News tagged rome

Keith Haring’s Bold Art Set to Color Rome: What Travelers Can Expect from the 2026 Palazzo Braschi Exhibition

A massive Keith Haring retrospective is coming to Rome’s Palazzo Braschi from October 2026 to April 2027, stirring excitement among travelers and art fans. This analysis explores how this upcoming event could shape your Roman holiday, from cultural highs to practical travel tips.

October 6, 2026

New Nonstop Houston-to-Rome Flights: What It Means for Your Next Big Trip

ITA Airways will start direct flights between Houston and Rome in May 2026—a move that could make your European vacation or business trip a lot smoother. Here’s what travelers should know about this major new route, the opportunities it brings, and a few bumps that might be on the runway.

January 17, 2026

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