Ready to sail? New cruise line joins Port Canaveral
Another cruise line will soon join Florida's Port Canaveral: Princess Cruises. Port Canaveral and Princess Cruises announced Tuesday that Princess would join Port Canaveral's fleet of cruise lines in the fall 2024 and offer voyages to eastern and western Caribbean destinations, including St. Thomas, St. Maarten, San Juan, Grand Turk, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Belize City, Mahogany Bay, and others.
Southwest brings back Companion Pass for limited-time only
Customers have to act quickly if they want to take advantage of the promotion.
Pay $30,000 a year to live on a cruise ship, travel the world
The program is three years long and includes stops at 375 ports across all seven continents.
From Florida to Hawaii: World’s best beaches for 2023 revealed by Tripadvisor
Whether you prefer a lazy beach day or an underwater adventure, this year’s top 25 beaches feature something for every traveler.
Travelers see long delays for rental cars at Orlando International Airport
After airline passengers said they had to wait in long lines over the weekend – some an hour or more – to pick up their rental car from Orlando International Airport (MCO), or to find out that there were no vehicles available, at least one national car rental company said it has made adjustments; however, with the busy spring season ahead, at least one travel expert does not believe the issue will improve.
Press conference: Orlando International Airport sees 50M travelers in 2022
Orlando International Airport (MCO) saw more than 50 million passengers in 2022, the second time the airport has hit that milestone in its history. In 2021, the airport saw 40 million passengers.
Florida flights delayed due to FAA computer system issue
Some flights arriving and departing from Florida airports were delayed Monday afternoon after the FAA reduced traffic to fix an air traffic computer issue. That issue has since been resolved, the FAA said
Smoother travels ahead? Southwest to resume 'normal operations' Friday
After canceling hundreds of flights following the Christmas weekend due to a winter storm and internal scheduling issues, Southwest Airlines said it would resume normal operations on Friday, Dec. 30.
Here's where you can ski, snowboard indoors in Florida
Whether you're skiing for the first time or need some practice before hitting the slopes somewhere else, there's a spot in Orlando where you can ski -- or snowboard -- indoors!
Feds to investigate after Southwest Airlines travel disaster
President Biden tweeted that the feds are working to hold airlines accountable after thousands of cancelled flights during the holiday season.
Southwest Airlines baggage overflowing at Orlando International Airport
Many are stranded at Orlando International Airport after Southwest airlines cancelled thousands of flights over the past week.
Passengers frustrated over long lines, missed flight at Orlando airport
Some passengers at Orlando International Airport (MCO) traveling ahead of the holidays were met with long lines and missed flights on Monday, days ahead of Christmas Eve and Christmas Day travel. More than 2 million people are expected to travel through OIA for the holidays.
Airbnb: Perceived Black guests have more trouble securing bookings
Airbnb has released a report saying that certain racial groups have more trouble securing the booking of their choice compared to others.
AAA estimates 112.7 million people will travel for winter holidays
The agency said that's more than 3.6 million travelers than last year and close to pre-pandemic levels.
Here's when you can visit U.S. national parks for free in 2023
The waived admissions free doesn't cover the amenity or user fees.
Orlando International running low on fuel
Orlando Airport officials say their reserve airplane fuel reserve is lower than normal
Busiest travel day of the Thanksgiving season
Travelers gear up to travel after Thanksgiving
Florida flyers deal with airline cancellations due to snow storm
Several flights at Orlando International Airport have been cancelled and delayed due to snow storms up north
Thanksgiving travel forecast: Roads, runways will be jammed, experts say
Thanksgiving travel is expected to be among the busiest we’ve seen in decades.
Brightline high-speed testing begins this weekend
Brightline will begin testing its trains at higher speeds through northern Brevard County this weekend in preparation for its opening to Orlando