A few days ago, I first wrote about a bizarre story, whereby an American couple is being jailed in Mexico over a dispute with a resort company. The couple claims that they’ve been jailed over a legitimate credit card dispute, while the company claims the couple committed fraud.

Here are this week’s travel and cruise headlines and news from around the web and interweb: ‘If you can’t afford to tip, you can’t afford to fly’: Frontier passenger gets drinks, snacks on flight. The MSC World America reveal you’ve been waiting for is here. Goodbye go-karts: Norwegian’s new ship...

Chase and United offera suite of co-branded credit cards, and that portfolio has recently been refreshed. In this post, I want to take a look at The New United Gateway Card, which is the no annual fee card that’s part of this portfolio. Airline credit cards are largely worth getting...

The Delsey Cruise 3.0 soft side has quietly been making a name for itself, quickly becoming a favorite for many frequent travelers. This review dives deep into what makes this particular piece of luggage stand out, while also taking a realistic look at some of its less conventional features. If...

An ‘underwhelming’ sign at Heathrow Airport welcoming visitors to the United Kingdom has got the internet talking after the popular Very British Problems meme account on Facebook took aim at the display for the lackluster effort that had been put into it. “The ‘Welcome to Britain’ display at Heathrow is...

I rank Emirates’ new first class as one of the world’s best first class products. Readers often have questions about whether a particular flight is scheduled to feature the new first class, so in this post, I want to cover that in a bit more detail, and provide an update...

In 2019, Japanese Star Alliance carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA) revealed an all new first and business class product. In this post, I want to take an updated look at ANA’s progress with installing these new cabins, especially with the summer 2025 IATA travel schedule officially kicking off as of...

Welcome to our weekly list of what’s ending this week as well as a collection of some other deals that are due to end soon. More than three dozen deals are ending this week, with most of them expiring on Monday because that’s both the end of the month and the...

I received an e-mail message prior to my stay at the InterContinental Sydney hotel pertaining to transportation to and from the airport. For this edition of this popular game, can you guess what... The post What Is Wrong With This Photograph? Part 294 appeared first on The Gate.

This week an economy passenger offers a fellow passenger $150 for a seat swap, we see the return of the Sightseer Lounge observation car to the 32-hour Texas Eagle route, and we learn how to see synchronized fireflies in South Carolina’s Congaree National Park. Delta Airlines Passenger Accepts 150 USD...

Over the years, we’ve gone over a lot of reasons why certain things on planes are the way they are. These are some of them: Why some planes’ emergency exit…

Hello from the St. Regis Rome. I am having a lovely stay at this… The post 2025 Weekly Review: March 29th appeared first on The Bulkhead Seat.

Catch up on the latest aviation and travel related news for the week ending March 29, 2025 in the ATX Jetsetter weekly recap. The post Weekly Recap: March 29, 2025 appeared first on ATX Jetsetter.

A moving walkway has been ripped out of American Airlines terminal 8 at New York JFK. That's going to make the long walks to some of the C gates feel even longer. But it's also going to make you spend more money at the shops along the way...