The beach destination of Acapulco, once a booming honeymoon spot, is experiencing a renaissance like no other, led by private investments, new hotel openings, spas, restaurants, theaters and exhibit halls that have enhanced its offerings of luxury accommodations and attractions.
The Italian government vowed Thursday to keep its planes flying despite the collapse of talks with Air France-KLM, the sole remaining bidder for the money-losing carrier.
London’s famous Tower Bridge is getting an $8 million facelift over the next four years.
The British landmark will be stripped of its paint and repainted in traditional blue and white as part of plans announced Monday.
As part of an effort to strengthen its relationship with the travel trade, Sofitel has established a North American Travel Agent Advisory Board (TAAB), assembled from owners and executives of top-producing travel agencies.
Javier Diaz Merino, former incoming manager for Spain-based travel company Orizonia, has just been appointed the group’s new business develoment manager. Mr. Merino will report directly to Gabriel Subias.
Carnival Corp. has raised the fuel surcharge for six cruise brands to $7 per day for the first two passengers in each cabin. The surcharge was $5 per day.