Articles by Bella Javier Liamzon
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Second Hantavirus Case Confirmed Onboard Cruise Ship Now Stuck Now Anchored Near Cape Verde
The second case of hantavirus has been confirmed onboard the MV Hondius after an outbreak left three people dead.
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Tripadvisor Announces 2026 Travelers' Choice Awards: Best of the Best Things To Do Winners
Tripadvisor has announced this year's winners of the annual Travelers' Choice Awards: Best of the Best Things To Do.
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World's Best Beach for 2026 Has Been Named, And It Can Be Found in the Philippines
The World's 50 Best Beaches list for 2026 has been released, and a particular beach from the province of Palawan in the Philippines took the crown.
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Royal Caribbean Opens Royal Beach Club Santorini
Royal Caribbean Group has opened the Royal Beach Club Santorini, its first private destination in Europe.
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US Embassy in London Issues Security Alert for Americans Visiting the UK, Europe
The US Embassy in London has issued a security alert for Americans visiting "institutions serving Jewish or American interests."
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US Travel Association Strongly Condemns World Cup 2026 Travel Advisory
US Travel Association CEO Geoff Freeman has strongly condemned the travel advisory for the World Cup 2026 released by more than 120 civil society group.
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Unattended Bag Left Behind in Perth Airport Terminal 1 Sparks Police Investigation
Passengers have been able to return to Perth Airport Terminal 1 after an unattended bag led to parts of the airport to be cordoned off.
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Tourist Charged Over Damages Caused to Fountain of Neptune Due to Pre-Wedding Prank
A 28-year-old tourist has been charged over a pre-wedding prank that has caused €5,000 in damages to the Fountain of Neptune in Florence.
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Lufthansa Group Cuts 20,000 Short-Haul Flights Due to Jet Fuel Crisis
The Lufthansa Group has announced that it will be slashing 20,000 short-haul flights as the jet fuel crisis continues.
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Canadian Tourist Killed After Armed Man Opens Fire at Teotihuacán Pyramids
A Canadian tourist has been killed, and six more people are wounded by gunfire after an armed man opened fire at the Teotihuacán pyramids in Mexico.
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Japan Issues Tsunami Warning Following Magnitude 7.5 Earthquake
A tsunami warning has been issued for certain parts of northern Japan following a magnitude 7.5 earthquake that hit the country.
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Japan Rail Pass to Increase Prices Beginning October 1
Japan Rail Pass, which allows unlimited travel on trains across the country, will see a price hike a couple of months away.
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Norse Atlantic Airways Cancels Europe Flights Coming From LAX for Summer 2026
Norse Atlantic Airways has announced that it is canceling all Europe flights coming out of LAX for this summer due to the ongoing fuel crisis.
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Princess Cruises Announces 96 Departures Across 61 Itineraries in Asia for 2027-2028
Princess Cruises has revealed its voyages in Japan and Southeast Asia for 2027 to 2028, its largest Asian deployment in company history.
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City Spotlight: Dunedin, New Zealand
New Zealand's Dunedin may be known as the country's wildlife capital, but it's also popular for its strong Scottish heritage, Victorian/Edwardian architecture.
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Barcelona's New Tourist Tax: What Tourists Should Know as It Takes Effect
Barcelona's new tourist tax, which requires every tourist to pay up to around $14 per night, has taken effect, adding to the costs of visiting the city.
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American Airlines Looks at Restarting Venezuela Flights by April 30
American Airlines is planning to resume flights to Venezuela beginning April 30 pending regulatory approvals.
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5 Animals to Keep an Eye Out for While in Namibia
Despite being the driest country in sub-Saharan Africa, Namibia is home to a number of wildlife, including a wide variety of mammals and birds.
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Why the Raja Ampat Islands Should Be on Your Summer Bucket List
The Raja Ampat Islands have the world's highest marine biodiversity, making it perfect for those who enjoy snorkeling and diving.
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Delta, Southwest Increase Checked Bag Fees—What Are the New Rates?
Delta Air Lines and Southwest Airlines have followed the lead of competitors and increased the fee that passengers have to pay for checked bags.
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NCL Offers Solution for Cruise Passengers in Philadelphia as Port Is Not Yet Ready
With the cruise port in Philadelphia is not ready to accommodate ships and passengers, Norwegian Cruise Line came up with a temporary solution.
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Which City Has Been Hailed the Top Destination in the World for Solo Travelers for 2026?
Tripadvisor has named a European city as the top destination in the world for 2026 for solo travelers.
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San Francisco International Airport Reduce Arrivals: Passengers Told to Expect Delays
The FAA has reduced the arrival capacity of the San Francisco International Airport as passengers are told to brace for delays.
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JetBlue Hikes Fees for Checked Baggage—How Much Do You Have to Pay Now?
JetBlue has announced an increase in fees passengers must pay for checked baggage due to increasing operational costs.
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City Spotlight: Arequipa, Peru
Known as the "White City," Arequipa is both Peru's second most populated city and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Orient Express Venezia at Palazzo Dona Giovannelli Opens
Orient Express Venezia has opened, offering 47 accommodations, food and beverage concepts, and an event space, among others.
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TSA Workers Begin Receiving Backpay as Lines in Multiple US Airports Return to Normal
Many airports across the United States experienced relief as TSA workers began to receive their backpay.
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5 Charming Towns in Southern France That Are Worth Exploring
Southern France is home to a number of picturesque towns that will feel like a welcome respite from the busy cities of the country.
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Norwegian Luna Christened in Miami
Norwegian Cruise Line has christened its newest ship, the 3,565‑passenger ship Norwegian Luna, in Miami, Florida.
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Hawaii Flooding: Tourism Authority Says Tourist Need Not Change Travel Plans
Flooding in Hawaii has eased after two weeks, but tourists are encouraged to be mindful of recovery work and impacted areas.
