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Royal Caribbean Cruise Line Sidesteps Haiti, Cites Increasing Safety Issues
Royal Caribbean Cruise Line alters routes, avoids Haiti due to safety, and mourns a tragic overboard incident on a Caribbean cruise.
White Rock Climbers Face Backlash Over Sacred Site Desecration
White Rock climbing uproar sparks debate over cultural respect and legal boundaries at Queensland's sacred site.
Hyatt Enhances Hotel Options with Addition of Mr & Mrs Smith Properties
Hyatt integrates 700 Mr & Mrs Smith boutique hotels, expanding luxury travel options globally including Croatia, Fiji, and British Virgin Islands.
Instant Refunds Now Mandatory Under New Airline Transparency Rules
Biden mandates instant refunds for canceled flights, enforcing transparency in airline fees to save passengers $500 million annually in unexpected costs.
AirAsia Philippines Offers 20% Off Flights, Ignoring Fuel Surcharge Woes
AirAsia Philippines fights high fuel costs, boosts services, and promotes Boracay tourism with ASEAN diplomats to strengthen economic ties.
Wildlife Crossing Over LA's 101 Freeway to Reconnect Natural Habitats
Los Angeles begins construction on the world's largest wildlife crossing over the 101 Freeway, aiming to protect mountain lions and other local wildlife.
GPS Jamming Affects Thousands of Flights Over Britain
GPS jamming disrupts thousands of flights in Britain and the Baltic, traced back to Russia, raising major safety concerns.
Fort Lauderdale Florida Airport Shooting: At Least Five Dead; Suspect In Custody
The largest mass shooting in the country happened; five people dead and eight wounded.
United Airlines New Overhead Locker Protocol Not Wholeheartedly Embraced By Many Travelers
United Airlines will be offering a new basic economy fee this 2017. Many travelers were angry for they will have to pay extra charges for overhead cabins.
North Korea Reports 'Hotel Of Doom' Rumored Opening At Last
One of the world's largest hotels is found in North Korea. This large "hotel of doom" is said to be restarting their operations.
Chicago Thanksgiving 2016: Airport Workers Strike May Cause Problems For Travelers
Airport workers at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport are expected to have a strike before Thanksgiving.
Ocean Warriors: Sea Shepherd’s Weapon VS Japanese Whalers
Marine conservationists’ battle against Japanese has become more intense. This lead the Sea Shepherd Global, the self-proclaimed 'direct action' ocean conservation organization, a group that fights against poaching, hunting, and illegal fishing, to introduce their latest weapon against Japan’s whaling industry, the Ocean Warrior.
Missing Teen Found in the Royal National Park: Two Other Lost Women Found
The search for the 16 year old Cassie Olzack who went missing in the Royal National Park has been closed after the teen was found safe on September 30, Friday after a 5-day search operation.
"We will not walk away from our partners in the world"-Theresa May to UN
United Kingdom did not “vote to turn inwards,” United Kingdom Prime Minister Theresa May told the United Nations as it backed Brexit, according to BBC.
Halal Meals On Board: How Japan Airlines Care For Muslim Passengers
Japan Airlines has recently announced that it will make available Halal Muslim originated meals on every outbound international flights originating out of Japan. The airline has made Halal meals available for specialized just for Muslim passengers.
