Travel & Hospitality

USA Today is reporting that cruise ships once again may be launching from U.S. ports, including Miami and Fort Lauderdale, as soon as mid-July, depending on cruise lines’ pace and compliance

Just days after Greece began accepting vaccinated American tourists and France indicated it would soon follow suit, the 27-member European Union has set the stage to open the entire bloc

With newly vaccinated, typically jet-setting South Floridians anxiously waiting to see when the world—especially Europe—would reopen for travel, it’s welcome news that Greece has removed its COVID-19 travel restrictions. Consider

After months without cruises, people are eager to get back on the water. Miami-based Oceania Cruises recently saw company history with the launch of its itineraries for the 2022-2023 season

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Palm Beach County calls itself “Florida’s Golf Capital.” Home to dozens of famous players, top-ranked courses and the longtime headquarters for the PGA of America, it is a marketing moniker

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Shares of American, Delta, Spirit, Southwest and JetBlue airlines were all up sharply on Wednesday amid expectations the $2 trillion federal bailout will offer some help. The Senate bill, headed

Brightline’s announcement Friday that it would rebrand as Virgin Trains USA was followed Monday by an SEC registration for an initial public stock offering. Blanks for the price and size