In September, Boeing managed to deliver 33 airplanes, a modest increase compared to the same month last year, which recorded 27 deliveries. However, this slight upward trend is overshadowed by worrisome broader dynamics within the company, as its ability to fulfill aircraft orders is increasingly influenced by labor disputes. Currently, Boeing is grappling with the
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As the leaves change hues this fall, Suntory Global Spirits is breathing new life into its distinguished Scotch whisky offering, Bowmore. Situated on the picturesque Islay island, Bowmore has stood the test of time since 1779, making it one of the oldest distilleries in Scotland. Suntory’s aim is clear: to broaden Bowmore’s appeal, both to
As Hurricane Milton approaches the sunny coast of Florida, the tourism sector is bracing for the worst. With memories of Hurricane Helene still fresh, hotels and resorts are forced to take drastic measures. The expectation is that Milton will make landfall on Wednesday evening, impacting not only the physical landscape but the economic stability of
As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida’s west coast, the state’s airports are proactively responding to the imminent danger. Milton has escalated to a Category 4 hurricane, urging significant action from transport authorities. With its trajectory projected to impact regions near the Tampa area, airports like Tampa International swiftly ceased operations on Tuesday morning at 9 a.m.
As autumn begins to unfold across the country, Las Vegas persists in its warm embrace, with temperatures lingering in the 90s even as October rolls in. However, amid this sustained warmth, the Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens has transcended the searing sun to unveil a whimsical fall display. Dubbed “The Garden of Time,” this installation
Orlando, once primarily known as the playground of theme parks and attractions, is experiencing a transformation in its tourism narrative. The city is witnessing a notable increase in international visitor numbers, spurred by a strategic emphasis on promoting attractions beyond its famous parks. Despite these positive trends, recent hotel occupancy data suggests a return to
After a lengthy pause attributed to severe political turmoil, Royal Caribbean International is poised to resume its operations in Labadee, Haiti, a private destination for cruise passengers. The move marks a significant event for the cruise line, with the Adventure of the Seas set to be the inaugural vessel returning to Labadee today. The highly
Nestled just 1.8 miles from the Chinese mainland yet over 110 miles from Taiwan’s core, Kinmen Island has always held a strategic position in the complex web of Taiwan-China relations. Once a battleground steeped in military conflict during the mid-20th century, the island now bears the remnants of its tumultuous history in the form of
Matthew Cummings is a visionary who successfully blends the worlds of art and craft brewing. With formal education in glass sculpture—holding both a bachelor’s degree and a Master of Fine Arts—he made a significant impact on the local art and brewing scene when he founded Pretentious Glass Co. in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee, in 2012. However,
The food industry is undergoing a significant transformation, particularly in the realm of snacking and baked goods. With increasing awareness about health and nutrition, consumers are on the lookout for indulgent treats that do not compromise their wellness goals. In a strategic move to align itself with this trend, Mondelēz International—famed for its Oreo cookies—has
As Hurricane Milton approaches Central Florida, local attractions are ramping up precautionary measures to ensure the safety of guests and staff. While Walt Disney World Resort remains open as of now, it has taken proactive steps by suspending online theme park reservations for October 9, signaling heightened awareness of the impending storm’s potential impact. Disruption
Juneau, Alaska, a city renowned for its stunning landscapes and vibrant culture, has become a pivotal point for cruise tourism. Following the global slowdown caused by the pandemic, the cruise industry has rebounded dramatically, with 2023 witnessing a record influx of approximately 1.7 million visitors – a staggering 30% increase over pre-pandemic levels in 2019.
In a rapidly evolving travel landscape, where consumer preferences frequently shift, Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL) has decided to pivot in a significant way. According to David Herrera, the president of NCL, the introduction of the “More at Sea” initiative is not merely a rebranding effort. Rather, it represents a fundamental overhaul of the cruise experience,
As Hurricane Milton intensifies, with predictions placing it at a potentially devastating Category 5 level, cruise lines are taking proactive measures to safeguard their passengers and vessels. The Caribbean and Bermuda cruise itineraries are being updated to circumvent the storm’s expected path. Given the storm’s potential to create hazardous conditions, the decisions made by cruise
In a competitive airline industry that continues to recover post-pandemic, American Airlines is taking significant steps to bolster its market share, particularly within the corporate travel segment. After a tumultuous restructuring period that led to the shutdown of its corporate sales division in September 2023, the airline has begun to reinstate its global sales division—a
In a climate of increasing global awareness surrounding safety and security, perceptions of gun violence significantly shape travel intentions, particularly among travelers from Southeast Asia. A recent survey commissioned by CNBC Travel and executed by Milieu Insight reveals how the high prevalence of firearms in the United States affects travel decisions. While a majority of
The Elmqvist family epitomizes the essence of Swedish seafood culture, showcasing a heritage that has flourished for nearly a century. It all began with Lisa Elmqvist, whose humble beginnings as the daughter of a fisherman saw her selling fresh produce at a local waterfront market. This initial endeavor blossomed into a larger enterprise, culminating in
Nestled in the charming vicinity of Nacka Strand, Hotel J stands as an epitome of Swedish maritime culture. This aesthetically pleasing, red-bricked hotel is more than just a place to rest; it’s a serene escape from the frenetic pace of urban life. Overlooking the picturesque Djurgården island, the hotel provides a sense of tranquility that