New Distribution Capability (NDC) technology has sparked concern among members of the American Society of Travel Advisors (ASTA). The airline announced that starting May 1, it will no longer award AAdvantage miles and loyalty accrual points through agencies that are not designated as “preferred.” This means that
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