Inside Europe’s Palace Travel Boom
From royal residences turned hotels to palace-focused itineraries, Europe’s grand estates are driving one of the continent’s most coveted luxury travel trends.
Vanessa Jackson
Based in Southampton, one of Europe’s busiest cruise hubs, Vanessa follows cruise line announcements and maritime travel trends. Her reporting helps readers stay informed about the ships, ports, and operational changes shaping the cruise world.
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Acapulco Cruise Port Unveils Major Visitor-Focused Upgrades
Acapulco’s cruise port is undergoing a multi-million dollar transformation, adding new pier facilities, public spaces and services aimed at enhancing the visitor experience.
Cathay Asia Miles Shake-Up Sparks Travel Rush Before May
Cathay Pacific’s latest Asia Miles changes from May 1, 2026 are prompting Asia-based travelers to lock in redemptions early as award prices and transfers tighten.
Alaska Airlines Hikes Bag Fees, Adding Pressure to US Travel Costs
Alaska Airlines has raised checked bag fees on North American routes, tightening budgets for Anchorage, Seattle and West Coast travelers amid broader U.S. airline hikes.
MSC Poesia Swaps Tracy Arm for Endicott Arm in Alaska
MSC Cruises has adjusted MSC Poesia’s 2026 Alaska itinerary, dropping Tracy Arm Fjord in favor of Endicott Arm. Here is what guests need to know.
Bratislava City Days 2026 Promise Immersive Urban Festival
Bratislava City Days 2026 will once again turn Slovakia’s capital into an open-air museum, offering free culture, history and family fun across the city.
Jamaica Rides Global Cruise Wave Driving $99B GDP Boost
New data shows cruise tourism now generates nearly $99 billion in global GDP, with Jamaica joining leading destinations in reshaping local economies and communities.
Save 15% On London Tours With VisitBritain Shop Deals
VisitBritain Shop is promoting limited-time discounts of up to 15 percent on selected London tours and UK travel passes, highlighting value-focused offers for international visitors.
Discover South Molton, Devon’s Award Winning Market Town
South Molton in North Devon is emerging as a visitor favourite, with its award winning pannier market and characterful high street drawing growing interest.
U.S. Targets Birth Tourism Networks in New Security Push
U.S. immigration agencies have launched a focused campaign against organized birth tourism networks, citing concerns over visa fraud, national security, and the integrity of citizenship.
Hay Festival 2026 Brings Global Ideas to Rural Wales
Hay Festival 2026 will transform Hay-on-Wye into a ten-day celebration of literature, music, debate and family-friendly creativity from 21 to 31 May.
New EU Border System Triggers UK Travel Advice Update
The UK Foreign Office has revised guidance for 29 European countries as the EU’s new Entry/Exit System goes fully live, reshaping border checks for British travellers.