darrell47+FollowAlbany’s new direct flight to Florida is here!Just as winter tightens its grip on the Capital Region, Albany International Airport has rolled out a direct flight to sunny Fort Myers, Florida, thanks to Breeze Airways. No more layovers or complicated connections—just hop on a plane every Wednesday or Saturday and trade snow for sunshine. With Florida already a top getaway for locals, this new route makes spontaneous escapes even easier. Plus, more direct flights to other Florida cities are coming soon. How do you feel about these new travel options? Would a quick Florida trip help you survive the cold months? #News #AlbanyNY #TravelNews00Share
darrell47+FollowSouthwest’s New Plus-Size Policy DramaSouthwest is shaking things up for plus-size travelers starting January 2026. No more easy refunds for extra seats unless there’s an empty one on your flight, and you have to jump through a few hoops to get your money back. People are sounding off—some say it’s fair, others are worried about shrinking seat sizes and losing the extra space they paid for. Would you pay double just to sit comfortably? #News #SouthwestAirlines #TravelNews00Share
darrell47+FollowAlbany’s new nonstop flight to Florida is here!Capital Region locals dreaming of a Florida getaway can now skip the layovers—Breeze Airways just launched a direct flight from Albany to Fort Myers. With winter settling in, this couldn’t come at a better time for anyone itching for some sunshine. Flights run Wednesdays and Saturdays, making spontaneous escapes easier than ever. Breeze is the only airline offering this direct route for now, but more options are coming soon. Plus, Albany International is getting a major facelift, so travel is about to get even smoother. Who’s thinking about booking a trip south? Let’s talk travel plans! #News #AlbanyNY #TravelNews00Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowWhy Balloons Are Delaying Your VacationImagine showing up at the airport, only to find your flight delayed because of... balloons. That’s what’s happening in Lithuania, where mystery balloons from Belarus keep shutting down the main airport, stranding travelers and causing headaches for everyone from tourists to business folks. It’s more than just a travel hassle—it’s a new kind of border drama. Lithuania’s even offering cash for anyone who can invent a balloon-busting tech fix! If you’re traveling in the region, double-check your flight status and pack some extra patience. #Business #Industry #travelnews00Share
Charles Coleman+FollowAlaska Airlines Startup Shuts Down for GoodRemember that airline that wanted to turn Anchorage into the next big transpacific hub? New Pacific Airlines just pulled the plug—no more pivots, it’s over. They tried everything: Asia routes, random US flights, even charters, but the numbers just didn’t work. The dream of a mini-Icelandair in Alaska? Crashed. Now, their 757s are up for grabs and the employees are back on the job hunt. Wild ride, but it’s officially the end of the runway. #News #airlines #travelnews00Share
Sandra Escobar+FollowSouthwest’s Boarding Shake-Up Has Flyers FumingSouthwest is ditching its famous open seating and switching to a boarding system based on fare tiers—think groups 1-8, just like every other airline. Want to board earlier? That’ll cost you. Free checked bags and never-expiring credits are already gone, and now loyal customers are saying Southwest is losing its special sauce. Is this the end of the airline’s friendly, budget-friendly vibe? Frequent flyers are NOT happy about the changes! #News #SouthwestAirlines #TravelNews193Share
Jamie Watson+FollowNational Parks Now Costing Like Disney?!Dreaming of seeing the Grand Canyon or Yellowstone? Get ready to save up—starting 2026, international visitors will pay nearly Disney-level prices to enter top U.S. national parks. The new fees? An extra $100 per person, per day at 11 major parks, plus higher annual passes for non-U.S. residents. U.S. citizens keep the old rates. The government says it’s about fairness, but for travelers, it’s a major budget-buster. Would you still go? #Travel #NationalParks #TravelNews01Share
Justin Dixon+FollowNational Parks’ $100 Surprise for TouristsMajor heads-up for anyone planning a bucket-list trip to America’s top national parks: starting in 2026, non-U.S. visitors will have to cough up $100 per park! Locals still get in for way less, and there are some new fee-free days just for residents. If you’re not American and want to hit more than three parks, the $250 annual pass is the only way to go. Wild, right? #Travel #NationalParks #TravelNews00Share
Jennifer Rojas+FollowIberia’s New Madrid–Newark Flights!Iberia is leveling up its NYC game! Starting March 2026, you can fly nonstop from Madrid to Newark every day. That means more flexibility, more flight times, and even better deals if you’re planning a Spain trip. With this new route, Iberia will offer over 350,000 seats between Madrid and the New York area next summer. Dreaming of tapas and late-night strolls in Madrid? This just got way easier! #News #Iberia #TravelNews00Share
Kelly Mack+FollowNational Parks’ $100 Surcharge for Tourists?!Plot twist for your next U.S. adventure: Starting 2026, international visitors will have to cough up an extra $100 per person to visit 11 of America’s most iconic national parks (think Yellowstone, Yosemite, Grand Canyon, and more). U.S. residents? No change for you. The new digital pass system is coming too, but fee-free days are now for locals only. If you’re planning a multi-park trip from abroad, that $250 annual pass might be your best bet! #Travel #NationalParks #TravelNews10Share
