Margaritaville at Sea has recently announced that Savannah Buffett, the daughter of the legendary singer and songwriter Jimmy Buffett, has been named the godmother of the Margaritaville at Sea Islander. This exciting news comes as the Islander, formerly known as the Costa Atlantica, undergoes a refurbishment in preparation for its maiden voyage from Tampa on
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In recent years, Mexico has seen a significant increase in tourism, leading to a redistribution of tourism dollars across the country. While this growth is exciting for many, there are concerns about overdevelopment and environmental degradation. Tulum, once a pristine beach paradise, is one example of a destination that has suffered from overdevelopment. Housing built
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Corporate travel planning can be a daunting task, with flights, car rentals, and hotel bookings scattered across different platforms. This fragmented process often leads to confusion and inefficiency in expense management. However, Navan, a trailblazing company founded in 2015 by Ariel Cohen and Ilan Twig, is changing the game with its all-in-one platform. By consolidating
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Boeing, the troubled aircraft manufacturer, faced a significant setback in April as its orders plummeted. The company only managed to secure orders for seven planes, a shockingly low number. This disappointing figure was further exacerbated by the cancellation of 33 plane sales, with a significant portion of these cancellations being linked to the closure of
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The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection’s latest addition, the Ilma, draws its design inspiration from a unique blend of Maltese mythology, coastlines, history, and native fauna. The name “Ilma,” which means “water” in Maltese, perfectly encapsulates the essence of this grand vessel. Unlike its predecessor, the Evrima, the Ilma boasts larger dimensions, measuring an impressive 790 feet
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Imagine a world where planning your travel itinerary is as easy as chatting with a knowledgeable friend. This vision became a reality with the introduction of Expedia’s new AI assistant, Romie. Designed to be a personal travel agent, concierge, and assistant all in one, Romie promises to revolutionize the way travelers plan their trips. Romie’s
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European hotels have been turning away group business in favor of more lucrative FIT bookings, which can risk their reliable, long-term relationships with tour operators. This move could backfire if and when travel demand cools from its post-pandemic boom. According to Robert Cole, senior research analyst for lodging and leisure travel at Phocuswright, this shift
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In a strategic move to further broaden its all-inclusive offerings, Wyndham Hotels & Resorts has established a partnership with Decameron Hotels & Resorts based in Colombia. This collaboration brings nine midscale resorts into Wyndham’s all-inclusive portfolio, with four of them falling under the renowned Ramada brand. The partnership with Decameron Hotels & Resorts has resulted
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The response of major airlines and industry trade association to the new Department of Transportation rule requiring earlier disclosure of add-on fees during flight booking has been met with criticism. The challengers, which include trade group Airlines for America, as well as Alaska, American, Delta, Hawaiian, JetBlue, and United airlines, argue that the DOT exceeded
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The world is at a pivotal moment when it comes to the transition towards sustainable energy. According to a recent report by energy think tank Ember, in 2024, a record-breaking 30% of global electricity production came from sources such as solar, wind, and other renewables. This marks a significant shift away from traditional fossil fuels,
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