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What happens if a cruise ship leaves without you? (opens the original)
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Cruising is one of the most convenient ways to travel, thanks to seamless itineraries that allow passengers to visit multiple destinations with ease. But what happens if those careful plans go awry and you miss your cruise ship? Being left stranded on the pier is a thought that can rattle even the most seasoned of travellers, but it’s a situation that occurs more often than you might think. For every port, your cruise line will publicise the ship’s “all aboard” time, which is the absolute latest
Airfares Are at Record Highs. Here's How to Find Affordable Flights (opens the original)
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To the chagrin of budget travelers everywhere, airfares have continued to climb to new highs throughout 2026. In July 2026, for example, average airfares were nearly 26% more expensive than in July 2025, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statisticsâa significant hit to travelersâ wallets. And unfortunately, due to a complex web of geopolitical and economic factors, prices arenât expected to drop anytime soon. Historically, fall is the time of year when airfares cool off, but this
The Triumphant Return of the Airline Seatback Screen (opens the original)
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Airline passengers are all too familiar with onboard perks disappearing from planes, whether itâs free seat selection or in-flight snacks, complimentary checked bags, or simply the ability to recline your seat. Now, however, some of the largest US airlines are bringing back one passenger-beloved amenity: seatback entertainment screens. Thanks to a rising demand for more premium products, airlines are reversing course on the steady elimination of individual entertainment screens and are now add
3 new Italian train journeys for history buffs, design lovers, and foodie travellers (opens the original)
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October is one of the most magical months to visit Italy. In addition to pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds, this is the magical time of year when Italy’s harvest seasons briefly overlap – with olives, wine grapes, and truffles all peaking throughout the month. For travellers, an autumn getaway to Italy is an opportunity to experience seasonal foodie festivals, rare menu items at restaurants, and have better access to popular destinations throughout the country. Starting in October 2026, tra
3 New Italian Rail Journeys for History Buffs, Design Lovers, and Culinary Travelers (opens the original)
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October is one of the most magical months to visit Italy. In addition to pleasant temperatures and fewer crowds, this is the magical time of year when Italyâs harvest seasons briefly overlapâwith olives, wine grapes, and truffles all peaking throughout the month. For travelers, a fall getaway to Italy is an opportunity to experience seasonal culinary festivals, rare menu items at restaurants, and have better access to popular destinations throughout the country. Starting in October 2026, tra
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