Avelo Airlines Opens Fall 2026 Booking Across 30+ Destinations, Fares from $42

Avelo Airlines has extended its flight schedule through Nov. 17, 2026, opening fall bookings across more than 30 destinations as the budget carrier looks to capitalize on early travel planning demand. The Houston-based airline announced the schedule expansion Tuesday, with one-way fares starting at $42, including government taxes and fees. Tickets are available now at […]

Princess Grand Jamaica to Reopen March 1

Following the successful reopening of Princess Senses The Mangrove on Feb. 1, Princess Hotels & Resorts Jamaica announced that Princess Grand Jamaica will officially reopen its doors on March 1, 2026, reintroducing the brand’s full two-resort experience along Jamaica‘s north coast. Set within a lush historic mangrove and overlooking Caribbean waters, Princess Grand Jamaica is designed […]

Former Norwegian Cruise Line Executive Arrested in Argentina on $2 Million Fraud Charges

A former senior executive at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has been arrested in Argentina on charges that he defrauded the Miami-based cruise company of more than $2 million through a fake invoicing scheme, authorities said. Thomas Markell, 54, a former Senior Director of Events at Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, was taken into custody by Interpol […]

American Airlines Plans $1 Billion Miami Airport Expansion

American Airlines and its partners in Miami-Dade County have unveiled expansion plans for a brand-new, reimagined Concourse D at Miami International Airport (MIA). The airline’s CEO Robert Isom and airline officials joined representatives from Miami-Dade County, Miami-Dade Aviation Department (MDAD) and local, state, federal and community partners to unveil plans and renderings for the reimagined […]

Holland America’s 2027–2028 South America & Antarctica Season: Longer Voyages, New Ship

Travelers looking to explore South America and Antarctica in 2027 and 2028 will have more opportunities with Holland America Line’s upcoming season of extended voyages. Beginning earlier than in past years, the season allows for additional sailings and more ways to experience the region. All itineraries are 14 days or longer, designed to showcase iconic […]

U.S. Airlines Expect Record Spring Travel Demand Amid Government Shutdown

U.S. airlines are expecting another record-breaking spring travel period, with 171 million passengers expected to fly, up four percent from last year, according to a forecast released by Airlines for America (A4A). A4A projects U.S. airlines will carry 2.8 million passengers each day from March 1 through April 30. To accommodate this demand, carriers are […]

Does Travel Insurance Cover Weather Delays and Civil Unrest? Expert Tips for Stranded Travelers

Tens of thousands of travelers, many returning from February school vacation, are facing major disruptions, as a powerful East Coast blizzard and ongoing violence in parts of Mexico cause airport delays and cancellations. InsureMyTrip estimates more than 5,000 customers may be potentially impacted by these combined events. The company’s travel insurance experts are offering advice to help […]

Harry Styles 2026 Concerts Push Vacation Rental Demand Up 300%

Months before Harry Styles begins his Late August–October 2026 arena run in New York City, short-term rental revenue for the performance window is already pacing 361 percent ahead year over year, according to new on-the-books data from short-term rental analytics company Key Data1. Average daily rates for the identified performance dates are pacing 32 percent higher […]

Spirit Airlines Eyes Summer Bankruptcy Exit — What It Means for Travelers

Spirit Airlines has reached a pivotal agreement with its secured creditors that puts the budget carrier on track to exit bankruptcy by early summer — emerging as a smaller, leaner operation with a sharply reduced debt load and a tighter flight network. The agreement will provide Spirit with the financial support needed to finalize its […]