News for the Savvy Traveler
The Boeing machinists’ strike continues as their union rejects the company’s “best and final” offer. The prolonged strike raises concerns about travel disruptions and financial losses for Boeing. If you’ve got a trip planned on a Boeing jet, brace yourself: the ongoing machinists’ strike could throw a wrench in your travel plans. Over 30,000 workers … Read more
The UNWTO and FIA are teaming up to make sports tourism more sustainable, ensuring the excitement of global events benefits both travelers and the planet. The roar of engines, the cheers of the crowd, the thrill of victory – sports tourism is a global phenomenon, drawing millions of travelers each year to witness and participate … Read more
Delta Air Lines is suing CrowdStrike over a massive IT outage that grounded thousands of flights, alleging negligence by the cybersecurity firm. The lawsuit highlights the vulnerability of the travel industry to cyber threats and raises concerns for travelers. The travel industry was thrown into disarray when a massive IT outage grounded thousands of Delta … Read more
New DOT refund policies for 2024 are strengthening passenger rights, but AI is the real game-changer. Airlines are using AI to automate refund processing, provide instant support, and personalize communication, making travel less stressful and more efficient. Picture this: your long-awaited vacation is abruptly canceled due to a flight cancellation. The disappointment is palpable, but … Read more
The Amarillo City Council rejected a proposed ordinance banning the use of city resources to aid travel for out-of-state abortions in a 4-1 vote. This decision makes Amarillo the largest conservative Texas city to oppose such a measure, sparking debate about the future of abortion access in the state. In a surprising turn of events, … Read more