Delta Is Expanding at This Florida Airport — and Will Add a New Skyclub

Travelers have new ways to relax in the city of brotherly love. Philadelphia International Airport, a hub for American Airlines and focus city for Frontier Airlines, recently opened a new Chase Sapphire Lounge by The Club. The 20,000 square-foot lounge is located in the middle of Terminal D and E, and features local culinary touches including Philly cheesesteaks, a beer garden, and a mural designed by artist James Burns.  The lounge also features fun elements such as retro arcade games, as well as multiple large screen televisions for gaming. The space also has traditional amenities from personal showers to quiet resting areas. Families will be able to utilize separate play areas for children. 

We're in the throes of winter—and that means it's high time to either take a warm weather vacation or start planning a future beachside getaway. Thankfully, Tripadvisor has a few ideas of where you should go next. 

American Airlines keeps growing its presence at New York's LaGuardia Airport (LGA).

Legend of the Seas, the third ship in Royal Caribbean’s Icon Class, will launch in July 2026and spend its first summer cruising the Mediterranean. It will then journey to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, from where it will sail year-round to the Western and Southern Caribbean, the cruise line announced today.

Avianca Airlines is adding a new route that will connect travelers from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport to Colombia’s capital city, Bogotá. The new route will take flight on May 26, 2025, and operate four times per week on an Airbus A320  The flight will depart Dallas at 2:50 p.m., and arrive in Bogotá at 8:15 p.m. The return flight departs at 7:30 a.m., and arrives back in Dallas at 1:20 p.m.

Spring break is just around the corner. Depending on where you live — and your tolerance for cold weather — you may be more than ready to escape the seemingly endless winter and spend a few days in 80-plus-degree temperatures. But, simultaneously, you might be hoping to keep costs low. 

Spend a few minutes on Conde Nast Traveler’s website and you’ll see just how big of a fan we are of Expedia. The only thing we love more than taking a memorable, one-of-a-kind trip is scoring said trip through a hassle-free booking process that has tons of great deals. Expedia is a one-stop shop for everything you need, from flights and rental cars to hotels, cruises, and packages. Plus, it features top properties from all over the world so you can easily compare and contrast amenities, prices, and ratings all on the same platform. We particularly like the breadth of options available and the ease of navigating the site. No matter where you’re headed or what type of stay you’re looking for, Expedia has an option for every type of traveler.

Travelers have more ways to save on spring break and summer vacations.Allegiant Airlines, a discount carrier based in Las Vegas, recently released dozens of last-minute flight deals to popular vacation destinations including Fort Lauderdale, Sarasota, Orlando, and Tampa. Best of all, many of the flight deals are under $50 one-way, making them perfect for families or travelers looking to save. Travel + Leisure spotted a variety of one-way deals, including: 

A low-cost airline is offering a special last-minute Valentine’s Day gift. 

If you’re hoping to say "sea you real soon” to Captain Mickey or Minnie, Disney Cruise Line has exciting voyages on tap in 2026.

If Miami and Palm Beach had a love child, it would be Fort Lauderdale. Quickly shedding its image as just a spring break destination, the city is redefining itself as a place that lacks the formality of its neighbor to the north (Palm Beach), but has all the trappings of the vibrant metropolis to the south (Miami). And while Fort Lauderdale is quickly catching up on the five-star luxury-resort front, the real-estate (and therefore hotel) prices have not yet approached the levels of Palm Beach's on Worth Avenue. Fort Lauderdale lacks pomp and doesn’t take itself too seriously: It’s a place that still feels accessible thanks to an abundance of public beaches, a lack of gated communities, and a culinary scene that won’t break the bank.

Booking.com recently released its 13th annual Traveler Review Awards, unveiling the «Most Welcoming Places» worldwide to visit in 2025. Ratings for the list were derived from each destination’s volume of Traveler Review Awards, based on a three-year average of more than 360 million verified customer reviews on the company’s website and app.