Luxury cruise line says price slashing is unprecedented
David - Aug 18, 2026
Here’s a real deal, cruising style: Silversea slashed prices for every single cabin on all of its 2010 sailings. …
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Surprise: consumer travel spending on rise
David - Aug 18, 2026
There’s been a steady increase in the average budget per trip this spring and summer, says a new study by…
Internet travel sites losing out to agents
David - Aug 18, 2026
Fewer travelers enjoy using the Web to plan and buy trips, according to a study by Forrester Research. So what…
Believe it: airport security speeding up
David - Aug 18, 2026
Believe it or not, clearing security at most airports is getting better, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). …
Luxury hotel for a single penny?
David - Aug 18, 2026
A human error at the Atlanta, Georgia office of Intercontinental Hotels Group led to the hotel bargain of the century:…
US airline industry trending towards low fare
David - Aug 18, 2026
Southwest Airlines' new route from Boston’s Logan International Airport illustrates a new reality: the entire industry has become cost-conscious. …
Do travelers love it?
David - Aug 13, 2026
LuvTrip.com is a new niche in the travel industry, providing planning and self-booking for romance-based vacations. The site provides…
No sex in Dubai, officials rule
David - Aug 13, 2026
A movie sequel of the hit American TV series, ”Sex and the City,” will not be filmed in Dubai after…
Sleeping in a tent to survive
David - Aug 11, 2026
Here’s a novel marketing idea from a hotel in San Diego, Calif: charge for each amenity. That means the…
Travelers can do more than tune into television station
David - Aug 11, 2026
The Discovery Channel launched a new brand of tours and travels that range from cruises and safaris to exploring ancient…
Good hotel deals from all over
David - Aug 11, 2026
Do you think there aren’t some great hotel deals on the table these days? Check these out:  A&O,…
Crying babies, overflowing toilets
David - Aug 11, 2026
The screeners had gone home for the day. A bus was not available. So 47 passengers spent the night trapped…
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