The CEO of Dubai Airports, Paul Griffiths, is highly optimistic about the future of the aviation industry in Dubai. He expects passenger traffic to surge to record levels this year and anticipates that the numbers will exceed 100 million by 2027. According to Griffiths, the post-pandemic recovery has been very strong, positioning the city in
Blueberry lovers, rejoice! The US Highbush Blueberry Council (USHBC) is celebrating National Blueberry Month in style this July with exciting contests that are sure to delight fans of this delicious summer fruit. One of the highlights of the celebration is the first-ever Great American Blueberry Eating Championship. Taking place on Saturday, July 13 at the
Fiji Airways has officially announced its transition from a member of the Oneworld Connect affiliate program to a full member of the prestigious Oneworld alliance. This South Pacific airline, with an extensive route network covering 26 destinations across 15 countries and territories, has set its sights on achieving full membership as part of its strategic
In a rapidly changing retail landscape where price-conscious customers are seeking discounts due to inflationary prices, major foodservice retailers like Starbucks have started adjusting their pricing strategies. The recent earnings miss and 4 percent drop in same-store sales have raised concerns about Starbucks “devaluing its own brand” by focusing on efficiency, volume, and value-oriented strategies.
The 1986 Air Carrier Access Act mandates that airlines must provide wheelchair services for passengers with disabilities when they arrive at the airport. However, Frontier Airlines CEO Barry Biffle has raised concerns about the widespread abuse of this service by travelers who do not actually require it. Biffle revealed that he has observed instances where
The summer air travel season in the United States is anticipated to reach unprecedented heights. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) recently screened a remarkable 2.99 million individuals on Sunday, June 23, which surpassed a previous record set just weeks earlier on May 24. The TSA is predicting a historic July 4 holiday period with over
The summer of 2023 is anticipated to be one for the books in terms of air travel. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is preparing for record-breaking numbers of passengers passing through airports in a single day. The peak travel day for this year’s Fourth of July holiday period, June 28, is expected to see over
Tour operator Tauck recently made the decision to stop booking American Airlines and other airlines within the Oneworld alliance due to a new policy that complicates the process of offering refundable airfares. This move came as a response to a memo sent out to travel advisors on May 16, which highlighted the challenges faced by
Vienna, Austria continues to hold its position as the world’s most liveable city, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index for 2024. This is the third consecutive year that Vienna has claimed the title, scoring highest across various categories including stability, health care, education, and infrastructure. Despite leading the pack, Vienna faced a
Sauvignon Blanc, one of the most beloved white wines in the world, offers a variety of flavors that cater to different palates. Its high acidity contributes to its crisp and refreshing taste, while the presence of the chemical compound pyrazine adds notes of grassiness, herbs, and bell peppers. Depending on the climate and ripeness of
When it comes to enjoying a glass of wine, the temperature at which it is served plays a crucial role in enhancing the overall tasting experience. Different types of wines have varying chemical compositions, which can be either muted or accentuated based on the temperature at which they are chilled. White wines derive their backbone
When it comes to choosing the perfect luxury yacht charter for your dream vacation, the options can seem overwhelming. It’s essential to carefully consider your preferences before booking to ensure that you have the trip of a lifetime. Whether you enjoy exploring charming harborside towns in the Mediterranean, relaxing on pristine white sandy beaches in
Cruise line Crystal has recently signed a memorandum of agreement with shipbuilder Fincantieri to construct two brand new 690-passenger vessels. The first ship is scheduled to be delivered in the spring of 2028, while the timeline for the second ship has not yet been announced. Additionally, Crystal has secured an option to build a third
Embark on a journey like no other as Disney Cruise Line introduces the Disney Adventure, set to sail from Singapore in 2025. This marks the company’s first homeport in Asia, promising an enchanting experience for all passengers on board. From vibrant street markets to fantastical forests, the ship is designed to transport guests into a
The Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has recently made a statement expressing Greece’s concerns over the impact of cruise tourism on popular destinations such as Santorini and Mykonos. Mitsotakis suggested implementing restrictions on cruise ship berths or introducing a bidding process for ships to call at these islands. According to a report by Bloomberg, Mitsotakis
Delta Airlines has recently unveiled its latest addition to the Delta lounge experience with the opening of the Delta One Lounge at New York’s JFK International Airport. This premium lounge, located between Concourses A and B in Terminal 4, sets a new standard for luxury travel with its expansive 39,000-square-foot space. The Delta One Lounge
Tafer Hotels & Resorts has recently unveiled its latest masterpiece – the Hotel Mousai Cancun. This adults-only, all-inclusive resort is located on the picturesque Costa Mujeres in Mexico. Following the success of the Hotel Mousai Puerto Vallarta, which opened its doors in 2014, the Hotel Mousai Cancun promises a luxurious and exclusive experience for discerning
Recently, a mechanic working for a Boeing subcontractor came forward with some alarming allegations regarding the repair work being done on Boeing planes at a factory near Seattle. The mechanic, Richard Cuevas, claims that he was terminated from his job after voicing his concerns about what he perceived as substandard manufacturing and maintenance processes on