Articles tagged “safety”

In addition to sparking change on the ground, the U.S. government's latest initiative will also give travelers another safety risk to consider before booking an overseas trip.

When things go bad, people look to new destinations. We’re looking forward to seeing which places take this frown and turn it upside down.

The U.S. travel industry has worked very hard in the last few years to help loosen these visa restrictions and will be seething after hearing these remarks from senators, but can do little in face of safety-above-everything strategy the U.S. has followed since 2001.

New York state residents are less panicky about Ebola at their doorsteps than rest of the country. Though that may change if more cases and more bungling by authorities comes to light.

Americans are split about the need to ban travel and flights from the Ebola-affected countries in Africa, but the media and our politicians will continue to use misleading headlines and interpretations, even when stats actually say otherwise.

The Today show investigation was small in scope and didn't identify airlines, but the findings about dangerous bacteria on airline tray tables and TSA security bins are alarming, to say the least.

A funny flight attendant is much more likely to get passengers' interest than a video pre-loaded with a message from a CEO like Delta or United do.

Hotels are on the hunt for additional revenue generators, but ones that improve guests’ experience bring in more profit while boosting the hotel’s reputation.

SITA is one of the major industry players and by moving quickly and keeping costs manageable for airlines, it positions itself at the primary competitors in this, now, highly sought after market.

Qantas needs to find a few cuts that don't appear to be a PR disaster.