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Atlas Ocean Voyages is back with another aggressive sale, and there are some genuinely good values here. Which is somewhat surprising as Atlas continues to move up market and charge more on most departures.  This time, select 2026 and 2027 voyages are discounted by as much as 58%, with deals stretching from the Caribbean to […]

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Oceania Cruises, a luxury cruise lines with less than 1200 guests per ship is inviting Gluten free adults and those with Celiac disease to come and travel with them! Offering the first ever Gluten free sailings. This is a game changer for the million of people who live daily trying to find gluten free options. […]

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One of the knocks against airline elite status today is that upgrades seem harder than ever to get. Premium cabins go out full, airlines sell more upgrades than ever, and even top-tier elites often find themselves staring at the waitlist instead of champagne in business class.  That’s why I was pleasantly surprised when an upgrade […]

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When planning a trip, most travelers focus on flights, hotels, and transportation. But once you arrive, what are you actually going to do when you get there? Sit in a hotel room? Walk around aimlessly or go on vacation? That’s where Viator comes in. Viator is one of my favorite tools for finding tours, excursions, […]

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Every time an airline takes delivery of a new long range jet, I catch myself asking the same question: where could they actually fly this thing? Route planners live in the world of aircraft range and great circle distance, but most of us only ever see a brochure number and a pretty marketing map. I […]

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