Following some quick repairs to damage from a Friday incident with another Carnival ship in Mexico, the Carnival Glory set sail from the Port of New Orleans Monday for a holiday cruise in the western Caribbean. Six passengers had minor …

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The Maldives has been a far-fetched destination that I always dreamed of visiting one day (but didn’t think it could actually happen), and I’m positive I’m not alone in that. Its turquoise blue waters, pristine white sand beaches, and luxe …

I Flew to the Maldives Roundtrip For $300 Using Credit Card Points — Here’s How You Can, Too Read more »

Details of the front-row monuments (FRMs) on LATAM Airways’ refreshed Boeing 767 and 777 business class cabins have been revealed. LATAM’s design brief was for the FRMs to flow seamlessly into the VantageXL Honeymoon seats from Thompson Aero Seating, and in turn, …

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Director General Joy Jibrilu impresses leading tourism experts to win coveted Caribbean Travel Award Expert stewardship and deft handling of the post Dorian climate in The Bahamas were just a few of the attributes that landed the Bahamas Ministry of …

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As we head into a new decade, we reflect on the many changes that have happened across the world because of technology, climate change and other shifts in lifestyles. The world of travel is no different, and Smarter Travel has put together a list …

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  Marriott sent shock waves through the travel industry over the summer when the world’s biggest hotel company announced a full-fledged foray into the fast-expanding, increasingly competitive all-inclusive sector.  It was not a surprise, then, that the company said its …

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