On a typical Friday, people around the world were faced with chaos as a widespread technology outage impacted various industries simultaneously. This disruption had a domino effect, grounding flights, knocking banks offline, and even causing media outlets to go off the air. Companies and services that rely heavily on technology were left vulnerable, showcasing the
The recent global technology outage that grounded several flights has caused a stir in the travel insurance industry. Providers are now bracing themselves for a surge in claims as more than 1,600 customers are expected to fly today and could potentially be affected by the aftermath of the outage. InsureMyTrip, a prominent travel insurance comparison
The Airbus A321XLR, known for its extralong-range capabilities, has finally received certification from the European safety authority, EASA. This certification comes after a rigorous five-year process, marking a major milestone for the aircraft manufacturer. The certified version of the A321XLR will be powered by a CFM International Leap engine, showcasing the technical prowess and innovation
United Airlines faced a challenging second quarter as the industrywide domestic overcapacity drove down fares and resulted in more empty seats on aircraft. The profit margin of the airline shrunk due to this situation, affecting its overall financial performance. Despite reporting a net income of $1.32 billion, an increase from the previous year, United’s pre-tax
Raffles, a renowned hotel brand, made a significant announcement regarding the grand opening of Raffles Jaipur on July 8th, marking its second establishment in the Indian subcontinent. Situated in Rajasthan, a northwestern state famous for its majestic forts and historical palaces, including the iconic Hawa Mahal, Raffles Jaipur exudes luxury and opulence. The capital city
Puesto, an acclaimed Mexican-American restaurant group based in San Diego, has teamed up with San Diego Padres pitcher Joe Musgrove to introduce a unique taco inspired by Musgrove’s rescue dog from Tijuana. This innovative partnership brings together Musgrove’s affinity for Mexican cuisine and his commitment to giving back to the community. The collaboration aims to
Spirit Airlines is facing challenges on the financial front as it anticipates second-quarter results to be worse than initially projected. The carrier now expects an adjusted operating loss between $160 million and $173 million, significantly higher than the earlier forecast of $121 million to $145 million. Additionally, the operating margin is expected to be between
In recent years, the cruise industry has witnessed a surge in the construction of mega cruise ships. Companies like Carnival Corp. and Royal Caribbean International have been competing to build the biggest and most extravagant vessels to cater to the increasing demand from passengers. Carnival Corp. recently ordered its fourth Excel class ship, while Royal
Travelers are increasingly turning to alternative destinations, known as “dupes,” in search of unique and less crowded experiences. The trend of opting for destinations that offer similar experiences to overcrowded and expensive locations has gained momentum, particularly in the wake of the post-pandemic travel surge. Intrepid Travel reported that 74% of its guests have opted
Spirit Airlines recently announced that the last quarter saw a wider loss than originally anticipated. The company projects an adjusted loss between $160 million and $173 million, a significant increase from their initial estimate of a loss not exceeding $145 million. This difference is largely attributed to a decrease in revenue, which is expected to