Editor’s Note: We receive a commission from affiliate links on Forbes Consulting. Commissions do not affect our editors’ opinions or reviews. When severe weather strikes, even the best vacation plans can fall apart. A storm may disrupt your cruise or a storm may close your destination airport. If you buy a comprehensive travel insurance plan […]
Continue ReadingEditor’s Note – This CNN Travel series is sponsored by, or sponsored by, the country featured. CNN retains full editorial control over the subject matter, reporting and frequency of sponsored articles and videos, subject to our policies. The team behind Moon World Resorts thinks so — sort of. Here on planet Earth, they want to […]
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Travelers bound for Hong Kong do not need to isolate themselves in a hotel upon arrival. But they have to undergo several covid tests. They can go to work, take public transport and go to supermarkets, but for the first three days travelers cannot go to “high risk” places such as restaurants, bars and gyms. […]
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Travel is not just about enjoying and clicking social media-worthy pictures. It is a form of education for students as it provides excellent education in various forms. Traveling is one of the best ways to explore the beautiful world and experience new ways of life. When you stay in new places, you meet new people, […]
Continue Reading8 out of 10 travelers understand the importance of sustainable travel Covid-19 has greatly fueled people’s interest in sustainable travel. 67.7% of travelers are open to paying more for sustainable options. Shanghai, September 26, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Trip.com Group, a leading global travel services provider, today released its inaugural “Sustainable Travel Consumer Report 2022” in […]
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Japan will soon fully open to Thai tourists. Tourists enjoy taking snapshots at Tokyo’s Sensoji Temple. Despite the reopening of Japan and Taiwan, Thailand’s outbound travel is expected to remain subdued due to the weak baht, weak purchasing power and cryptocurrency losses. Inquiries on holidays to Japan have increased since last week, when Thailand Travel […]
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The New York Post may receive compensation and/or affiliate commissions if you purchase through our links. There’s no better time than now to reset and take a quick trip to relax. And while overcrowded airports, canceled or delayed flights and lost luggage are typical of the summer, September typically marks a return to better travel […]
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Dozens of United Airlines flight attendants plan to picket LAX on Tuesday, September 27, citing shortages of staff schedulers, caterers and other service providers. The workers, represented by the Airline Attendants Association (AFA-CWA), said the lack of staff at the company has had a significant impact on travelers, with 67,485 flight delays and 6,780 cancellations […]
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Later this week, Thailand joins a growing number of Asian destinations in lifting the last of its Covid-related travel restrictions. Effective Thursday, Oct. 1, the peninsular Southeast Asian country will no longer require proof of a Covid-19 vaccination or a negative test from travelers seeking to cross its borders, the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) […]
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Commercial pilot Kathleen Bangs offers advice on how to navigate cancellations and delays due to the storm. As Hurricane Ian approaches Florida’s west coast, many travelers planning to fly to the Sunshine State are trying to navigate airline cancellations and storm delays. How to watch Fox Weather on TV According to the Fox Prediction Center, […]
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