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More capacity of Air Canada flights to Japan for cherry blossom season

Air Canada Increases Capacity For Cherry Blossom Season 2024 In Japan

Interest in Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms was put on pause during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the spring of 2023 saw many visitors. Looking ahead to the spring of 2024, and interest is likely to be even stronger. However, the airline is making a plan with earlier seasonal starts and increased seat capacity. This will allow North Americans to take advantage and visit...

Win a free cruise with Marriott Bonvoy and Celebrity Cruises

Feeling Lucky? Marriott And Celebrity Cruises Offer Chance To Win Free Cruise

Thanks to Marriott and Celebrity Cruises, a lucky person could win a free cruise valued at up to $4,500. Meanwhile, Marriott Bonvoy is teaming up with Celebrity Cruises, with the prize to sail to Alaska or the Caribbean – winner’s choice. Read on to find out how you can enter the sweepstakes and nab that free cruise that is on offer. Marriott and Celebrity Cruises...

Town in Spain installs unique radar speed control signs

Town In Spain Takes Unique Approach To Speed Control

Anyone who lives in or regularly visits Spain is aware of the fact that authorities take speed control seriously. What with hidden radar cameras and cop cars hiding in the bushes, it is all too easy to get caught going over the limit. However, it seems not every town in Spain takes speed control so seriously. One town, La Algaba in the Sevilla Province has introduced...

Las Vegas to offer a pop-up marriage license office at the airport

Las Vegas To Offer Airport Pop-Up Marriage License Bureau For Year’s End

Romantic couples often run off to Las Vegas for a quick marriage, leading to the city officially dubbing itself the Wedding Capital of the World. In fact, the county reckons it issues some 80,000 marriage licenses annually. It seems the city is taking advantage of this fact and inbound fliers will be able to get their marriage license on arrival at the airport. This...

Madrid issuing 'black level' alert for over-crowding in the Christmas holidays

Madrid Planning ‘Black Level’ Alert Due To Christmas Overcrowding

Since the pandemic, the word “over-tourism” regularly comes up in travel headlines and this includes Madrid in Spain.  In fact, Spain’s capital is already planning a “black level” alert for the holidays in an effort to prevent overcrowding in the streets at Christmas. If you are planning a city break or vacation in Madrid, read on to be aware of the measures being...

Pajares Bypass takes passengers on a high-speed train to Cantabria

Travel By High-Speed Train Through New Pajares Bypass In Spain

After 20 years in the making, the Pajares Bypass in Spain has opened up a chance to travel by high-speed train across the Cantabrian Mountains. Traveling to rugged beaches and glacial lakes, the train now connects the provinces of León and Asturias. Meanwhile, the €4 ($4.3) billion project brings high-speed train connections to Asturias while fixing the gap with León...

US State Department Level 4: Do Not Travel countries

US State Department’s ‘Level 4: Do Not Travel’ List For 2024

The US State Department has recently updated its “Level 4: Do Not Travel” list for 2024. The updated list includes 22 countries that Americans are warned against visiting. While we prefer to write about wonderful places everyone should visit, sometimes we have to take stock and check which places we shouldn’t go. Read on to find out which countries are now added to...

National Geographic put the Albanian Alps on its The Cool List for 2024

Exciting Travel: The Cool List For 2024 According To National Geographic

National Geographic has released The Cool List 2024, including 30 destinations that it considers the most exciting places to visit. When it comes to Europe, 13 locations were listed, including traveling the whole continent by train. Meanwhile, North America was featured, with three cool destinations to choose from. Meanwhile, the trend continues with travelers...

Vueling, a budget-friendly Spanish airline, offers dog treats on its inflight menu

Vueling: Pet-Friendly Spanish Airline Offers Mid-Flight Dog Treats

A pet-friendly, Spanish airline has announced a special treat for their dog passengers, by introducing a new dog treat menu, served mid-flight. Meanwhile, Vueling not only welcomes dogs, but cats, birds and turtles are welcome to fly, but without the dietary treat. Cats might feel a little miffed, but maybe the budget airline will make a plan for them in the future...