Air-sea refers to travel packages or fares that include both air and sea transportation, such as cruises with flights to and from the departure port. These combined arrangements simplify planning and often save money by bundling tickets, transfers, and accommodations. They’re especially popular for international cruise vacations.
Delta Air Lines has opened its new Sky Club at Salt Lake City International Airport, marking its second-largest lounge worldwide and redefining the airport experience for travelers.
JetBlue and United Airlines launch their Blue Sky partnership, allowing loyalty members to earn and redeem miles across both networks, with more benefits coming in 2026.
Four Seasons Yachts launches a Chef-in-Residence programme aboard its first vessel in 2026, pairing acclaimed Michelin-starred chefs with onboard dining experiences.
HX Expeditions introduces two fully electric ‘silent science boats’ in Antarctica and the Arctic, reducing underwater noise and advancing sustainable exploration.
Nearly 22 million Americans are expected to take ocean cruises in 2026, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth, with the Caribbean remaining the top destination.
National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions unveils its 2027–28 program with new voyages across all seven continents, including a solar eclipse sailing and Arctic exploration.
Wizz Air will open a new base in Podgorica, Montenegro, in March 2026, adding 14 new destinations across Europe and boosting regional connectivity.
WestJet has introduced a new fee for reclining seats on select Boeing 737 flights, sparking passenger outrage and renewed debate about shrinking comfort in economy travel.
Spirit Airlines has received court approval for $475 million in financing and reached a new agreement with Airbus and AerCap, marking a major step in its ongoing restructuring process.
Carnival Cruise Line has opened bookings for its 2027–2028 sailings, featuring an exclusive solar eclipse voyage and a wide range of new itineraries across the Caribbean, Alaska, and beyond.