When we ponder the journey our food takes to reach our plates, the intricate and often overlooked reliance on fossil fuels becomes increasingly evident. From the moment a product enters the grocery store to the eventual consumption of that food, fossil fuel use permeates every aspect of the food supply chain. It’s not just the
As the 2024-25 season approaches, Le Barthelemy Hotel & Spa is stepping up its culinary offerings, demonstrating a commitment to gastronomic innovation and sophistication. The resort is transforming its dining scene to provide guests with more than just meals; it’s crafting memorable dining experiences that cater to diverse palates and celebrate local and international culinary
Royal Caribbean Group is expanding its footprint in the cruise industry with exciting developments in the South Pacific, specifically the construction of a Royal Beach Club in the picturesque archipelago of Vanuatu. During a recent Q3 earnings call, CEO Jason Liberty hinted at this initiative, reaffirming the company’s commitment to creating unique vacation destinations. This
On October 25, 2023, Delta Air Lines initiated a legal battle against cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike, alleging that negligent practices led to a significant global technology outage. This incident, which unfolded in July, resulted in the cancellation of thousands of flights across the airline’s network, sparking widespread disruption, particularly during the peak summer vacation period. Delta’s
In today’s rapidly advancing digital landscape, Caribbean nations are reimagining their immigration frameworks to meet modern travel demands. This shift towards online processes aims not only to enhance the visitor experience but also to streamline border control mechanisms. The recent unveiling of Dominica’s digital immigration platform is a prime example of this transformation, as it
In an era where sustainable tourism is becoming increasingly paramount, Juneau, Alaska has taken a significant step by imposing new regulations on cruise traffic. Starting in 2026, this popular port will limit the number of ships to five at any given time, alongside capping day-to-day passenger capacity to approximately 16,000. Such measures have been implemented
The Monaco Grand Prix stands as a beacon of elegance and excitement in the world of motorsport. Held annually on the streets of Monaco, this race offers a blend of high-speed thrills and a lavish social scene. Enthusiasts and casual fans alike flock to the event, drawn not only by the adrenaline of racing but
As 2025 approaches, travelers looking to vacation in the Caribbean and Mexico should brace for an increase in airfares. This warning comes from Ray Snisky, the president of ALG Vacations, who addressed a noteworthy gathering of travel professionals at the ALG Ascend 2024 conference in Cancun. With around 1,300 attendees present, Snisky highlighted a critical
In an ambitious expansion of its acclaimed Pendry brand, Montage International has unveiled the stunning Pendry Natirar, nestled within the rich landscapes of Somerset County, New Jersey. With its prime location just 50 miles from Manhattan, this luxurious resort spans an impressive 500 acres, promising both tranquility and unbridled elegance. The Pendry Natirar is not
Hyatt Hotels Corporation is set to deepen its commitment to the all-inclusive hospitality sector through a strategic partnership with Grupo Pinero, a well-established Spanish company best known for its Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts. This collaboration, which will function as a 50/50 joint venture, aims to enhance the Inclusive Collection by incorporating a substantial portfolio
The advent of the COVID-19 pandemic had a catastrophic impact on the aviation industry, particularly affecting small and medium-sized airports across the United States. Appleton Airport, nestled in the northeast of Wisconsin, serves as a reflective case study of this effect. Initially, air service operations plummeted, compelled by a significant pilot shortage that led major
As travel continues to rebound following the disruptions caused by global events, the airline industry is facing a paradigm shift in operational capacity that is anticipated to lead to higher airfares in 2025, especially for destinations in the Caribbean and Mexico. Ray Snisky, president of ALG Vacations, shared insights during the ALG Ascend 2024 conference
Like many small airports across the United States, Appleton Airport in northeast Wisconsin faced significant challenges following the pandemic. As the aviation industry grappled with a widespread pilot shortage, major airlines including American, Delta, and United had to ground a substantial number of regional flights. The impact was felt heavily in smaller cities, where air
Outrigger Hospitality Group has recently introduced the reimagined Outrigger Waikiki Paradise Hotel, marking a significant evolution in the hospitality landscape of Waikiki. This establishment, formerly recognized as the Ohana Waikiki East, has undergone comprehensive renovations, culminating in a revitalized hotel that comprises 443 modern guestrooms and suites. With a fresh aesthetic and enhanced amenities, the
As gazes turn towards Orlando, excitement builds for the much-anticipated opening of the Epic Universe theme park on May 22. This eagerly awaited attraction promises to add a fresh dimension to the Universal Orlando Resort experience. However, the ticketing strategy for this grand debut has demanded careful consideration and planning from Universal, with implications not
As I stood on the balcony, the dawn’s gentle embrace unfolded over Ocean Cay—MSC Cruises’ picturesque private island nestled in the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas. The striking contrast of the deep blue sea meeting the soft hues of the white sandy beach initially masked the island’s industrial past. Having transformed from a site of
Sake, often referred to as Japanese rice wine, is experiencing a renaissance outside its country of origin. The U.S. National Sake Appraisal, an event that has gained momentum since its inception in 2001, exemplifies this growing global interest. This annual competition showcases the best of sake and serves as a platform for breweries to gain
As Election Day approaches in the United States, the urgency for a comprehensive transformation in food and agriculture becomes increasingly pronounced. Voters are faced with candidates who hold the power to either support or hinder regenerative practices within the agricultural sector. The idea goes beyond merely electing officials; it involves selecting those who genuinely understand