Carnival to Charge Different Drink and Wi-Fi Prices Based on When You Sail
Carnival Cruise Line will begin charging variable prices for beverage and Wi-Fi packages starting Dec. 1, based on a cruise’s length, itinerary and season, drawing mixed reactions from passengers online.
State Department Warns Americans of Detention and Exit Bans in China
The State Department has warned Americans traveling to China that routine activities, private messages or photos could lead to wrongful detention or an exit ban preventing them from leaving the country, sometimes for years.
TSA Says Halloween Costumes Could Slow You Down at the Airport This Year
The TSA warns that Halloween masks, heavy costume makeup, metal accessories and weapon-like props can trigger extra screening or outright bans at airport checkpoints this week.
TSA Orders Checkpoint Officers to Stand While Checking IDs, Drawing Union Pushback
The TSA is requiring officers who check passenger IDs at checkpoints to stand rather than sit, a change the agency says improves security and hospitality but that the officers’ union says was imposed without consultation and could hurt worker comfort and safety.
Flight Attendants’ Quick Hotel Safety Check Is Gaining Attention
Flight attendants describe a quick six-step “hotel room autopsy” — checking hiding spots, exits, locks and more — that they say takes about 90 seconds and can improve safety without adding stress to a trip.
NBC’s Today Show to Broadcast Live From Kenmare on October 16
NBC’s “Today” show will air a four-hour live broadcast from Kenmare, County Kerry, on October 16 at the Sheen Falls Lodge, as part of a tourism-sponsored special featuring the show’s regular hosts.
Fall Camping Season Peaks Across Six U.S. Parks and Mountain Regions
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