Continuing to make waves on a global scale, The Standard Hotels is drawing in development opportunities around the world. This comes after its debuts in London, the Maldives, Ibiza, and Bangkok and Hua Hin. Anticipating a positive pipeline, the forthcoming hotels will kick off in 2024 with Melbourne, gracing Australia with 125 rooms plus suites.… Continue reading The Standard Hotels Offers Sneak Peek at 14 Upcoming Locations
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Air Koryo Pump Fakes on Commercial Flight To Russia And China
North Korea’s national airline, Air Koryo, almost took a significant step back into the international arena. The airline was going to launch its first commercial flight since the pandemic. However, after almost two hours after the expected arrival time, the arrival boards displayed that the flight was “cancelled.” Confusion Over Cancellation The abrupt cancellation left… Continue reading Air Koryo Pump Fakes on Commercial Flight To Russia And China
Willard InterContinental Introduces “I Have a Dream” Package to Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
In a tribute to the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s iconic “I Have a Dream” speech delivered during the 1963 March on Washington, Willard InterContinental Washington, D.C. unveils the exclusive “I Have a Dream” package, paying homage to the night when King finished his historic address within the hotel’s lobby. The Willard lobby… Continue reading Willard InterContinental Introduces “I Have a Dream” Package to Honor Martin Luther King Jr.
Study Reveals First Class Flight Cost Comparisons Among Major Airlines
In a recent data analysis conducted by travel specialists Upgraded Points, travelers gain valuable insights into the price differences for first-class tickets across four major airlines in the U.S. and twelve busy domestic flight routes. The study, which involved scrutinizing data from Google Flights, examined one-way ticket prices for both economy and first-class seats offered… Continue reading Study Reveals First Class Flight Cost Comparisons Among Major Airlines
What To Do When Emergencies Happen On An Airplane
There are plenty of things that can happen while on an airplane. Most people have nightmares about stinky feet hanging in the walkway or dirty lavatories. However, you’d be surprised how many people have no idea what to do when an emergency happens on a plane. Recently, an American Airlines flight leaving North Carolina experienced… Continue reading What To Do When Emergencies Happen On An Airplane
Travel Arrow Plug-In Finds The Deals Google Flights Might Miss
A TikTok video is going viral and getting travelers privy to another way to save money on flights. The Chrome extension Travel Arrow is designed to be an all-in-one travel planning assistant. However, millennial and Gen-Z travelers are loving how the plug-in filters through deals on flights. In the viral TikTok, the user described the extension… Continue reading Travel Arrow Plug-In Finds The Deals Google Flights Might Miss
Travails & Triumph Exhibit Showcases Black History in Tampa
Visitors and locals in Tampa Bay can experience Black history at the Tampa Bay History Center, which is currently hosting the Travails & Triumph exhibit. Showcasing 500 years of Black culture in the area, the exhibit shines a light on Tampa’s Black community. “It’s such an important part of all of our history, and it’s… Continue reading Travails & Triumph Exhibit Showcases Black History in Tampa
Indonesia to Launch Exclusive Visa To Attract Global Talents
Indonesia is shaking up its immigration policy to attract foreign investors and draw global entrepreneurs. Bali, the nation’s most iconic destination, is already a hub for countless digital nomads and creative thinkers. Now, officials have confirmed they are gearing up to launch the ‘golden visa’ by the end of the year. Sandiaga Uno, Indonesia’s Minister… Continue reading Indonesia to Launch Exclusive Visa To Attract Global Talents
Portugal’s Sweeping Housing Law Raises Concerns for Tourism Industry’s Future
Portugal’s parliament approved the Mais Habitação, which translates to “More Housing,” law. While intended to level the playing field for residents, this legislation’s sweeping impact is raising concerns within the tourism industry. It is threatening hostels, guesthouses and vacation rentals. “Alojamento Local” The law specifically targets properties classified as alojamento local, which means “local accommodation.”… Continue reading Portugal’s Sweeping Housing Law Raises Concerns for Tourism Industry’s Future
Ghana Set to Welcome First African Cinema Summit
Ghana’s National Film Authority has forged a partnership with FilmOne Group from Nigeria and Silverbird Cinema from Ghana. The collaboration will host the inaugural African Cinema Summit in Accra, Ghana. The African Cinema Summit Scheduled from Nov. 14 to Nov. 16, the summit will unfold at the Mövenpick Ambassador Hotel and Silverbird Cinema in the… Continue reading Ghana Set to Welcome First African Cinema Summit
Americans With Disabilities Say They Receive The “Bare Minimum” In Travel Accommodations, Supreme Court Case Could Change That
A Supreme Court case is holding travel and tourism brands accountable for not properly displaying accommodations for disabled travelers. According to the Americans with Disabilities Act, hotels are required to have booking systems that are accessible to disabled travelers. When tester, Deborah Laufer, realized Achelson Hotels didn’t disclose disabled accommodations on their website, she sued… Continue reading Americans With Disabilities Say They Receive The “Bare Minimum” In Travel Accommodations, Supreme Court Case Could Change That
How Uber’s Exit From Minneapolis Could Impact Travelers
Uber has sounded the alarm over a potential exodus from Minneapolis due to a new city ordinance that aims to increase driver wages. The company has warned that if the ordinance takes effect, it could drive prices skyward, potentially leading to the cessation of its operations in the city. Pay Increase For Drivers The proposed… Continue reading How Uber’s Exit From Minneapolis Could Impact Travelers
Mount Etna’s Volcanic Fury Throws Italian Tourism into Disarray
On the cusp of Italy’s most anticipated bank holiday, a fiery display of nature’s might has upended the nation’s travel landscape. The eruption of Mount Etna, Europe’s most active volcano, unleashed a turbulent ash cloud that reverberated through Sicily’s travel corridors. This natural disaster eventually caused a cascade of flight cancellations, delays and diversions. The… Continue reading Mount Etna’s Volcanic Fury Throws Italian Tourism into Disarray
Italy Retrieves 266 Priceless Artifacts Worth Millions from United States
Italy repatriated 266 ancient artifacts from the United States. This endeavor marks the culmination of a pursuit to take back treasures. Relics Returned Among the artifacts restored to their rightful home are relics that span as far back as the 9th century BC. These relics represent the remarkable epochs of the Etruscan civilization, Magna Graecia… Continue reading Italy Retrieves 266 Priceless Artifacts Worth Millions from United States
Hawaii Issues New Travel Warning For Maui Following Wildfires
On Aug. 13, the state of Hawaii issued a new travel warning for Maui following devastating fires. According to The Guardian, travel to the Hawaiian island is being discouraged. Ninety-three people have been killed in the fire while 46,000 residents and tourists have been flown out of the island. “In the weeks ahead, the collective… Continue reading Hawaii Issues New Travel Warning For Maui Following Wildfires