American Airlines is always introducing new flights to keep their customers satisfied and has now opened a new route in the Bahamas. Travelers wishing to visit the Bahamian island of Eleuthera will be able to fly from the airline’s hub in Miami to Governor’s Harbour Airport on the island. The flight has operated twice weekly since it launched the new route on...
Margaritaville at Sea has announced an upgrade to its “Heroes Sail Free” program. The program was launched to benefit military service members and first responders. As we know, those people deserve the best for their efforts in saving Americans. With the new upgrade, the cruise line is enhancing the perk and discount program. Margaritaville at Sea renames ‘Heroes...
When Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser was built at Walt Disney World Resort, it cost the company $400 million. However, it turned out to be a bust and was closed after two years. Fast forward to now and there is good news for those fans that did enjoy the attraction. Executives at Walt Disney World have announced that the attraction will be revived. Walt Disney World...
You just have to look in the streets to see people walking with eyes and thumbs glued to their phones, so could they travel without them? One travel group is asking that question, by challenging travelers to vacation phone-free. It seems people are taking them up on it! Could you vacation without your tech? Could you travel without your phone? Since the advent or...
Cruising fans who also love the Formula 1 Grand Prix have a special treat in store in 2024. It turns out they can experience a luxurious cruise with Atlas Ocean Voyages, heading along the coast of France and Italy, which is great in itself. However, cruises on this new itinerary will end up sitting in a front-row seat at the Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix. Read...
Imagine a village of just 690 residents boasting a Guinness World Record of 11 bars. According to research, Enix in Almeria has more bars per 1,000 inhabitants than any other town or village in Spain. Our first thought was how do all those businesses still run successfully with so few people in the village? Meanwhile, some of the eateries have been open for...
While the US is cold and icy, Americans can look forward to an amazing spring if they head to Japan for the famous cherry blossom festival. The country has just released its official 2024 cherry blossom forecast, so get ready for some beautiful blooms. Here’s when you can expect to experience this iconic and beautiful time of year in Japan. Japan and its Cherry...
Spain is currently experiencing a severe drought which has had serious effects throughout most of the country. However, while the continuing drought is extremely worrying, there is one positive aspect that emerges from the disaster. In the small Spanish village of Sant Roma de Sau in Catalunya, Spain, a sunken, 11th-century church has reemerged from the town’s water...
Great news has been released for North American travelers as Turkey drops the requirement for a visa to enter the country. This applies to anyone visiting for less than 90 days. Previously, North American travelers were required to purchase E-visas online, but now the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism has dropped this requirement. Read on to learn more about...
Venice is an undeniably beautiful and fascinating destination in Italy and for that reason, the city gets too many visitors. Since the end of the pandemic, travel has returned to new levels as people once again explore their world. However, too many people are not a good thing in any city’s books. Trying to protect the beauty of the city and its historic buildings...