In travel news for May , 2023 we talk about Princess Cruises pacific coast sailings, United and Delta are in a public dispute over Japan, and the MICHELIN Guides official Whiskey.
Discover the Wonders of the Pacific Coast with Princess Cruises' 2024-2025 Sailings
Princess Cruises is set to offer 75 unique sailings to Pacific Coast destinations, including California, Mexico, and Hawaii, from fall 2024 through spring 2025. With a range of 21 itineraries across 28 destinations in seven countries, travelers can embark on their journey from Los Angeles, San Francisco, or Seattle. The diverse itineraries feature popular destinations like Hawaii, the Mexican Riviera, and California, as well as extended trips to the South Pacific, Tahiti, and the Hawaiian Islands. The Ruby Princess and Majestic Princess ships will provide roundtrip cruises to various destinations, offering passengers unforgettable experiences. The 2024-2025 cruise season showcases the unique treasures of the Pacific Coast, providing easy access and exceptional value for travelers seeking unforgettable memories and life-changing experiences.
United and Delta Clash Over Tokyo's Haneda Airport Service Amid Changing Market Dynamics
A public dispute has arisen between United Airlines and Delta Air Lines over service to Tokyo International Airport (HND) also known as Tokyo International Airport, revolving around the limited number of daily landing rights allocated by the Department of Transportation. Delta has requested more flexible scheduling to Tokyo, Japan; while United advocates for changes to be made through a competitive, public process. Delta's Proposal suggests that U.S. airlines be allowed to use up to two Tokyo International Airport slots to serve any U.S. gateway for a three-year pilot program. United claims that Delta's high fares on the Portland-Tokyo route reveal an ulterior motive, while Delta cites weak demand from Portland and Honolulu. The outcome of this conflict may impact available routes and fare prices for travelers flying to Tokyo International Airport.
Basil Hayden Joins Forces with MICHELIN Guide U.S. to Elevate Culinary and Bourbon Experiences
Basil Hayden has become the official American Whiskey of the MICHELIN Guide U.S., with both brands sharing values of elevated standards of excellence. The partnership aims to make sophisticated culinary and spirits experiences accessible to all. A key event is an immersive "tasting garden" touring popular food festivals across the U.S., offering attendees Basil Hayden craft cocktails paired with MICHELIN-inspired small bites. In addition to the pop-up tour, Basil Hayden will serve as an official partner of the 2023 MICHELIN Guide ceremonies and present the MICHELIN Exceptional Cocktails Award. The collaboration is designed to introduce attendees to the world of Basil Hayden and the MICHELIN Guide, creating unique and memorable experiences for whiskey novices and seasoned bourbon drinkers alike.