We got a sneak peek at Norwegian Cruise Line's new thrill ride, and it's epic

Frontier Airlines announced 22 new routes across its United States network, launching in December. 

Norwegian Cruise Line is launching a new brand positioning and upgrading its popular inclusive package. 

Hurtigruten, Norway's iconic coastal cruise line, has recently achieved a significant milestone by becoming the only travel brand to receive the prestigious "Made in Norway" certification. This government-backed initiative celebrates Norwegian craftsmanship, authenticity and sustainability on a global scale.

An escape to the Caribbean will be easier than ever this winter thanks to a brand-new United Airlines flight launching from the New York to the island of Dominica in February.

It's the end of an era. After years of offering variations on its Free at Sea booking perks promotion, Norwegian Cruise Line is sunsetting its signature offering of included drink packages, Wi-Fi, shore excursions and specialty restaurant dining.

People go to Giverny to see the gardens that moved Monet and to Arles for the fields behind van Gogh’s madness. They trek through the Louvre as if by magnetic force, seeking — what else? — the Mona Lisa selfie.

According to the trade group Cruise Lines International Association, 10% of cruisers go on three to five vacations at sea a year.

My family recently returned from a seven-night sailing across New England and Canada on Norwegian Cruise Lines' giant Norwegian Breakaway ship.

There are two types of train trip: The long, slow, and often luxurious train journey that takes you through beautiful scenery that you book specifically to spend time on the rails; and the speedy, no-nonsense, cheap train ride you take to get from point A to point B as quickly as possible. In the first category, you’ll find grand trips like Australia’s The Ghan, South Africa’s Blue Train, and Britain’s Caledonian Sleeper. In the second, there are trips from London to Brussels in just two hours, from Rome to Venice in four hours, and from Miami to Orlando in three hours. And if you’re a train traveler who belongs to the second category and likes getting places fast without flying, there are plenty of trains in this world that do just that at speeds previously unimaginable on land, including the fastest train in the world and its closest competitors.

This story was first published on February 27, 9:40 AM Mauritius Standard Time, and will be updated as the story develops.

When most Americans think of cruises, they probably think of island-hopping in the Caribbean or cruising by glaciers in Alaska from afar. That may be appealing for some people, but for others, the idea of being lazy on a ship of thousands of people for a week doesn’t sound like much of a vacation.

The popularity of train travel continues to grow, and with it come new sleeper train routes and new luxury trains. Norway, not wanting to be left behind in this trend, is getting in on the action. A new luxury train service is coming to the Scandinavian country in the fall of 2025, and if its name is any indication, it should deliver a very lavish experience.