InsideJapan has unveiled a new self-guided travel package, the "Hidden Zen" itinerary, which offers an exclusive 14-night journey through some of Japan's most secluded and culturally rich areas. The tour utilizes the newly opened Hokuriku bullet train route, connecting Kanazawa and Tsuruga, to introduce travelers to the western coast's lesser-known locales.
"La Dolce Vita Orient Express" Set to Charm Travelers with Luxurious Italian Journeys Starting 2025
The legendary Orient Express is gearing up to enchant travel enthusiasts with its new "La Dolce Vita" train service, commencing in spring 2025. Offering a throwback to Italy's glamorous La Dolce Vita era of the 1960s and 70s, the service will open bookings in April for its first season.
Pensacola Unveils Exciting Summer Lineup with New Attractions and Milestone Events
Pensacola, Fla. – This summer, Pensacola is set to captivate both regular visitors and first-time tourists with an array of fresh attractions and significant celebrations. The city promises an enriching experience with the launch of new direct flight routes, the introduction of exciting dining venues, and a variety of outdoor adventures.
American Airlines Enhances Inflight Experience with Premium Onboard Upgrades
American Airlines is set to elevate the inflight experience with a series of premium upgrades ahead of the busy summer travel season. The airline has announced an array of enhancements across its cabins, promising a stylish and enjoyable journey for its passengers.
Newark, New Jersey Crowned Top U.S. Destination for Antique Hunters
Newark, New Jersey, emerges as the premier destination for antique enthusiasts, topping Swordis' latest list of U.S. cities ripe for historic treasure hunting. The ranking, derived from a data-driven analysis of 50 American cities, highlights Newark for its dense concentration of antique stores, flea markets, and auction houses. With 34.1 antique stores per square mile, Newark leads the pack in offering rich, historical explorations.
Historic Rainfall Disrupts UAE, Swamps Dubai International Airport
The United Arab Emirates is grappling with unprecedented flooding following the heaviest rainfall ever recorded in the nation. Dubai International Airport, the busiest hub for international travel, has resumed partial operations even as floodwaters continue to inundate major roads and residential areas.
Refinery Hotel Offers Exclusive Kentucky Derby Experience in NYC
In celebration of the 150th Kentucky Derby, the Refinery Hotel in New York City is offering a bespoke "Kentucky Derby Package" on Saturday, May 4th. This package promises a VIP experience filled with Southern charm and a hint of Manhattan elegance, catering to guests who wish to enjoy the historic race from the heart of the concrete jungle.
Lufthansa Unveils New Allegris Cabin Design on Airbus A350, Starting May
Lufthansa is set to debut its innovative Allegris aircraft interior on May 1, marking a significant enhancement in passenger experience aboard the German carrier's fleet. The rollout of this new cabin design will begin with the Airbus A350 aircraft, initially serving the Munich to Vancouver route. Subsequently, the Munich-Toronto route will feature the new interiors, followed by expansions to Munich-Chicago and Munich-Montreal over the summer.
Boeing Engineer Calls for Grounding of All 787 Jets Amid Safety Concerns
In a significant escalation of safety concerns surrounding Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, engineer Sam Salehpour has called for a temporary grounding of all such aircraft globally to allow for thorough safety checks. This statement was part of an interview set to be broadcast in full on "NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt" this Tuesday. The timing is crucial as Salehpour is scheduled to testify before Congress on Wednesday regarding the safety issues he previously reported to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
United Airlines Suspends Flights to Tel Aviv Following Missile Attack
United Airlines has suspended its operations to Tel Aviv in response to the recent missile attack by Iran on Israel, which occurred on April 13. This decision comes as a safety precaution, affecting numerous flights including the scheduled service from Newark and a planned departure to Jordan from Washington Dulles on Tuesday.