For over three decades, White Castle has transformed its humble fast-food establishments into romantic venues, celebrating love in an unexpected way. Every year on February 14th, the iconic chain invites couples, families, and friends alike to partake in a unique dining experience branded as the “Love Castle.” This yearly event has become more than just
The craft beer industry stands at the precipice of change as Bart Watson, a longstanding member of the Brewers Association, prepares to take on the role of President and CEO starting January 6, 2025. This not-for-profit trade organization is dedicated to championing small and independent craft brewers across the United States. Watson’s appointment comes on
As the holiday season draws to a close, millions of travelers are finding themselves at the mercy of Winter Storm Blair. This powerful winter system, which initially hit the Midwest, has made its way eastward, bringing a wave of inclement weather from Kentucky to Delaware, including the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. The storm has unleashed
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) recently made headlines by reinstating Jason Montague as the Chief Luxury Officer, a strategic appointment aimed at revitalizing its luxury brand offerings. This resurgence not only marks Montague’s return to the forefront of high-end cruise management, but it also reflects the company’s commitment to expanding its foothold in the upscale
In a turn of events that shocked many in the aviation sector, Spirit Airlines sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in November. This not-so-rosy chapter in the airline’s existence marks a significant decline for what was once a prominent player in the realm of budget air travel. The airline’s troubles have been long-standing, with no profits
Boeing, a cornerstone of the U.S. aerospace industry, is facing one of its most challenging moments in recent history. The past year has been marked by significant scrutiny, primarily ignited by a harrowing incident involving an Alaska Airlines-operated Boeing 737 Max 9. A fuselage panel covering an unused emergency exit door disengaged midair, creating panic
In 2024, the Caribbean tourism industry confronted notable hurdles, as articulated by Adam Stewart, the executive chairman of Sandals Resorts International. The dual threats of increased competition from European travel destinations and the significant distraction caused by the U.S. presidential election placed additional pressure on the already dynamic market. Despite these challenges, Sandals appears to
As the hospitality industry continues to recover from the upheaval of the COVID-19 pandemic, guests have begun to voice their experiences with a newfound candor. They often express a mix of delight and frustration regarding modern amenities and services. This evolving landscape is not just about luxury but also about authenticity, simplicity, and connection. A
Jamaica is often celebrated for its vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and rich history, making it a favorite destination for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure. Having visited this beautiful island multiple times, including romantic getaways and girls’ trips, I thought I had experienced the best it had to offer. However, my stay at the Round Hill
In a significant regulatory move, JetBlue Airways has been penalized with a $2 million fine by the Department of Transportation (DOT) due to chronic delays affecting a number of its flights during 2022 and 2023. This unprecedented action serves not only as a punitive measure against one of the largest airlines in the United States
For decades, alcoholic beverages have been ingrained in the fabric of American culture. From celebrations to casual gatherings, the presence of alcohol has often been viewed as an essential component of social interaction. However, as U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy recently highlighted, it may be time to recalibrate our understanding of alcohol’s role in
January has long been celebrated as a month for alcohol abstinence, known as Dry January. However, a new trend is emerging that embraces more flexibility and moderation: welcome to Dryish January. This evolving concept encourages a balanced approach to drinking, allowing individuals to reduce their alcohol intake without completely cutting it out. With a growing
January often denotes a time for reflection and cozy evenings at home, yet the start of the year offers an undeniable opportunity to indulge your taste buds. As the festive rush subsides, it’s the ideal moment to explore the vibrant dining scene London has to offer. The plethora of remarkable restaurants and bars promises exceptional
The airline industry is fiercely competitive, where punctuality is not only a measure of operational efficiency but also a key determinant of customer satisfaction and loyalty. In 2024, Aeromexico emerged as the most punctual airline globally, a remarkable achievement that has taken many by surprise. According to Cirium, a well-established aviation analytics company, Aeromexico managed
Carnival Cruise Line recently marked the conclusion of its service from Charleston, South Carolina, with the last roundtrip voyage of the Carnival Sunshine. This shift is significant not just for the cruise line but also for the local economy and the culture surrounding maritime travel in Charleston. The ship embarked on its final journey on
In a groundbreaking move, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has imposed a $2 million fine on JetBlue Airways, marking the first significant penalty of its kind for chronically delayed flights. This decision has sparked discussions about operational accountability within the airline industry. JetBlue has been accused of operating four specific routes that saw delays
The ongoing strike at Park City Mountain Resort has now entered its seventh day, casting a shadow over what is typically a vibrant and bustling ski season. Negotiators representing Vail Resorts and the Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association engaged federal mediators this Thursday, attempting to bridge the widening gap in negotiations. However, initial reports
Carnival Corporation, a leader in the cruise industry, is shifting gears under CEO Josh Weinstein’s guidance. During the latest fourth-quarter earnings call, Weinstein acknowledged a pressing need to boost awareness and popularity of Carnival’s private island destinations—a domain where they have been overshadowed by competitors. In an era where cruise lines are increasingly diversifying their