American Airlines announced that Ganesh Jayaram has been named Executive Vice President and Chief Digital and Information Officer (CDIO), effective Sept. 1. Jayaram will report to American’s CEO Robert Isom.

The U.S. Travel Association unveiled a weeklong preview today of its popular Daily Getaways program, the annual initiative to stimulate travel across America.

But this year, there lies some changes. Due to shortage of manpower and supply disruption, some cities cancel July 4 fireworks and celebration.

The US Center for Disease Control and Prevention has not added any new destinations on Monday to its highest-risk category for travel. This comes after months and months of discouraging additions to its Level 4 category, in which destinations are …

As the number of COVID-19 cases are declining in the United States, the CDC last week has said that 99.5% of the U.S. population is in a location where COVID levels are low enough that people do not need to …

As various countries are lifting the COVID-19 restrictions, many people are considering to take a cruise vacation to get far away form the madding crowds. This will prove a blessing for the cruise industry that was struggling during the pandemic. …

America’s Radisson Hotel Group is trying to bring the ‘roaring twenties’ back according to the group’s interim CEO Tom Buoy. Their launch of Country Inn & Suites will reach new markets. They continue offering the same hospitality that their company …

The New York Firefighters and the Police Department will again take part in the St.Patrick’s Day parade. It will be hosted on 5th Avenue, in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York. This parade comes after 2 years …

St.Patrick’s Day Parade is a cornerstone of the Irish community across the world. It is a time when everyone is Irish and the people go green in celebration of the Irish culture. Drinks, music and good old fashioned Irish fun. Leprechauns, parades, military bands, dances and floats.

The rising COVID-19 pandemic  fears coupled with the war in Ukraine as led to many American tourists to cancel  their travel plans to Europe. A recent survey conducted amongst the US tourists revealed that 62% of them were concerned about the war in Ukraine spreading to nearby countries as a factor impacting plans to travel to Europe.