Israel’s Flag Carrier To Offer Nonstop Flights From Fort Lauderdale
Now that tourism to Israel is well on its way back to pre-pandemic levels, with January 2023 arrival numbers coming in at only 10 percent...
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Europe’s Intense Drought Is Disrupting River Cruising
A major drought in Europe—reportedly the worst in at least 500 years—is causing snarls in commerce this summer, as some major rivers have become too...
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Holland America Becomes Latest Cruise Line To Increase Gratuity Fees
Now that pandemic-related restrictions are mostly a thing of the past and cruisegoers are heading back to the high seas in record numbers, they’re likely...
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Quark Expeditions’ New Ultramarine Begins Sailing the Canadian Arctic
Quark Expeditions, one of the industry’s leaders in polar adventures, today announced the successful launch of Ultramarine in the Canadian Arctic. On August 1, the...
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Two Passenger Planes Collided on the Runway at London Heathrow
On Wednesday evening, a pair of passenger jets were involved in a “minor collision” on the runway at London Heathrow Airport, an airport spokesperson told...
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Sickness Strikes 300 Cruise Passengers and Crew at Sea
For the past three years, one single disease has been the focus of public apprehensions, particularly when it comes to sailing aboard leisure cruises. With...
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Aurora Expeditions Officially Christens the Sylvia Earle in Antarctica
WHY IT RATES: With pioneering environmental scientist Dr. Sylvia Earle in attendance as the ship’s namesake and ambassador, Aurora Expeditions officially christened its second purpose-built...
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American Jazz Goes West To Commence New California River Cruises
American Cruise Lines (ACL) today announced that one of its 10 new riverboats, American Jazz, is repositioning from its former home on the Mississippi River,...
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RSSC Celebrates Float Out of Newest Ship, Seven Seas Grandeur
On Sunday, Regent Seven Seas Cruises (RSSC) celebrated an important milestone moment for the forthcoming Seven Seas Grandeur, which is set to become the sixth...
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Schiphol Airport To Continue Capping Passenger Numbers Into 2023
One of the world’s busiest airports (and certainly one of Europe’s most highly trafficked), Amsterdam’s Schiphol International Airport today announced that it plans to continue...
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Thousands More Flight Delays, Cancellations Kick Off the 2022 New Year
More than 3,800 worldwide flights have been canceled today, over 2,200 of them that were scheduled to fly within, out of or into the United...
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Expect Cruise Ships To Be Crowded Again Next Year
With the COVID-19 pandemic seeming to have come to an unofficial end this year, cruising has come back in a big way. And, while that’s...