Traveling alone isn’t for everyone, but despite the challenges, a trip away in solitude can be refreshing and replenishing for some. For one, when you travel solo, you have the freedom to wing it or be type A structured; you can go where you want and explore how you want. …
Read More »Major US Airlines Updated Customer Service To Offer Meals, Hotels When Flights Are Canceled
Several major US airlines have updated their customer service agreements due to pressure from the Biden administration to step up consumer rights following a summer plagued by flight cancellations and delays. Among the airlines as Delta, American, United, Jet Blue, and Southwest, all of which have updated their customer service …
Read More »Cancellation Of Hundreds Of Flights Causes Chaos For Travelers During Labor Day Weekend
Thousands of travelers are facing travel chaos over Labor Day weekend due to hundreds of flights being canceled. Airlines and airports say several factors played a part, including bad weather, staffing shortages, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) ground stops, and Saturday’s failed shuttle launch. The delays and cancellations caused chaos for …
Read More »Top Romantic Destinations for a Baecation
Traveling as a couple is a top-tier experience! One of the best parts is choosing a destination and exploring different parts of the world together. When deciding where to go, many couples look for something that has both a romantic vibe and fun activities. Some couples look for a trip …
Read More »Travelers Urged To Use TSA Precheck, Global Entry Applications Delayed
The Department of Homeland Security is urging travelers who mostly fly domestic to use TSA PreCheck instead of Global Entry due to the delay in application processing. “If you do not travel multiple times per year internationally, we recommend applying for the TSA PreCheck Program,” the agency said on its …
Read More »Royal Caribbean Will Raise Automatic Daily Gratuities For Guests Starting in September
Cruise lovers get into this. Starting next month, passengers aboard Royal Caribbean cruises will have a higher daily gratuity automatically charged. Instead of the current $14.59 charge, passengers will soon be charged $16.00 per person daily. The charges will automatically be charged to the passenger’s SeaPass account, travel and leisure …
Read More »Ballerific Travel: Nude Beaches Around the World Where You Can Take It All Off
Are you down to bare it all in public? As summer winds down and the heat wanes, it seems like the perfect time to hit a nude beach (or any beach, really). This piece is for those feeling a little risquè and bold enough to frolic butt naked among a …
Read More »New Yorkers Can Now Travel to Washington D.C. By Seaplane In Under 2 Hours [Video]
Travelers can now fly from New York to Washington D.C. via seaplane. The best part? The trip will take a little under two hours. Tailwind Charters is the mastermind behind the efficient form of getting around the east coast without the hustle and bustle of busy airports or the extended …
Read More »Ballerific Travel: “Invisible” Cabins Offered For The First Time In The U.S. Feature Tennessee Mountain Views & Private Hot Tubs
Ok, we have to tell you all about these innovative cabins because it’s not every day you see mirrored-glass cabins surrounded by nature. Luxury accommodation provider Bolt Farm Treehouse announced last week the nation’s first invisible cabin accommodations located on 55 acres of land just outside of Chattanooga, Tennessee. Bolt …
Read More »U.S. State Department Issue Travel Advisory To Travelers Of Kidnapping Risk In Some Parts Of Mexico
On Wednesday, the U.S. State Department updated its travel advisory for U.S. travelers visiting Mexico to include new state-level advice and information on “kidnapping risk.” The agency cited an “increased risk of crime and kidnapping” in certain parts of Mexico. A spokesperson for the department told USA TODAY that the agency regularly reviews all …
Read More »From Marrakech to Nashville, Here are 8 Black-Owned Hotels and Resorts to Check-in to Across the Globe
Now that travelers are getting back out there, we thought it would be an excellent time to highlight some Black-owned hotels worldwide. From Morocco to the U.S., here are eight Black-owned hotels and resorts travelers can support whether they’re looking for a cozy bed and breakfast or an all-inclusive experience. …
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