Robert Curley
35,000 Las Vegas Hospitality Workers Threaten Walkout
After months of negotiation, 35,000 Las Vegas hospitality workers have set a strike deadline of Nov. 10 before walking off the job.
Acapulco Reels in Aftermath of Damage Inflicted by Hurricane Otis
For American tourists and others affected by the storm, the U.S. State Department is organizing evacuations by air and bus from the city.
State Dept. Warns Travelers About Risks Arising from Mideast War
The outbreak of a Mideast war has the U.S. State Department cautioning U.S. citizens of heightened risk when traveling internationally.
Cruise Ship, Charter Flights Aid Evacuation of Americans from Israel
In just a week, the conversation has shifted from, “Should Americans still go to Israel?” to “How can we get Americans out of Israel?”
Fallout from War in Israel Includes Flight & Travel Cancellations
Attacks by the Palestinian group Hamas have resulted in a declaration of war by Israel and major disruptions in travel and tourism.
Delta Bows to Backlash Over SkyMiles Changes
Delta Air Lines’ bid to reduce the benefits of its SkyMiles loyalty program has faced a negative backlash, forcing the airline to backpedal.
Disruptive Air Traffic Controller Shortage Won’t Be Solved Soon
The U.S. has a shortage of 3,000 air traffic controllers, a problem that already is having a big impact on flights and airport operations.
UNESCO Adds 42 Sites to World Heritage List
UNESCO has added dozens of new sites to the UNESCO World Heritage List, including ancient Native American mounds in Ohio.
Canadian Govt Warns LGBTQ+ Travelers About New U.S. Laws
The Canadian government is cautioning travelers to the U.S. about new state laws that target the LGBTQ+ community.
Travelers Encouraged to Return to Maui, Respectfully
Hawaiian tourism officials say groups can travel to the island of Maui but should stay away from fire-ravaged West Maui.
Comfort-seeking Air Travelers Drive Demand for Premium-class Seats
Airlines are adding more “premium-class” type seats in response to surging demand from travelers willing to pay more for comfort on flights.
Climate Change Causing Radical Shifts in Travel Planning
Extreme heat and other effects of climate change are forcing meeting planners and groups to adapt to new realities.
Top Tourist Attraction in Alaska is Melting Away
While tours on Mendenhall Lake and River in Alaska are not currently operating, the damage is confined to the area directly around the river.
Airline Hijackings Are More Fiction Than Fact
The AppleTV+ miniseries “Hijack” put a spotlight on an aviation security, but this threat has diminished in recent decades.
