Why is Maui burning? Is it climate change or more? Hawaii is famed for its rainforests and beaches, but not fire for sure. However, the wildfires that have ravaged Maui island in Hawaii, is now the nation’s deadliest event in more than 100 years. As per the reports, the fires have not only burned down […]
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Drunk tourists get trapped and end up staying in Eiffel Tower overnight! In a bizarre incident, two men got stuck in the Eiffel Tower due to excessive alcohol consumption. To rescue them, a specialist firefighter unit was sent. The usual opening time of 9 AM for the tower was delayed owing to this incident. Referring
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A New Record for Central Florida Tourism Central Florida brought in a record $87.6 billion in 2022, a significant 31 percent increase over the previous year. That’s according to research authorized by Visit Orlando, Experience Kissimmee, Seminole County and Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association. With the ongoing feud between Governor Ron DeSantis and Walt Disney
Frontier Airlines Launches Free Carry-on Bag Sale Frontier Airlines, the low-fare air carrier, has launched a new promotion for travelers booking flights on August 22 only, for travel any time between September 5 and September 30, 2023. The promotion allows travelers to take a free carry-on bag with new reservations made on Tuesday, August
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Leading Hotels of the World Welcomes Four New Hotels this Autumn The Leading Hotels of the World, the world’s largest collection of independent luxury hotels, welcomed four new member hotels into its collection this fall across the globe, ranging from the collection’s first hotel in Qatar to a wellness retreat in Thailand. “We’re excited about
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Hawaii Governor Says Most of Maui, Rest of Islands Open for Tourism Business United States President Joe Biden and Hawaii Governor Josh Green spoke Monday about the devastation in Maui and how the tourism industry continues to help, while most of the state remains open to domestic and international travel. President Biden praised the
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EF Go Ahead Tours Launches New Tour to Jordan for 2024 EF Go Ahead Tours is launching its first tour specifically focusing on Jordan, with departures beginning as soon as April, 2024. With travelers wanting to explore deeper in lesser visited regions of the world, the Jordan History & Culture: Amman, Petra and the Dead Sea is
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Tropical Storm Franklin Impacting Travel in Caribbean Airlines have issued travel waivers and cruise lines are altering itineraries as Tropical Storm Franklin moved through the Caribbean Sea toward Haiti and the Dominican Republic, where it was expected to make landfall on Wednesday. According to Weather.com, Franklin is expected to track northward and bring flooding rainfall
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How American Airlines Pilot Avoided Midair Collision With United Airlines Plane Certainly, this is going to be discussed. In an incident in mid-July, an American Airlines pilot had to maneuver his plane 700 feet to avoid a midair collision with a United flight. Word of the near-miss comes a day after the Federal Aviation Administration ordered nearly 90 airports to
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Why Do We Have So Many Near-Misses at Airports? After watching a news feature on the rapidly increasing use of driverless cars, I found myself pondering the complex nature of airport safety in comparison. With their advanced technology and ability to land flights with ease, one would think that safety concerns would be minimal. However,
