The idea of combining work with travel, known as a “workcation,” has gained popularity in recent years, especially since the Covid-19 pandemic forced many businesses to shift to remote and hybrid work arrangements. As a result, more individuals are seeking locations where they can work and enjoy leisure activities simultaneously. According to a report by
Delta’s recent distribution agreements with the major GDSs have brought a significant change in the way travel advisors access content. These agreements ensure that travel advisors have access to full content without facing any surcharge for using legacy systems. The completion of multi-year agreements with two of the three GDSs highlights Delta’s commitment to providing
The World luxury liner offers a one-of-a-kind living experience that blurs the lines between a floating apartment complex, residential yacht, and a globe-trotting holiday home. Resident Jim Minarik aptly pointed out that referring to The World as a cruise ship is a vast oversimplification. While traditional cruise ships have thousands of passengers, The World caters
Dubai’s hospitality sector is renowned for its diversity, with over 820 establishments offering a total of 150,000 rooms. Among these options is Al Maha, a unique desert retreat that offers guests an unforgettable experience. With 42 adult-only suites, each featuring a private pool and set in the Dubai Desert Conservation Reserve, Al Maha provides a
Nestled in the picturesque British Virgin Islands, the Moskito Island Estates has recently unveiled the stunning Cape Stout estate. Boasting six buildings and seven suites, this luxurious estate spans three acres and can accommodate up to 14 guests. With a total of four pools and three Jacuzzis, including a unique canal-style pool that runs throughout
The Disney Adventure is set to become the largest ship in Disney Cruise Line’s fleet when it begins operations in Singapore in 2025. With a 208,000-gross-ton vessel, this cruise ship promises to redefine the experience of cruising for Disney fans around the world. One of the standout features of the Adventure is the Disney Imagination
As the summer days blend together and the season begins to shift, Anthony Hamawy, president of Cruise.com, reflects on the challenging month of July. While many factors contribute to the fluctuations in booking volumes, external events play a significant role in shaping the business landscape. The month of July brought forth a change in pricing
The Department of Justice has recently announced its decision not to challenge the proposed acquisition of Hawaiian Airlines by Alaska Airlines as anticompetitive. This decision marks a significant milestone in the merger process, allowing the two airlines to move forward with their plans to close the $1.9 billion deal. The DOJ’s review highlighted the commitment
The Family Reunion at the Salamander Middleburg is not your typical event. It is a unique gathering where attendees are encouraged to come as friends and leave as family. With roughly 1,000 people in attendance, fostering deep connections amongst everyone is no easy task. However, during the welcome reception, guests quickly bonded over wine, conversation,