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Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun and other top company leaders are set to meet with the Federal Aviation Administration to present a quality improvement plan that focuses on better staff training and production practices at its factories. This meeting comes after a serious incident involving a new 737 Max 9 airplane earlier this year, where an

Move over families, the Gen Z demographic is making a significant impact on summer vacation plans this year. Recent surveys indicate that Gen Z travelers are not only increasing their vacation frequency but also outspending older generations. It’s no longer about simple road trips to visit the parents, as Gen Z individuals are now looking

American Airlines has recently announced a significant reduction in its capacity growth for the second half of the year. CEO Robert Isom revealed that the airline would be scaling back its growth to about 3.5%, down from the previous 8% year-over-year growth in the first six months of the year. This decision comes on the

Chinese travelers are increasingly choosing to explore domestic destinations over foreign tourist spots, according to a recent survey conducted by consulting firm Oliver Wyman. The survey revealed that only 14% of high-income households in mainland China, earning at least 30,000 yuan per month, plan to travel internationally again in 2024. The primary reasons cited for

American Airlines recently announced a significant cut in its sales outlook, citing a projected 6% decline in unit revenues for the second quarter, a notable drop from its previous forecast of a maximum 3% decrease. This adjustment also led to a reduction in the company’s adjusted earnings estimate, now expected to fall within a range

Africa is home to a variety of peaks that are not just for expert climbers. From the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania to the lesser-known Mount Nyangani in Zimbabwe with its skywalk atop the Mutarazi Falls, there are plenty of opportunities for hikers of all skill levels. South Africa’s Table Mountain offers a quick climb,

Travel enthusiast Lora Bowler has decided to cut back on her vacation spending after realizing she exceeded her budget in 2023, particularly on travel expenses. To keep costs in check, she has turned to travel hacks and benefits, with one popular option being hotel day passes. This shift in consumer behavior reflects a growing trend

Singapore Airlines has recently made significant changes to its in-flight policies following a turbulence incident that resulted in an emergency landing in Bangkok. One of the major alterations includes the suspension of hot drink and meal services when the seatbelt sign is illuminated. This new rule falls under the airline’s updated, “more cautious approach” to

With Bhutan standing at the edge of economic collapse, the country’s traditional philosophy of “Gross National Happiness” is undergoing a transformation under the leadership of Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay. The ethos of GNH has been the cornerstone of Bhutan’s governance since the 1970s, emphasizing a balance between economic growth and the well-being of its citizens.

JetBlue Airways has recently announced its plans to seek U.S. Department of Transportation approval for a code-sharing agreement with British Airways. This collaboration would allow both airlines to expand their networks significantly. The proposed agreement includes a total of 75 destinations in the United States, with 39 from New York and 36 from Boston, as

Japan has recently introduced a Digital Nomad Visa that provides opportunities for foreigners from 49 countries to reside in the country for a period of six months. However, before making the move, it is important to familiarize oneself with Japan’s unique cultural norms and customs. The “Life and Work Guidebook,” published by Japan’s Immigration Services

Bhutan’s Prime Minister, Tshering Tobgay, recently mentioned in an interview with CNBC the possibility of reevaluating the country’s controversial $100 daily tourism fees. This comes in response to the slower recovery of Bhutan’s tourism industry compared to other countries in Asia. Tobgay hinted that while the current fee may be a limited-time incentive until August

As Americans gear up for summer travel in 2024, they are experiencing a mix of highs and lows when it comes to airfare prices. While overall, there has been a decrease in airline fares compared to the previous year, certain regions and destinations are seeing an increase in prices, particularly for trips abroad. According to

Summer is a time of freedom and sunshine, but for many Americans, it also comes with a heavy financial burden. According to NerdWallet’s 2024 summer travel report, 45% of Americans are planning to take a summer trip that involves a flight or hotel stay. The average expected spending is a whopping $3,594. What’s concerning is

Frontier Airlines recently announced a significant change to its pricing model by eliminating the fees associated with changing flights. This decision comes as the Biden administration enforces stricter regulations on airlines regarding “junk fees,” aligning Frontier with larger competitors in the industry. The overhaul of the pricing model, which was unveiled on Friday, is aimed

United Airlines recently announced that the Federal Aviation Administration has given its approval to add new aircraft and routes. This positive development comes after months of increased scrutiny from the regulator due to multiple safety incidents. The FAA had placed restrictions on United Airlines earlier this year, preventing the carrier from introducing new routes and

China has recently announced that travelers entering the country via international cruises can now stay in select provinces for up to 15 days without a visa. This move by the Chinese government comes as part of its efforts to boost the cruise and tourism industry in the country. Foreign visitors will be required to enter

EasyJet, the well-known low-cost airline, experienced a significant drop in its shares by over 7% following the release of its first-half financial results for the fiscal year. The company reported pre-tax losses of £350 million, surpassing analyst expectations of £340 million. Despite a slight improvement from the previous year’s pre-tax loss of £411 million, the