Travel & Hospitality

International travel is expected to trounce domestic travel this summer, but U.S. cities and beaches should do okay. Hello, Miami! 

“From France, the Miami route choice was a natural connection because it is a dreamy destination for Parisians—and a gateway hub to cruise ports to additional attractive leisure destinations.”

It’s a tough market to crack, but NFL champ Patrick Mahomes is on board.

Orlando’s premier destination offers some extravagant adult experiences for those seeking an escape that mixes in relaxation, adventure and fine dining.

The technology will provide guests with one of the most developed high-speed connections in the world, both while sailing and when in port. 

The fourth ship in the brand’s award-winning Edge Series, Ascent, will be the newest ship out of South Florida.

Her message for Pride Month and all months: “We all belong to the same race, the human race, and that’s how we should be treated.”

The all-inclusive culinary cruise will sail in March 2024 from Miami to Nassau and Great Stirrup Cay.

The high-speed service recently began selling tickets for its Miami to Orlando route.

Fares start at $79 for adults and $39 for kids.

The premium line’s new ship joins Celebrity Beyond to add to its acclaimed Edge series of oceanliners.

“Our bespoke 737s offer the zenith of shared private travel both in personal space and in-flight service. From Loro Piana bedding to cut crystal glassware, ours is the finest service in the sky,” says Fleet Clubs co-founder and CEO Bernard Schwartz.