Now that January is nearly in the rear view mirror, it is time for travelers to forge ahead. The Chinese refer to this time as the Lunar New Year, or the Year of The Rabbit. It is also time for travelers to break barriers and do things they have never considered doing. 2023 is a […]
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The Christmas season is winding down as we speak. New Year’s preparations are underway. The champagne is now the hot item on the shopping list. The party hats, the fancy 2023 party glasses, and New Year’s party supplies are on the shelves. 2023, a bigger and even better year is on the horizon. In Walt
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2022 is almost in the books. So much has happened in the past twelve months. The cruising industry bounced back strongly. The only direction now is forward. Everyone has been looking forward to Thanksgiving and Christmas shopping. Now, Christmas Day is approaching. It’s almost time to exchange presents. Before everyone knows it, it’ll be time
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As the cruising industry continues to forge ahead after the COVID pandemic, things have never looked better. Cruise lines are setting records on bookings as if the pandemic never happened. So, normalcy continues to forge on. The fun forges on. Favorite onboard activities have returned. Buffets have not disappeared as many had feared. No cruise
Formal night: Neckties are still in! Read More »
Traveling by train is the greatest experience anyone could ask for. Since 1971, Amtrak has made that possible for millions of Americans. In 2001, Amtrak introduced the Amtrak Guest Rewards program. It is considered one of the greatest passenger loyalty programs in the travel industry. For more than ten years, Amtrak Guest Rewards has been
Amtrak Guest Rewards: Next stop, new credit card and perks Read More »
In Walt Disney World, “the happiest place on Earth”, guests cannot be more displeased with the requirement of making reservations for each and every park. The requirement makes zero sense. In a previous article, a reasonable and logical replacement for the park pass reservation system was discussed. Guests do not need to be at wits
Disney no-brainer: A capacity cut-off time Read More »
Now that normalcy is here to stay, the world of travel can look nowhere else but forward. Well, unless you’re visiting any Disney theme parks, then normalcy must come with a different definition. The sad news is out. Universal theme park attendance has surpassed Disney park attendance. When has that happened? It is very much
Disney, it’s time for changes, NOW! Read More »
Now that the cruising industry is back on its feet, it’s time for the fun to resume full swing. All first time and avid cruisers are aware of the preparation process. The cruise is booked. The online check-in has been completed. Next, all cruisers have viewed the muster drill video. Once viewed, it’s time to
Cruisers, don’t forget the safety briefing! Read More »
Yes, the travel industry is back on its feet! It seemed as if the COVID pandemic had brought the travel industry to its knees. How remarkable it is to see airports and train stations teaming with passengers! Cruise terminals are once again welcoming cruise passengers at full capacity. Is it safe to say that the
Travelers vs unauthorized drivers Read More »
As the country continues to make progress exiting from the COVID pandemic, transitioning to endemicity, there’s still much improvement in the wings. In Walt Disney World, there are plenty of desired changes to be made. Guests by the millions can’t be happier not to be required to wear masks indoors. One can hear the millions
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