Freedom Cruise Line Revives Plan for Nuclear-Powered Floating City
By Thomas Grant
Freedom Cruise Line is reviving plans for a mile-long floating city with homes, hotels, schools, hospitals and space for up to 80,000 people.
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World of Hyatt Turns Tennis Access Into Member Experiences
World of Hyatt is using The Player’s Box podcast to create member-only tennis experiences at major tournament moments in Paris, London and New York.
People Inc. Makes $18 Billion Offer for MGM Resorts
People Inc. has proposed buying the rest of MGM Resorts in a deal valuing the casino operator at more than $18 billion, adding to a wave of gaming sector consolidation.
United Adds New St. Croix Service as East Coast Network Expands
United Airlines will launch nonstop Newark-St. Croix flights this fall, adding a new Caribbean link while expanding service from its East Coast hubs.
Radisson Adds Historic Cambridge Hotel to Individuals Portfolio
The Gonville Hotel in Cambridge has joined Radisson Individuals, strengthening Radisson Hotel Group’s UK portfolio with a heritage-led boutique property.
Viking Opens Sales for 2028-2029 World Cruise Programs
By Thomas Grant
Viking’s new world cruise lineup expands long-duration ocean travel with routes spanning six continents, extended voyage options, and deeper destination programming.
June Events Across the United States Give Travelers a Full Early Summer Calendar
From music festivals and Juneteenth celebrations to rodeos, baseball, and regional heritage events, June gives U.S. travelers a wide range of reasons to plan short summer trips. The calendar shows how local culture remains a strong driver of domestic travel.