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Tristan Richards

From Intern to CEO: Trivago’s Plot Twist

Ever thought your coffee-fetching days were just a blip? Trivago’s new playbook says otherwise. After the pandemic nearly wiped out their revenue, the travel site handed the keys to a crew of former interns—now running the show. Why? They get what young travelers want (think: spontaneous trips, not just family vacations). The big shift: companies are betting on leaders who started at the bottom and know what customers actually care about. So, next time you’re the newbie, remember—you could be the boss one day! #CareerHacks #TravelTrends #InternToCEO #Business

Kristin Shaw

Silver Shines, Oil Squirms, Airlines Groan

Grab your coffee—here’s what’s brewing in the money world: Silver is stealing gold’s thunder, hitting 12-year highs thanks to solar demand and tight supply. Oil traders are sweating about a possible price spike in 2026, hedging their bets to avoid a wallet shock. Meanwhile, airlines are grumbling over pricey green fuel mandates, and Europe’s buying up all the LNG it can get. If you’re investing, keep an eye on silver and energy swings—they’re moving fast! #SilverSurge #OilWatch #TravelTrends #Business

gordonangela

Royal Caribbean’s Captain Passes the Torch

Big news from the high seas: Royal Caribbean’s longtime captain, Richard Fain, is handing over the wheel after decades of steering the cruise giant. Starting late next year, Jason Liberty will be both CEO and Chairman. What’s this mean for your next vacation? Expect fresh ideas and maybe new perks as the company looks to wow travelers and keep the cruise vibes strong. Change at the top could mean more innovation for your next getaway! #RoyalCaribbean #CruiseNews #TravelTrends #Business

Kelly Mack

Cruise Lines’ Bahamas Tax Drama Unfolds

Cruise lines have been cashing in on their private Bahamian islands, but now the Bahamas wants a bigger slice of the pie. The government’s cracking down with stricter taxes on everything from fancy cabanas to guest services, aiming for fairer profits. Meanwhile, Jamaica just got a safer travel rating, and Cunard’s adding room service fees. Cruise news is heating up—will this change your vacation plans? #CruiseNews #Bahamas #TravelTrends #Travel

sperkins

Cruise Lines Are Betting Big on Grand Bahama

Forget everything you thought about cruise stops in the Bahamas—Grand Bahama is about to become the new hotspot! Carnival’s $600M Celebration Key opens this July, and Royal Caribbean is finally moving forward with its own private destination. Plus, a Miami developer is transforming the Grand Lucayan Resort into a mega cruise resort with a water park, casino, and even a championship golf course. By 2028, this underrated island will be the place everyone wants to dock! #CruiseNews #GrandBahama #TravelTrends #Travel

Justin Dixon

Hamptons Weekends Are Getting Wildly Pricey

Turns out, a summer weekend in the Hamptons isn’t just about beach pics and lobster rolls—it’s a full-on wallet workout. Influencers are spilling that it can cost up to $5,000 just to keep up with the Insta-worthy crowd. From $4K bachelorette parties to $3,700 friend getaways, it’s all about snagging the perfect rental and hitting the trendiest spots (even if your bank account cries). Is the FOMO worth the price tag? #Hamptons #TravelTrends #InfluencerLife #Travel

Paige Douglas

Why Your Europe-to-US Flight Got Pricier

Ever wonder why your summer flight from Paris or Berlin to New York suddenly costs more or is harder to find? Turns out, fewer Europeans are booking trips to the U.S. this year, partly because of political vibes and travel uncertainty. Airlines are quietly shifting planes to places like Canada and Brazil, so if you’re eyeing a U.S. getaway, book early—or consider a new destination! #TravelTrends #FlightHacks #MoneyMoves #Business

ashley89

Travel FOMO? Why Everyone’s Canceling Trips

The revenge travel craze is officially over—people are canceling dream trips left and right. Between wild market swings, border drama, and scary headlines, even seasoned travelers are rethinking that big vacation. Bookings to Europe and the US are way down, and everyone’s playing it safe with last-minute deals or road trips instead. But here’s the upside: if you’re feeling brave, you might just score an epic last-minute bargain on cruises or theme parks. Anyone else feeling travel whiplash? #TravelTrends #VacationPlans #LastMinuteDeals #Travel

Alexander Thomas

NYC Who? These Cities Are the New Biz Hot Spots

Turns out, business travelers are ditching pricey cities like NYC and Vegas for more affordable—and surprisingly fun—destinations. Think Tampa, Charlotte, Orlando, Nashville, and Denver. Companies are all about saving on hotels and flights, and these up-and-coming cities are stepping up with cool perks, better prices, and even some 'bleisure' vibes. If your next work trip isn’t to one of these spots, are you even trending? #BusinessTravel #TravelTrends #WorkTrip #Travel

Timothy Bird

Why Your Favorite Diner Might Get Quieter

Heads up: Fewer international tourists are booking trips to the U.S. this year, and it could cost us $23 billion and 230,000 jobs. Think about your go-to brunch spot or that hotel you love—less tourist traffic means fewer tips, fewer shifts, and maybe even layoffs. Blame trade spats, tougher border checks, and a strong dollar. If you work in food, hotels, or retail, keep an eye on your hours. Everything’s connected, so even your wallet could feel the pinch! #TravelTrends #TourismImpact #MoneyMatters #Business

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