Disney Cruise Line's Summer 2026 Lineup Has a New Stop at a Stunning Italian Island — Plus New Journeys Through Alaska

There are about 1,500 Italian restaurants in Tokyo, but Alter Ego is one of the most legendary. Here the tajarin pasta is a tangle of delicately thin noodles bathed in a silky butter sauce; the minced duck is grilled on a skewer like a tsukune meatball and drizzled with a balsamic glaze. When Alter Ego opened in 2019, its popularity prompted the world of Japanese fine dining to more seriously consider the appeal of Italian fusion, which had until then been mostly the realm of chain eateries. Half a decade later, Tokyo's finest chefs are taking inspiration from Italy and beyond to whip up creative fare served on both white tablecloths and at casual counters.

I cruised with one of the least expensive cruise lines in the industry, and — spoiler alert — I loved it.

American Airlines wants you to get on the plane earlier.

As temperatures remain cold in the Northeast, airline deals are heating up. 

Alaska Airlines is making a big move in Dallas.

Luxury tour operator Abercrombie & Kent has long set the luxury travel bar with its epic continent-hopping private jet journeys—and now it’s launching one of its best offers yet. Travelers who book the 25-day Ancient Kingdoms & Dynasties: A Journey by Private Jet itinerary will get a complimentary nine-night pre-trip cruise with its sibling company Crystal Cruises. “This unprecedented collaboration … offers travelers a unique opportunity to experience the pinnacle of both air and sea adventures in one extraordinary experience,” said Ann Epting, Abercombie & Kent’s senior vice president of product development, in a statement to Travel + Leisure. 

Airlines are watching closely for any sign of changing travel patterns between the U.S. and Canada after President Donald Trump's threat of steep tariffs on Canadian goods prompted outrage among denizens of the Great White North.

Just five months before it's set to debut, Celebration Key, Carnival Cruise Line's new private beach area in the Bahamas, is nearing completion, with construction almost finished and several key milestones taking place.

Usually, the name of the game on vacation is to find a little peace from your day-to-day life, a spot to unwind, and time to just sit back and relax. But, simply put, some destinations are better suited than others for relaxing. If you need proof, just look to Book Retreats' Holiday Relaxation Report. The holiday booking site published its report that aimed to answer the question: where can travelers still find genuine peace and quiet? To find the answer, the team first created a seed list of 76 destinations, then analyzed each based on their «safety, solitude, serenity, nature, and wellness.» The rankings, it added, «drew from nine individual data points, including percentage of protected area, forest coverage, crowd density, noise and light pollution, peacefulness, and total wellness experiences.» It then gave each destination a score of one to 100, which then unveiled the 25 most relaxing holiday destinations to visit in 2025.

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

It’s a season of savings for travelers. Frontier Airlines recently announced the 'Love is in the Air!' fare sale, with discounted one-way flights as low as $19 to popular destinations including Fort Lauderdale, Las Vegas, and Orlando.  Travelers will need to act fast, as the fare sale ends on February 13, 2025, at 11:59 pm EST. The sale can be used to purchase tickets through May 21, 2025, with travel on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saturday. The airline has a variety of blackout dates, and the fares do not include government taxes or other fees such as checked bags.  “Ditch the chocolates and flowers this year, gift your Valentine the spring break getaway of their dreams,” Frontier Airlines shared on its website. “Spring travel is booking fast, so grab the lowest fares today!” The airline also included a fun image of two flamingos in the shape of a heart, as a nod to the tropical getaway that travelers can visit for spring break or summer vacations.Travel + Leisure spotted a variety of discounted one-way fares, including: 

Travelers looking for something a little off the beaten path have a new flight option to Italy's Puglia region, an area known for its proximity to the Adriatic Sea, delectable food and historic medieval architecture.