Robert Curley
Paris 2024 Summer Olympics Preview
Companies looking to attend the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris next year may have to make a Herculean effort to find accommodations and tickets.
Camel Rides Exposed: How to Research Animal Cruelty
A recent PETA video exposé about camel rides at the pyramids of Giza in Egypt has left meeting planners questioning how they can evaluate such activities for their groups.
What’s Up With the Florida Travel Warnings?
A trio of advocacy groups have gone public with warnings for people of color and LGBTQ+ individuals traveling to Florida.
Flight Delayed? You’ll Get Paid
The Biden administration is proposing to establish mandatory compensation to air travelers who are delayed or stranded.
World’s Busiest Airports Near Pre-Pandemic Passenger Levels
Airports still aren’t quite as busy as they were before the COVID-19 pandemic struck. But they’re getting closer.
No Room for Air Rage
Air rage could earn passengers a ban from flying commercially under legislation now pending in Congress.
Nationwide Protests Continue to Disrupt Travel in France
Nationwide protests and strikes are hampering, if not shutting down, travel to France—with no clear end in sight.
Mexico Travel Safety: Mixed Messages
Unlike other destinations, Mexico doesn’t have a general travel advisory warning from the U.S. State Department; each of its states has its own travel advisory.
ETIAS to Start Next Year
Americans heading to Europe next year will face new paperwork requirements and fees with the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS).
Drought Conditions Could Affect Summer European Cruises
Lack of snow and dry conditions in some parts of Europe are raising concern about a summer drought that could affect river cruising.
Air Travel Will Soon Return to Pre-Pandemic Levels
By December 2022, international air travel had risen 152.7 percent over 2021, and that momentum will continue into 2023.
