Airlines are letting passengers change travel plans without penalty if their trip might be affected by Hurricane Matthew. The airlines have already canceled some flights to the Caribbean. American and Delta are watching the hurricane’s predicted path and could scrap …
Carnival Cruise Line sent the Carnival Pride to New York this week instead of the Bahamas, leaving some passengers unhappy with the change. The Baltimore-based ship was rerouted due to the disruption and uncertainty of Hurricane Matthew, which is currently …
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x Embed x Share WUSA’s chief meteorologist continues to track Hurricane Matthew as it heads towards Cuba. LATEST UPDATE HERE: Airlines change-fee waivers expand north as Matthew nears (Wednesday, Oct. 6) Air travelers were keeping a wary eye on Hurricane Matthew as forecasts …
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Travelers who were planning on flying this week to or from areas affected by Hurricane Matthew, which is currently in the Caribbean and heading toward the U.S. East Coast, may find themselves changing their plans, and some airlines are ready …
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This week’s best travel bargains around the globe. Land – The Wyndham Reef Resort, on the east end of Grand Cayman, is offering two specials with savings of up to 40 percent. The Fall Only in Cayman All-Inclusive Special starts …
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Airlines are canceling some flights to the Caribbean and even the mainland U.S. as Hurricane Matthew is expected to spin toward Florida later this week. By late Tuesday, American Airlines had canceled about 120 flights through this Saturday, a spokesman said. …
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Jerry Inzerillo (second from left) with CHTA’s Chief Marketing Officer Matt Cooper, First Vice President Stuart Bowe, Chief Operations Officer Vanessa Ledesma, and Chief Executive Officer Frank Comito SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Gerard “Jerry” Inzerillo, CEO of Forbes Travel …
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It’s time for an urgent investment in the next generation of Caribbean travel and tourism leaders to elevate service standards within the region, according to Jerry Inzerillo, CEO of Forbes Travel Guide. “We have the soul to do it– …
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Hurricane Matthew in the Caribbean Sea just south of Cuba and Jamaica on October 2. The strongest Atlantic storm since 2007 is bearing down on the Caribbean, and is expected to dump three feet of rain and sustain winds up …
CHICAGO (CBS) — Concerns over the Zika virus have forced many travelers to change their plans or avoid a tropical vacation The Centers for Disease Control has issued travel notices for parts of Central and South America, the Caribbean, the Pacific …