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Royal Caribbean's Vision of the Seas will return to Baltimore for summer itineraries in May 2027, offering cruises to the Bahamas, Bermuda, Canada, and New England. This follows a temporary shift to F
A tourist catamaran carrying cruise passengers sank in the Dominican Republic's Samaná Bay, prompting a swift rescue by the local navy that saved all on board.
Des Moines Airport's $557 million terminal construction is ahead of schedule, with a third phase of gates approved sooner due to lower costs, aiming for a 2027 opening.
Alaskan regional airline Kenai Aviation has abruptly ceased all operations, citing overwhelming debt and leaving remote communities without essential air service.
Delta Air Lines has partnered with Lands' End to launch a new uniform collection for 65,000 employees, focusing on safety and feedback after previous designs caused health issues.
New U.S. entry requirements, including fees and fingerprinting, are deterring Canadian snowbirds from visiting Florida, Arizona, and other states, leading to a significant tourism decline.
All Nippon Airways (ANA) will discontinue its low-cost brand AirJapan by March 2026, consolidating operations under ANA and Peach Aviation due to intense market competition and a challenging global av
US air travel faces significant disruptions with over 5,600 flights delayed due to federal government shutdown and air traffic controller shortages, impacting major airports.
Ryanair is moving to a fully digital boarding pass system via its app from November 12, aiming to save paper and streamline travel. Passengers must check in online to avoid fees, though assistance wil
Prosecutors in Florida will not file child neglect charges against the mother of a 5-year-old who fell overboard from a Disney cruise ship in a widely publicized incident.
A widespread Amazon Web Services outage is causing major technical issues at Disney parks and for the Disney+ streaming service, affecting guest experiences.
An Air India business class passenger reported a non-functional tray table on a 19-hour flight, being told to eat on their lap. No compensation was offered, raising concerns about consistent premium s
