Delta Vacations Ups the Ante on Innovation

Delta Air Lines has increased baggage fees on domestic and some international routes, becoming the latest airline in the United States to do so.

Airlines in the U.S. are no strangers to a game of follow the leader.

Among other initiatives, Sustainable Aero Lab serves as a platform where it openly discusses and promotes zero-emission aviation technologies, including developments such as SAF and hydrogen.

The dairy free range of desserts is now available on the Meetings for Change Plus event packages – with carbon labeling as standard.

The flights are perfectly timed to connect on to the airlines’ North American services to New York, Boston, Toronto and Montreal.

Thanks to  Quicktext’s cutting-edge AI technology,  Jaz Hotel Group is able to enhance guest interactions and streamline communication processes, ensuring a new improved level of service.

New appointments to the Board are expected later this year, which will seek to continue to broaden its representation. 

From expedited access at some of the festival’s most popular events to an exquisite members’ lounge in the center of the action, Delta is rolling out the red carpet for SkyMiles Members as the official airline partner of SXSW this year.

Αccording the survey published in Journal of Destination Marketing & Management, digital nomads, individuals who leverage technology to work remotely while traveling, have emerged as a vital market segment for global destinations. Recognizing this, smart destinations are increasingly tailoring their offerings to meet the unique blend of work, leisure, and lifestyle needs of these modern travelers. This adaptation often requires innovation at both structural and agency levels, involving international stakeholders, destination-based entities, and institutional participants.

When it comes to a family vacation, there is nothing I love more than cramming our SUV with various gear, driving away from our house in the middle of the city, pitching a tent, and sleeping on the ground next to my entire family. The sleep is often mediocre, we all end up smelling a bit ripe by the time we leave, but the time away together surpasses any other travel experience.

Even as we travel around the globe, it’s easy to forget that our planet is part of a much larger celestial dance. Sure, we mark the orbit of the Earth around the Sun each year, but nothing reminds us that we are part of something much bigger than the experience of watching the Moon slide in front of the Sun during a solar eclipse. 

In the autumn of 1897, after gold was discovered in the Klondike, my English great-grandfather rode out from a cattle ranch near Edmonton, Alberta, to make his fortune. It was late in the season. He traveled with three Americans, eight pack ponies, a Winchester rifle, a tin billycan for tea, a Dutch oven for making bread, a goatskin coat, and a few light mining implements. But the snowfall was heavier than expected, which made the ground treacherous for the horses. When his companions decided to sit out the winter with some fur trapping, my great-grandfather sold his share of the ponies for sled dogs and hired an Indigenous tracker instead. His pace picked up, but the weather deteriorated. When supplies got dangerously low, he suggested to his tracker that they eat the dogs. Eventually, he was forced to return to England empty-handed. His diary, however, survived.