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Fewer Travelers, Bigger Problems Walk through major U.S. airports these days, and you might notice a change, shorter lines, emptier terminals, and fewer foreign languages in the crowd. The reason? International travel to the U.S. is taking a hit, and it’s starting to show. In just the first few months of the year, there’s been a…
Tough Times for Travel: Delta Adjusts Plans Delta Air Lines, with its wide reach and hectic flight schedules, has said it will reduce its expansion for the rest of the year. The move comes as increasing costs and shifting travel patterns are beginning to impact airline bookings. The company’s change is part of a larger…
A Growing Issue for Chinese Nationals In an unexpected move, China has cautioned its citizens to be careful before visiting or studying in the United States. The caution comes as relations between the two nations continue to escalate, with China highlighting the possible issues its citizens may encounter while in America. The Ministry of Culture…
A New Way To Spend Your Layover Anyone who has experienced a long international layover knows just how exhausting and frustrating it can get. Waiting in those crowded terminals, tired from long flights, really seems to stretch the journey even further. But now American Airlines has come out with a new program that makes these…
The New Anxiety Around Travel For years, international travel has been seen as an exciting way to explore new cultures and make unforgettable memories. But now, a growing number of Americans say they’re feeling nervous about stepping outside U.S. borders, especially with the shifting global attitude towards the United States. Sarah, a 34-year-old from Chicago,…
A Settlement Before the Storm Just days before what was expected to be a dramatic court showdown in Chicago, Boeing has settled lawsuits with the families of two Americans who died in the 2019 Ethiopian Airlines crash. The crash involved a Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and killed all 157 people on board. The two victims…
After a break, the cruise line is now preparing to resume its operation once again, and with it, will offer memories of travel in the U.S. and Canada that last a lifetime. These small-ship cruises are meant to guide you to some of the most astonishing, undiscovered corners of North America, exactly as anyone interested…
A Bold Decision by the U.S. Government In a surprising and serious move, the United States has revoked all visas issued to South Sudanese nationals. This means anyone holding a passport from South Sudan will no longer be allowed to enter the U.S., and those already in the country may face legal uncertainty. The American…
Planning a Bahamas Trip? Read This First The Bahamas is known for its crystal-clear waters and sunny skies, but recently, the U.S. State Department has issued a strong travel warning for Americans planning a trip there. The Caribbean was previously rated as “Level 2: Exercise Increased Caution” on the State Department’s travel advisory scale, where…
Trans Travelers Face New Challenges Entering the U.S. Transgender and non-binary tourists are being asked to prepare in advance when flying to America, as changes in regulations under the present government are causing concern all over the world. Nations such as Germany, France, Denmark, Norway, and many others have released updated travel advisories, requesting their…
