JetBlue Tests the Waters for a New Merger Partner
After the collapse of its Spirit deal, JetBlue is signaling fresh merger ambitions, with United, Alaska, and Southwest widely discussed as potential partners.
Jolyon Hyne
Jolyon Hyne is a journalist covering travel, culture, and global trends. His writing focuses on the evolving character of cities, societies, and destinations worldwide.
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TUI Cancels Mein Schiff 4 Gulf Sailings Amid Middle East Unrest
TUI Cruises has canceled multiple Mein Schiff 4 sailings in the Arabian Gulf as rising Middle East tensions ripple across cruise itineraries and global travel.
Vilnius Named Innovation Hub for LCC Summit 2026
Vilnius will host the LCC Summit 2026, spotlighting Lithuania’s capital as a fast-growing nexus for low-cost carrier strategy, travel innovation and digital technology.
Wyndham Rewards Offers 100% Bonus on Purchased Points
Wyndham Rewards is selling points with a 100% bonus, dropping the acquisition cost to about 0.65 cents per point. Here is when the deal makes sense.
Visible’s New Travel Pass Offers Chance to Win 2026 World Cup Tickets
Visible has launched a new FIFA World Cup 2026 Travel Pass promotion that bundles mobile data with a sweepstakes for match tickets across North America.
JetBlue and Boston Legacy FC Partner to Boost Sports Tourism
JetBlue’s new partnership with NWSL club Boston Legacy FC aims to turn match days at Gillette Stadium and trips to Boston into a wider sports travel draw.
Mein Schiff 4 Cape Town–Palma Repositioning Cruise Canceled
TUI Cruises has canceled the Mein Schiff 4 repositioning voyage from Cape Town to Palma de Mallorca as Middle East tensions reshape 2026 cruise plans.
Kuwait Airport Cancellations Hit Gulf, Qatar and Kuwait Airways
Nine flight cancellations at Kuwait International Airport have disrupted travel on key Gulf routes, affecting passengers bound for Doha and Manama.
How AI Is Designing Stress Free Vacations in 2026
From Google’s Gemini upgrades to AI trip planners at major booking sites, intelligent assistants are quietly reshaping how travelers plan 2026 vacations.
Colombia Opens 2026 With Robust Air Travel Surge
Colombia’s air transport sector started 2026 with over five million passengers in January, a 7.3% rise that underscores strong tourism and business demand.
Storms Snarl Buenos Aires Flights, Stranding Hundreds
Severe weather over Buenos Aires forced widespread delays and cancellations at Ezeiza and Aeroparque, leaving hundreds of passengers stuck and airlines scrambling.
Paphos Marathon 2026 Rebranded as TUI Cyprus Marathon
The 2026 TUI Cyprus Marathon in Paphos is set to draw thousands of runners and travel enthusiasts as TUI steps in as title sponsor and travel partner.