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A Fresh Journey on the Iconic Train: Now Available at $8,500 for One Way

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a brand new route on the world most famous train

This week in travel, various captivating stories from around the globe have emerged, spanning from exciting railway journeys to intriguing aviation developments, and offering inspiring destination insights. Exploring Railway Marvels In a groundbreaking move, the renowned Venice Simplon-Orient-Express is charting a new course to Italy’s Ligurian coast come June 2024. Departing from Paris, this historic … Read more

Tragic Accident in Cancun: 4 Fatalities as Boat Carrying 19 Crashes in Waters, Confirm Officials

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Cacun tourist accident

A tragic incident occurred on Monday, resulting in the death of four individuals after a boat, named Diosa del Mar (translating to “Goddess of the Sea”), carrying 19 people sank between Cancún and Isla Mujeres. The victims included 17 Mexican tourists, the captain, and a helper. The boat, which set sail from Cancún on Monday … Read more

Airfares are at their lowest since 2009

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low farre of flights

In this week’s travel news roundup, several noteworthy developments capture attention. Despite a rising cost of living affecting various daily expenses, there’s a silver lining for travelers as plane tickets in the United States hit a 15-year low. According to travel expert Katy Nastro, average airfare is nearly 25% less than the pre-pandemic levels and … Read more

The largest cruise ship in the world undergoes inspections a few weeks before its inaugural voyage

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cruise ship

The world’s largest cruise ship, Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas, has made its presence felt in the Caribbean ahead of its highly anticipated inaugural voyage later this month. The 1,198-foot vessel, set to embark from Miami, Florida, on January 27, 2024, arrived in Ponce, Puerto Rico, for regulatory inspections. Michael Bayley, president and CEO … Read more