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Destinations
The hottest holiday destinations for April (literally)
Swap British spring for summer…
— Metro
Antigua and Barbuda is highlighted as a major destination in 2022
Antigua and Barbuda has been listed among the top places to travel to in 2022 by CNN Travel. Minister of Tourism, Charles Max Fernandez says it speaks to…
— Antigua Observer
Mexico Is Now One Of The Most Visited Countries In The World
As a result of an open border policy, Mexico is favored by visitors with passenger levels reaching 95% of pre-pandemic…
— Travel Off Path
Visiting Honduras? Don't Overlook These Beautiful Beaches
There's no denying that Honduras is a stunning destination, but these underrated beaches are definitely overlooked by most…
— The Travel
Tours and Activities
International Places With Beautiful Scenery To Travel To In 2022
All around the world, there is scenery that is captivating and unforgettable, so selecting only a few proved to be a difficult…
— TravelAwaits
My Husband and I Are Disabled - Here's What Traveling in Marrakesh Was Like for Us
My husband and I are both disabled, but we love to travel. Here's how we went to Marrakesh as disabled travelers and still explored the…
— Travel+Leisure
Bucket list travel experiences to shake off winter gloom
Experts from tour operators and specialist travel firms have put together a list of experiences designed to shake off the wintry…
— Wales Online
Ski season 2022: Expert tips for getting the most out of your trip
Here’s what you need to know about the 2022 ski…
— Fox Travel News
Cruise
32 New Ships Set to Cruise in 2022
The new year will see 32 new cruise ships debut, made up of 25 new ships on the cruise ship orderbook for 2022, plus an additional seven vessels that…
— Cruise Industry News
7 Reasons Holland America Is One Of My Favorite Cruise Lines
Picking a cruise line involves many considerations, and after research, this writer favors Holland America Line when she…
— TravelAwaits
COVID-19 outbreak ends cruise
The German operator of a cruise ship that has been stuck in Lisbon's port due to an outbreak of the coronavirus among its crew pulled the plug on the voyage on Sunday (January 2) after some passengers tested positive, port authorities…
— MSN.com
Charlie Dimmock on cruises, overpacking and the greatest flower show in the world
Charlie Dimmock shares her travel secrets, discussing cruises, overpacking and the greatest flower show in the…
— World of Cruising
Transportation
Messy end to holiday travel season: 1,800+ flights canceled Monday amid winter storm
The holiday travel season has racked up more than 15,000 flight cancellations with airlines pointing to weather, staffing woes amid the COVID…
— USA Today
Airline industry demanding FCC delay of 5G wireless service rollout
Airlines are demanding a scheduled rollout of new 5G wireless service, saying it could pose a safety risk by interfering with electronics that pilots rely…
— New York Post
Deal alert: Hawaii for less than $200
Want to kick off the new year in Hawaii? Now could be your chance. United Airlines is offering some deals in the beginning of 2022 from major West…
— The Points Guy
Should I Change My Airline Or Hotel Loyalty In 2022?
The beginning of most years is met with frequent travelers gazing sadly upon their loyalty accounts as their elite status qualification counters reset, marking the beginning of a new climb up the…
— Forbes
Lodging
The best new hotels to book in 2022
Luxurious cottages in the Turks and Caicos. A Patagonian lodge in Argentina. Chic NoMad in London. Check out these and 19 other of the best new hotels to book in…
— CNN
10 exciting new hotels opening in early 2022
Wow, oh wow, where did the time go? Believe it or not, it's 2022 and that means a brand-new set of resolutions to make (and keep), new trips to plan and…
— The Points Guy
As Backlash Continues, Reservations Down 50% For Disney's 'Star Wars' Hotel
It seems that more reservations for Disney's Starcruiser hotel are being dropped, leaving the Resort at half capacity for the upcoming…
— Inside the Magic
Other and Odd
Tired Of Flying? These Cities Have The Coolest Modes Of Transportation!
When it comes to the coolest, most unique modes of transportation, these cities will make you *want* to move…
— The Travel
Don't Travel Amid Omicron Without Buying Travel Insurance
As Omicron surges throughout the country, it's essential to prepare for travel by purchasing travel insurance before going…
— Best Life
How The UAE's Travel Ban Is Affecting Uganda Airlines
On October 9th, Uganda Airlines launched flights to Dubai International Airport. Staff, passengers, and government officials were all ecstatic following the first landing of flight UR 466 from Entebbe International…
— Simple Flying
Today in History
The March of Dimes
In the early part of the 20th century, polio either killed or paralyzed thousands of Americans. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, himself a victim, founded the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis on January 3, 1938. Better known as the March of Dimes, the Foundation raised money for polio research…
— Travel Research Online
Publishers Corner
Trial and Error
by Richard Earls Saturday January 01, 2022
“Experience is a brutal teacher, but you learn. My God, do you learn.” ~ C.S. Lewis
If you have been in this business for more than a few years, you have your share of battle wounds. Like the drunken companions on their tiny boat in the movie JAWS, old travel professionals love to compare their scars. The problem with scars, of course, is they result from injury. We are all a bit ragged from the past two years, but what I'm thinking about now are the self-inflicted wounds we incur in day-to-day business.
We don’t have to insist on making every mistake ourselves. Sure, those scars are pretty impressive, but mistakes can also be very expensive. There has to be a better way. In fact, there…
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Mike's Monday Cup of Mo-Joe
Getting Ready for Another Bumpy Ride
Fasten your seatbelts travel professionals. You are about to play a major role in a New Year consisting of successes, failures, challenges, wins, losses, good ideas, bad ideas, and a whole bunch of “head-scratching” scenarios that are sure to upset your stomach. You can also get ready to do a lot of smiling. And I will be back to help you along the way in an attempt to keep you focused, motivated, and refining your own personal “happy dance.”
Similar to past articles I have been sharing, the next twelve months will consist of thought-provoking reminders you can identify with, and use to your benefit.
In the interest of time (your time), each week’s word count will be between 350 and 700 words. This will support my…
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