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Royal Caribbean Doubles Cancellation Penalty: What Cruisers Must Know This October (opens the original)
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International and Celebrity Cruises are eliminating the 25% cancellation penalty tier for North American sailings effective October 11, 2026, meaning passengers who cancel a five-night or longer cruise in the weeks after their final payment window opens will now lose 50% of their total fare instead of 25%—a doubling of the financial hit. The change, announced to travel advisors on September 28, also ends the practice of routinely waiving cancellation fees for third and fourth guests on the same
Bangkok Floods: Flights Running as Army Tackles Suvarnabhumi Bag Backlog (opens the original)
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Suvarnabhumi and Don Mueang airports are open, flights are departing, and Bangkok's major attractions are accessible — but a separate crisis is unfolding in the baggage hall that could outlast the floodwaters by days. Thailand's military was deployed to Suvarnabhumi Airport on Monday morning, September 28, after four days of record flooding stranded enough ground-handling workers at home to produce waits of up to six hours at baggage carousels. Officials warned the backlog may take another two t
Eurostar Delays Across Four Countries: Engineering Adds Risk Through Friday (opens the original)
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Passengers traveling on Eurostar today face a compounding disruption: live track, technical, and station problems across Belgium, France, Germany, and the Netherlands are stacking on top of a planned-works window that gives French engineering the potential to add up to 20 minutes to a list of named trains through Friday, October 2. Eurostar's live updates board, last refreshed at 15:03 on September 28, shows more than a dozen active delay notices across the network; several disruptions flagged e
Nor'easter Fuel Crunch at Boston Logan: Delta Tops 100 Cancellations, Gale Through Monday (opens the original)
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The nor'easter that canceled more than 260 Boston Logan flights on Saturday has entered a second day with a problem that goes beyond wind and rain: fuel barges that supply the airport cannot reach Boston Harbor because of storm conditions, and they are being held in New York until at least Monday. That means an airport can be physically open and have a runway clear enough to land on and still not have enough fuel to let a full schedule of aircraft depart — a complication that will outlast the st
Carnival Panorama Cuts Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlán: Polo Reroutes September 26 Sailing (opens the original)
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Carnival Cruise Line has rerouted its Carnival Panorama away from two of its most popular Mexican Riviera stops, dropping Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlán from the September 26 sailing as Hurricane Polo — among the most intense Pacific hurricanes ever recorded — tracks toward the Baja California Peninsula. Passengers whose shore excursions were booked through Carnival will be refunded to their onboard account automatically; travelers who arranged independent tours at either port will receive nothing
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