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Destinations
The Ultimate Travel Guide To Phoenix: Everything You Should Know About Visiting Arizona
Thinking about visiting Phoenix? The Valley of the Sun is one of the most iconic travel destinations in the Southwest region of the United States, and a must-visit spot in Arizona. Brimming with beautiful culture, stunning mountains, and spectacular sandy deserts with many things to see…
— The Travel
Escape the cold at Prague's 12 best cozy cafes and bars
With fewer tourists and a frosted skyline of Baroque domes and soaring Gothic spires, Prague in winter can be the stuff of snow-filled fairytales. But even the most resilient travelers will need a few breaks to relax and defrost frozen fingers and toes, ideally with a tasty drink or warm meal to…
— Lonely Planet
Tours and Activities
The tourist attractions you can't visit in 2023
It already looks like 2023 is going to be a year of "revenge travel," with people who were cooped up during the pandemic taking the long-overdue dream vacations they've been saving up for.
However, while most of the world is open again and operating like before, not every attraction…
— CNN
The Resplendent Mansions of India’s Chettinad
India’s Chettinad is the most surprising part of Tamil Nadu. Deep in the arid interiors of the southern Indian state, it is the land of the Chettiars, who in the early years of the 19th century had sailed the seas with British fleets to Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Burma and…
— Fodor's Travel
Cruise
'When you're on a ship, everything is so easy': What it's like to spend New Year's on a cruise
Kouri Marshall goes big on New Year's Eve. The 40-year-old nonprofit director usually spends the holiday celebrating with family and friends, hosting dinner at his house with wine, or going to an event in Chicago, where he lives. "I embrace the challenges of the year that has passed and look…
— USA Today
How long does it take to disembark a cruise ship?
The procedures for getting off a cruise ship, as well as cruise ship disembarkation times, can be confusing to first-time cruisers. How long does it take to disembark a ship, and can you just walk straight onto the pier? Perhaps you're wondering how quickly you'll be able to go ashore during a…
— The Points Guy
Transportation
American Airlines Will Relaunch 7 Popular Long Haul Routes In 2023
We know winter has barely started, and we’re only just getting cozy in our homes as we impatiently wait for the holidays, but there’s enough reasons already to look forward to July 2023. Months ahead of time, American Airlines (AA) has unveiled its long-awaited summer schedule…
— Travel Off Path
These Are the World's Busiest Airports–a List That Might Surprise You
The pandemic completely altered air traffic patterns the world over. Not only have fewer people been flying since early 2020, but the places they are flying to and from also have changed considerably as travelers have faced global public health concerns, COVID protocols at the…
— AFAR
10 Full-Size Liquids You Can Actually Take Through Airport Security
For the better part of two decades, we’ve limited the liquids we carry through airport security. The magic number settled upon was 3.4 ounces, or 100 milliliters, of liquid in a container—an amount that became an international standard developed by explosives experts. As frequent travelers are…
— Conde Nast Traveler
Lodging
Top 6 All-Inclusive Resorts In Cancun This Winter
Cancun is a popular and well-loved destination for a winter getaway. With its sparkling beaches, crystal clear waters, and no shortage of high-quality, all-inclusive resorts, it’s no wonder as to why. With so many great resort options to choose from, you might have a hard time narrowing it down…
— Travel Off Path
Airbnb Cracking Down on Parties With Ban on 1-night Bookings for New Year's Eve – What to Know
Airbnb is cracking down on short-term New Year’s Eve bookings around the world, the company’s latest effort to prevent rowdy parties. The home rental company will ban one-night bookings for entire home listings for guests without a history of positive reviews or without any previous…
— Travel+Leisure
This Popular Key West Resort Is Now Adults-Only
Established in 1884, Ridley House in Key West has made a name for itself as the place to go for VIPs and honeymooners. The hotel is one of five Kimpton hotels in Key West — and as of November 1, 2022, it’s the only adults-only property. “The decision was made from a combination…
— Travel Awaits
Other and Odd
The last fisherman of Monaco
It's often just past midnight when Eric Rinaldi unties the mooring lines and carefully manoeuvres his fishing boat Diego out of Monaco's harbour, Port Hercules. Contemplating the hours of inky darkness in front of him, he'll steer past rows of superyachts as he heads out into the open sea…
— BBC Travel
Air Passenger Traffic in Europe Increased by 40% During October
Airports Council International, ACI Europe has revealed that during this October, passenger traffic in the network of European airports increased by +40 per cent compared to the same month of 2021. Data provided by ACI Europe also shows that growth was driven by international passenger…
— Schengen Visa Info
Today in History
The First African American Congressman
On December 12, 1870, Joseph Hayne Rainey became the first African American to be elected and serve in the United States House of Representatives. Another African American, Hiram Revels, had earlier been…
— Travel Research Online
Press Releases of Interest
Collette introduces new ‘Mediterranean Coastal Journey: Spain, France, & Italy’ Explorations tour
Pawtucket, RI (December 9, 2022) – Collette is excited to announce that its brand new “Mediterranean Coast Journey: Spain, France, & Italy” small group Explorations tour is open for sales. Travelers will have the opportunity…
— Travel Research Online
Editorial Musings
And Now It Is Time To Relax!
by John Frenaye
Monday December 12, 2022
It’s that tim e of the year! After a year of “full steam ahead” it is time to take a breather! Unfortunately, in our industry there is this idea that there is no such thing as time off. I say BS! And I am going to do just that!
Typically, December is a slow time for me and the travel industry. Most people are not out shopping for travel amid the holidays; and business travel slows down considerably. And, we all have families and loved ones, so why not spend time with them?
Why not take some time to recharge and refresh and come into the new year with a fresh perspective? My hibernation begins tomorrow. I will return with my weekly column on January 9th ready to…
— Travel Research Online
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