November Escapes: 8 Beautiful Destinations Worth Traveling For in 2026
Discover eight of the most beautiful places to visit in November 2026, including Japan, Maldives, Dubai, Mexico, Portugal, Thailand, Morocco, and NYC.
Disney Magic Is Getting Bigger! What's New at Walt Disney World & Disneyland for 2026 - 2027
Explore the latest Disney World and Disneyland news for October 2026, including holiday events, new attractions, Disney expansions, and 2027 vacation offers.
What's New at Sea? The Cruise Industry's Biggest Updates for 2026 and Beyond
Big adventures are making waves! Discover the latest cruise industry news from Royal Caribbean, Carnival, Norwegian, Disney Cruise Line, and Virgin Voyages. From exciting new ships to unforgettable itineraries, explore what's next at sea and find inspiration for your perfect cruise escape.
Southwest Airlines Is Changing Its Seating Game: Here’s What You Need to Know
Southwest Airlines is officially transitioning to assigned seating starting January 27, 2026. Travelers will be able to choose their seats during booking beginning in late 2025. The new system will include group-based boarding, with Extra Legroom seats and premium fares getting priority. This marks the end of Southwest’s longtime open seating policy, offering a more structured experience for flyers.
Hotel Spotlights: Must-Stay Escapes Around the World
Hotel Spotlights for some unforgettable stays around the world
70 Years of Magic: What’s New at Disneyland in 2025
If you’ve ever dreamt of strolling down Main Street, U.S.A. hand in hand with nostalgia and wonder, 2025 is your year. Disneyland celebrates its 70th anniversary on July 17, and the park is more magical than ever. From the debut of “Walt Disney – A Magical Life” to exciting new additions like the refreshed Matterhorn Bobsleds and the ongoing expansion of DisneylandForward, this is a summer of celebration and transformation.
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Big Waves Made By Carnival Cruise Line
Carnival launched a new spend-based rewards program, brought back Coca-Cola, raised drink and Wi-Fi prices, and opened its private island, Celebration Key. Most “new rules” are long-standing but now more strictly enforced.