Although year-over-year numbers are still horrific, hotels in the U.S. & Canada are slowly seeing more week-to-week occupancy, according to an industry marketplace insight provider.
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On Monday, May 18th, the governor of Hawaii, David Ige along with other Hawaiian officials, held a news conference that revealed a four-phase plan which will hopefully safely reopen the …
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In the past few days, more and more countries have announced they’re going to start opening their doors to tourists from other countries, albeit with some caveats. For example: Iceland …
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A website that searches and alerts for super cheap flights has made predictions about the price of flights in the long and short term. Dollar Flight Club, a website that …
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Delta’s schedule leading into summer shows significant changes from May, as it continues to be based on guidelines from the CDC and government regulations, as well as by customer demand. …
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This whole #coronacrapola has been awful in every way, shape and form. But from a sociological point of view, it’s been kind of interesting to see how each country has …
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In this age of technology, people tend to use credit and debit cards more often than cash. But there are some people who, for reasons, still prefer to use cash. …
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Due to concerns of COVID-19, the border between the United States and Canada will remain closed to nonessential travel for another 30 days, as per CTV News. The announcement was …
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Disney, Universal & Other Theme Parks
The Most “UnDisney” Thing I’ve Ever Seen From Walt Disney World
Walt Disney World (the entire Walt Disney Company, actually) has always presented itself as related to fun and magic and happy family memories. On the surface, they’ve always tried to …
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“Stay 6 feet apart.” “Stand on the X.” “Follow the arrows and don’t pass anybody.” Depending on where you are, different places have figured out different ways to encourage social …