Expedia has launched a “generative” artificial intelligence technology that is becoming popular among industries. Now, travelers can have a personal travel guide when booking with Expedia. Earlier this week, the trip planning website introduced an AI-based tool on its mobile app that helps users plan trips and find out information …
Read More »Southwest Launches Limited Companion Pass Deal for Three Days Only
Southwest Airlines has a pretty hot and tempting deal, but you must act quickly because it ends Wednesday. The airline announced the return of its beloved promotional Companion Pass offer. Rapid Rewards Members who qualify can designate their Companion and travel with their Companion Pass, valid for unlimited usage from Aug. 15 through …
Read More »Turks & Caicos Will No Longer Require Visitors To Have COVID-19 Vaccine
Starting Saturday, Turks and Caicos will do away with its requirement for travelers to have a COVID-19 vaccination. T&C’s Ministry of Health and Human Services announced that the popular destination would lift the requirement but still strongly recommends visitors receive both the COVID-19 vaccine and flu vaccine, Travel and Leisure …
Read More »TSA Says It Considers Peanut Butter a Liquid
The Transportation Security Administration has classified peanut butter as a “liquid,” so it’s best not to pack it in your luggage. TSA announced last week that flyers could only bring it in their carry-on if it weighs 3.4 ounces or less. “You may not be nuts about it, but TSA …
Read More »State Department Grapples With “Unprecedented Demand” For Passports
Now that travel is back thriving, it has become an issue to meet the demands it brings, including passport demands. The U.S. State Department struggles with an “unprecedented demand” for passports as Americans return to traveling post-COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Thursday. “We’re getting 500,000 applications …
Read More »Ballerific Travel: Delta Adds Kid-Friendly Meals To Onboard Menu
Delta will soon accommodate the stomachs of its youngest passengers. The airline will add kid-friendly, parent-approved meals to its onboard menu. Starting April 1, customers can pre-select kid-friendly meals for young fliers. The meals are well-balanced and include a variety of fruits, vegetables, colors, and textures thanks to Delta chefs, …
Read More »Aruba Accepting Applications for the “Easiest Job in the World”
Aruba is hiring a weather person who doesn’t have to have all the formal education. The Aruba Tourism Authority plans on hiring someone who will spend a week on the island to do the “world’s easiest job.” The island is known to have more sunny days than the other Caribbean …
Read More »Royal Caribbean Gets Government Approval To Open Bahamas Beach Club In 2025
Royal Caribbean is on track to open a new beach club in 2025. The cruise line received the green light from the Bahamas government and is expected to have its first Royal Beach Club at the western end of Paradise Island in Nassau. It will feature pools, private cabanas, live music, …
Read More »Uber Reveals New Features That Will Make It Easier To Book A Ride At The Airport
Uber is advancing. The ride-share company recently announced new features intended to make it easier for users to find their ride at the airport. The company said the features would include step-by-step instructions to guide riders through the airport and make it a smoother transition from the gate to their …
Read More »JetBlue Will Offer Flights To Paris Starting in June, Tickets As Low As $479
The world of travel just keeps getting better. JetBlue will soon offer flights to Paris at a reasonable starting price. The New York-based airline announced starting June 29, there will be one daily flight to Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport from New York’s JFK, with the plan to offer a …
Read More »Ballerific Travel: Europe Will Implement New System That Will Replace Stamping Passports
If you like to collect passport stamps, Europe may not be the place for you in the near future. According to Travel and Leisure, the European Union will implement Entry/Exit System (EES), a new high-tech scanning system that will replace stamping passports upon arrival. EES is a digital platform that …
Read More »Disney Will Temporarily Close Blizzard Beach as Typhoon Lagoon Water Park Reopens
Disney World is taking a win and a loss. But only for a moment. The resort will reopen Typhoon Lagoon Water Park but temporarily close Blizzard Beach on the same day. The reopening and closure are scheduled to take place on March 19. Blizzard Beach will close for refurbishment, Travel …
Read More »Universal Orlando Will Offer Vegan Butterbeer at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter
Vegans can now enjoy a version of the fan-favorite Butterbeer beverage when visiting the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando. The park says the popular beverage, among others options, can be served cold or frozen. The new non-dairy drink has the same delicious taste as the exciting, wildly-popular …
Read More »Super Nintendo World Officially Opens at Universal Studios Hollywood
Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood is officially opened. The new land in the California theme park is centered around popular Nintendo games and characters like Mario, Luigi, Bowser and Princess Peach. It features an augmented reality Mario Kart ride, a Toad-inspired restaurant, as well as many interactive activities to …
Read More »United Airlines is Allowing Families To Sit Together With New Seat Policy
United Airlines is trying to ease the hassle of finding a seat for a family, and they want families to be stress-free. The new seat policy is expected to take place in early March, the Chicago-based airline announced on Monday. “United today announced an improved family seating policy that makes …
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