Nancy Trejos
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Princess Cruises pauses operations for 60 days:
Princess has had at least four ships affected by the Covid-19 outbreak. → Read More
ASTA chief denounces U.S. recommendation to avoid cruising:
Zane Kerby indicated that the Trump administration overreacted to coronavirus fear and put the livelihoods of travel agents in jeopardy. → Read More
Plant-based options blooming on cruise ships:
I've heard so much about the Impossible Burger, that when I saw it on Seven Seas Splendor's room service menu, I had to order it. → Read More
NCLH’s Del Rio on coronavirus: ‘We’ve gone through worse’:
The topic of the coronavirus outbreak could not be avoided on Regent Seven Seas Splendor’s celebratory inaugural cruise to the Bahamas. → Read More
Cruise lines must move quickly and creatively to redeploy ships:
At last count, at least 27 cruise ships in Asia have had to cancel or modify not only single itineraries but in some cases entire seasons in response to the coronavirus outbreak in China. → Read More
World’s best hotels: TripAdvisor’s 2019 award winners
TripAdvisor has named its Travelers' Choice award winners for hotels in the USA and the world for 2019. The USA topped the list with 165 winners. → Read More
U.S. Department of Defense and Priceline team up to create travel booking site for military
Introducing American Forces Travel: Department of Defense and Priceline create leisure travel site for U.S. military community → Read More
100th anniversary of Bauhaus spotlights influential design movement
Germany is celebrating the 100th birthday of the Bauhaus art and design movement. Throughout the year, they will hold exhibitions and performances. → Read More
New York City on sale: Deep discounts on shows, restaurants, hotels starting Jan. 21
New York City introduces NYC Winter Outing starting Jan. 21. Restaurant meals, Broadway shows and other attractions will be steeply discounted. → Read More
Marriott unveils name for its new unified loyalty program: Marriott Bonvoy
Marriott bought Starwood in 2016. It has finally merged their loyalty programs to form Marriott Bonvoy. → Read More
Smart shopping: When to book the cheapest fights for 2019's major holidays
These are the lowest domestic airfare prices for holidays in 2019. Hopper, the travel booking mobile app, has estimated fares. → Read More
Hotel renovations: Las Vegas, New Orleans, Florida properties show off overhauls
Hotels are starting the year with fresh looks. These are the most recent notable hotel renovations in the USA. → Read More
Japan to charge international visitors a departure tax
Japan has instituted a departure tax on most international visitors. The tax amounts to $9 per travelers. → Read More
The Museum of the Dog is set to debut in New York City on Feb. 8
The American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog is set to open in New York City Feb. 8. It has one of the world's largest collections of canine fine art. → Read More
National Park Service plans to use entrance fees to keep major parks open during shutdown
National Park Service takes unprecedented step to use entrance fees to keep major parks open. The fees will be used for trash clean up and more. But is it legal? → Read More
Which countries have the highest State Department threat levels for traveling?
The U.S. State Department gives each country in the world a threat level for traveling. Twenty countries have the highest travel advisory levels. → Read More
Marriott says fewer customers were affected by massive data breach than originally feared
Marriott says the total number of guests affected by a data breach is less than the 500 million estimated. But passport numbers have been accessed. → Read More
Which countries have the highest State Department threat levels for traveling?
The U.S. State Department gives each country in the world a threat level for traveling. Twenty countries have the highest travel advisory levels. → Read More
U.S. State Department urges 'increased caution' when traveling to China
U.S. State Department urges "increased caution" when traveling to China. The department attributed the warning to “arbitrary enforcement of local laws.” → Read More
United Airlines tightens rules on emotional support animals on flights
United Airlines joins other carriers in tightening rules on emotional support animals. They can no longer travel on flights longer than eight hours. → Read More