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Parade Day in D.C.: Sights, Sounds, and Surprises on the Army’s 250th

On June 14, 2025, Washington, D.C. played host to the U.S. Army’s 250th Anniversary Parade—an epic spectacle with thousands of troops, historic aircrafts, and a flood of visitors. But behind the marching bands and military jets, travelers found both thrills and hurdles, from packed hotels to citywide detours and stormy skies.

June 14, 2025

Travel Turbulence: How Middle East Strikes Are Shaking Up Summer Plans

In June 2025, military conflict erupted between Israel and Iran, leading to widespread flight suspensions and heightened travel warnings across the Middle East. Major airlines have canceled or rerouted flights, while governments are urging travelers to steer clear of the region. This story explains what these fast-moving events could mean for travelers, hotel guests, and the broader tourism landscape.

June 13, 2025

How a Devastating Air India Crash is Shaking Up Travel – and What It Could Mean for Your Next Trip

The recent crash of Air India Flight 171 sent shockwaves through the travel community, raising safety concerns, causing disruptions, and sparking changes that could shape the future of flying and tourism. Here’s what travelers like you need to know about the incident’s wide-ranging impacts—and why there might be hope for a safer, stronger future.

June 12, 2025

What Travelers Should Know: Speaker Mike Johnson’s Upcoming Visit to Israel and What It Means For Your Trip

With the U.S. House Speaker set to visit Israel in June 2025, Jerusalem is bracing for heightened security and possible disruptions. Here’s what visitors should expect, and how to navigate the city during this high-profile moment.

June 11, 2025

All Aboard the Next Chapter: Orient Express Gets a Luxe Makeover with Accor & LVMH

Accor and LVMH are teaming up to reimagine the historic Orient Express brand, expanding from legendary train journeys into sumptuous hotels and even grand sailing ships. Find out what this could mean for the future of luxury travel, from exclusive experiences to a new focus on sustainability.

June 10, 2025

Seattle to Rome, No Layovers: Alaska Airlines Sets Sights on Its First Non-Stop Transatlantic Adventure

Alaska Airlines just announced a big leap: its first-ever non-stop flight from Seattle to Rome, starting May 2026. For travelers, this could mean easier European getaways and new perks—but there are a few things to keep in mind as the airline navigates pricing and operational hurdles. Here’s what you can expect from this future route and how it might change the way Pacific Northwest flyers explore the world.

June 9, 2025

Seattle to Rome, No Layovers: Alaska Airlines Plots a Direct Path for Travelers in 2026

Alaska Airlines is taking a big leap across the pond with its first-ever nonstop flight from Seattle to Rome, scheduled to begin in May 2026. Get a sneak peek at what this means for Pacific Northwest travelers, jet setters, and the tourism industry on both sides of the Atlantic.

June 8, 2025

Colorado Springs Preps for Takeoff: Nonstop Flights to Cancun Land This Summer

Big news is on the horizon for Southern Colorado travelers! Starting June 7, 2025, Colorado Springs Airport (COS) will launch its very first direct international service, whisking passengers away to Cancun every Saturday with Southwest Airlines. This seasonal route offers a hassle-free way to reach Mexico’s sunny beaches—and a new chapter for COS.

June 7, 2025

America’s New Travel Ban: What Every Traveler Should Know Before Summer 2025

The U.S. government has announced a travel ban targeting citizens from 12 countries, effective June 9, 2025. As debate swirls, travelers, tourists, and the hospitality industry are bracing for impacts ranging from holiday headaches to economic hits. Here’s what you need to know—and what you might expect as global travel patterns begin to shift.

June 6, 2025

Is America Shutting Its Doors? What Trump’s New Travel Ban Could Mean for Global Travelers

As President Trump prepares to introduce a sweeping travel ban on visitors from 19 countries, the travel and hospitality world is buzzing with questions. Kicking in June 9, 2025, the new policy is already raising concerns about shrinking tourism, big economic losses, and a colder welcome for global tourists—even as the U.S. government points to national security.

June 5, 2025