Category: Travel News

Sunday was a rough day for many air travelers, and some are still struggling to get to their destinations. Nearly 2,500 U.S. flights were canceled and more than 9,800 flights were delayed…

U.S. airlines have canceled just 1.6% of all flights this year despite record summer travel and significant disruptions in July sparked by cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, the Transportation Department said on Thursday. USDOT…

One in four U.S. adults has some form of disability. Only 39% of Americans view national parks as an accessible travel option for any level of ability or disability. Technology can help…

Cruise lines will employ a multinational workforce of nearly 300,000 seafarers in 2024. The most entry-level positions tend to be roles like cabin attendants, dishwashers and laundry workers. Major cruise lines do,…

Travelers hoping to hike the Appalachian Trail are being asked to stay away from its southern portion, which is still reeling from Helene.  Helene was no longer a hurricane by the time…

Staying on a cruise ship in port can allow guests to take advantage of a ship’s amenities without worrying about lines at the buffet or snagging a coveted lounger by the pool….

Montreal is the largest city in Canada’s Quebec province. The city offers a relatively quaint cruise experience. The port welcomed just over 51,000 cruise guests in 2023. On a recent afternoon, I…

Cruise lines have their own identities and areas of focus, and some lend themselves more to certain vacation types than others. Royal Caribbean International, Norwegian Cruise Line and Disney Cruise Line are…

Orlando may be best known for its incredible theme parks, but it’s increasingly a city where the hotels and resorts are becoming attractions in and of themselves. I’m not saying you shouldn’t…

The vote comes after the coalition recently filed labor violation complaints against the company. Among the central goals for union members are higher wages. Disney says company is committed to an agreement…