News tagged future travel

Free Wi-Fi in the Sky: Southwest Makes Air Travel Sweeter for Rapid Rewards Members

Southwest Airlines is turning heads with its latest announcement: starting October 24, 2025, Rapid Rewards loyalty members can enjoy free Wi-Fi on all Southwest flights. In partnership with T-Mobile, this major upgrade is set to connect travelers across the entire fleet and could spark a ripple effect in airline perks industry-wide. But, will it always work as smoothly as promised? Let’s break it down for every type of flyer.

September 7, 2025

All Aboard for the Future: Spain’s Bold Night Train Dream Across Europe

Spain’s railway company RENFE plans to launch overnight train routes to 50+ European cities—including Paris, Milan, Berlin, and Lisbon. This forward-looking effort aims to offer travelers a greener, more comfortable alternative to flying, but faces some financial and technical obstacles on the tracks ahead.

August 2, 2025

“Not the Kind of Cruise Adventure Anyone Wanted: Navigating the Recent Gastrointestinal Outbreak on Navigator of the Seas”

A recent outbreak of gastrointestinal illness on Royal Caribbean’s Navigator of the Seas put over 130 vacationers under the weather. Here’s how it unfolded, what it means for cruise lovers, and how the industry may change moving forward.

July 21, 2025

Why Chicago’s Architecture Biennial 2025 Is a Must-See Event for Travelers

The next Chicago Architecture Biennial, themed "Shift: Architecture in Times of Radical Change," is set to unfold from September 2025 through February 2026. If you’re itching for a travel experience packed with free art, vibrant neighborhoods, and bustling energy, this major event might be for you. Here’s what visitors should know—both the exciting opportunities and the possible hassles.

July 6, 2025

Could Your Next U.S. Trip Be at Risk? What Travelers Need to Know About the Proposed Expansion of the U.S. Travel Ban

The Trump administration is reportedly weighing a significant expansion of its travel ban, potentially affecting travelers from 36 additional countries. If implemented, these changes could reshape travel plans, impact the tourism industry, and create plenty of questions for globetrotters and travel-dependent businesses. Here’s what travelers might need to watch for if the proposed policy takes effect.

June 16, 2025