Traveling has probably never been more challenging than it is this summer. Unprecedented demand for air travel fueled by low staffing across the aviation industry has made flying a challenge for even the most seasoned traveler. If you’re going to travel this summer, there are ways however to limit the amount of frustration and headaches …
The largest of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Mallorca is also one of the most popular destinations for tourists to visit. Now, for the very first time ever, Americans will be able to fly directly from the U.S. to the Spanish island. United Airlines has just launched its nonstop service from Newark (EWR) to Palma de Mallorca …
The past few months have been challenging for airlines and airports across Europe, and it isn’t getting better any time soon. In fact, it’s expected to get more challenging for the aviation industry. That is why British Airways has decided to preemptively cancel 650 more flights from London Heathrow and Gatwick Airport. The 3 European …
It has been a rough couple of months for the aviation industry, with Europe being hit especially hard. With unprecedented travel demand, airlines and airports across the world are struggling to cope with a post-covid population eager to travel. Europe appears to be at the front center of all the turmoil and chaos, that is …
Prospective travelers have been dealt a further blow this week with the news that Air Canada is now canceling over 9000 flights this summer, leaving the travel plans of thousands of people in jeopardy. The announcement was made just yesterday, with the Air Canada’s CEO sending an email to customers of the airline, and is …
If you’re planning a trip to Europe this summer, you might be in for long travel delays and there are a few airports across the continent you may want to avoid. Europe has been inundated with travel interruptions that have caused headaches and frustration for hundreds of thousands of people in the past few weeks …
The world’s largest passenger aircraft is making a comeback in the post-covid world, as travel demand is skyrocketing. It wasn’t too long ago when the A380 was officially retired by Airbus and airlines pulled the aircraft from its networks as the pandemic wreaked havoc on the travel industry. Over the past months, travel demand has …
Tourism and travel have made an astonishing return over the past few months. Crippled to it’s core by a global pandemic, tourism around the world grinded to a complete halt for 2 years. Now with an overwhelming amount of tourists visiting European hotspots, countries are taking steps to limit the number of visitors and prevent …
It seems Mexico’s friendly attitude to tourists throughout Covid will not be forgotten anytime soon. Even though other countries are open for travel again, it’s the freedom-loving Mayan heartland, where tourism has been allowed without interruptions throughout the whole pandemic, that continues to attract a record number of visitors. As a result, three Mexican cities …
Summer is in full effect and with that comes an increased demand for breathtaking beach destinations. The call for beach-filled vacations is so high, that it’s now surpassing pre-pandemic levels by a record amount. Most people have been cooped up in their homes for nearly 2 years, one can easily see how people have the …
After endless months of being ordered to stay at home and follow strict health protocols, people are desperate to travel again. Options may have increased dramatically since late 2021, with lots of countries in Europe and the Americas now welcoming tourists, Mexico remains the top pick for a majority of sunseekers. If visitor numbers are …
After months of being pressured to drop the test requirement for incoming travelers, the Biden Administration finally scrapped the much criticized pre-departure testing rule, allowing both returning Americans, and tourists, to enter the country testing-free. Despite the exciting news, there is one huge downside now facing American travelers. Prior to the announcement, millions of Americans …