As the global travel landscape continues to evolve, significant changes in traveler preferences are becoming apparent. The post-pandemic travel environment is showing a marked departure from the typical bucket-list trips to iconic destinations like Paris and Rome. In 2022, the trend leaned heavily towards lavish experiences, but recent reports reveal a longing for tranquility and
Last month marked an important milestone in the world of distilled spirits, as the San Francisco World Spirits Competition held its annual gala, celebrating exemplary achievements in the beverage industry akin to an Oscars for the booze trade. Among the plethora of finalists and impressive entries, the competition concluded by recognizing a singular intoxicating delight:
Florida’s picturesque coastline, renowned for its vibrant tourism sector, is grappling with the challenging aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton. These storms have cast a long shadow over the industry, with immediate effects particularly felt along the Gulf Coast. Local communities, especially small, independent hospitality businesses, now face the daunting task of recovery and adaptation
The Norwegian Aqua, set to debut in March, represents a significant evolution within the Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) fleet. Distinct from its predecessors, the Norwegian Prima and Viva, Aqua has been designed with a focus on enhancing passenger experience while incorporating valuable feedback from guests and travel partners. At 156,300 gross tons and 1,056 feet
Embraer, a prominent player in the Brazilian aerospace sector, is currently assessing the feasibility of developing a next-generation aircraft to enhance its competitive standing against global giants such as Airbus and Boeing. Chief Executive Officer Francisco Gomes Neto recently shared these insights in an interview with CNBC, emphasizing the necessity for ongoing market analysis and
The aviation industry is experiencing turbulent times, particularly with Boeing as it grapples with significant strikes that are creating ripples throughout its supply chain. Recently, Spirit AeroSystems, a key supplier for Boeing, announced that it would temporarily furlough approximately 700 of its employees. This decision comes on the heels of an ongoing strike by Boeing
The ramifications of workplace culture have become a focal point in discussions about the corporate environment at Boar’s Head, one of America’s leading deli meat manufacturers. Recent revelations concerning multiple lawsuits have cast a shadow over the brand’s reputation, highlighting disturbing allegations that range from sexual harassment to racial and disability discrimination. A closer examination
Avoya Travel, a prominent player in the travel industry and ranked No. 36 on Travel Weekly’s Power List, has recently unveiled a groundbreaking booking engine designed to transform the way consumers book cruises. Dubbed the “Avoya Live Bookings” engine, this platform empowers travelers to make their own cruise reservations through the AvoyaTravel.com website. Once a
Cathay Pacific has embarked on an exciting journey of transformation as it unveiled its newly retrofitted Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. This development marks a significant leap forward for the airline, with the first upgraded plane now operational on the busy route connecting Hong Kong and Beijing. While this represents a focused rollout, Cathay Pacific has indicated
When discussing the largest restaurant chains in the United States, most would instinctively think of fast-food giants like McDonald’s or Subway. However, as pointed out by Curt Ellis from FoodCorps, school cafeterias dwarf these commercial establishments in existence and scale. With over seven times as many cafeterias operating across U.S. schools as there are McDonald’s
As the presidential election approaches its climax, Washington D.C. is experiencing a dramatic increase in hotel and short-term rental reservations for January 2025. Visitors are eager to secure their accommodations ahead of what many anticipate will be an unprecedented Inauguration Day. This trend reflects a broader enthusiasm surrounding the upcoming event, particularly if Vice President
In a notable move, the Department of Transportation (DOT) has provisionally allocated five coveted daily slot pairs for destinations beyond Washington Reagan National Airport’s established 1,250-mile perimeter. The DOT’s recent order marks a decisive action in reshaping flight operations from one of America’s busiest airports. Airlines that secured these slot pairs include Alaska Airlines with