WestJet and its striking mechanics have reached a tentative deal, but not before tens of thousands of passengers were left stranded over the Canada Day long weekend due to flight cancellations. Neetu Garcha reports on what some travellers have been forced to endure, and what both sides are agreeing to if the new deal doesn't get ratified.
Niagara Falls, Canada, was very crowded when BI's reporter visited in August, making it tough to enjoy a boat ride, viewpoints, and attractions.
Spoiled in-flight meals prompted the diversion of an Amsterdam-bound Delta Air Lines flight early Wednesday.
After traveling to 50 cities in Europe, I've discovered some beautiful hidden gems. From Bath to Bruges, these are the cities worth visiting.
As a hurricane barrelled down on the island of Jamaica Wednesday, newlyweds from Edmonton with their closest friends and family were huddled in a hotel, praying the country's airports would be still standing in the morning.The scene was a far cry from their arrival on the idyllic island on June 24. Their week was supposed to be filled with fun and relaxation.But when their flights were cancelled because of a surprise WestJet strike, they didn't spend an extra day sipping drinks by the water. Ins
The former soccer player and the Chiefs quarterback fell for St. Moritz on their multi-country European trip
Originally designed by Aymar Embury II, the 4-bedroom getaway in Southampton has emerged from a 2-year transformation as a stylish refuge.
Arbitration doesn't typically spur a strike. If anything, the reverse occurs.
The Amsterdam-bound flight was diverted after “reports that a portion of the Main Cabin in-flight meal service were spoiled,” the airline confirms to PEOPLE
WestJet says its operations have "stabilized" following a mechanics' strike last weekend that led to hundreds of cancelled flights, affecting thousands of customers.The Calgary-based airline said in an update Wednesday it now expects "minimal" future cancellations in relation to the job action.Still, it advised guests with imminent travel plans to check the status of their flight prior to leaving for the airport.WestJet had to park 72 per cent of its fleet after mechanics announced a surprise st
Sure, it’s hot in Los Angeles for the long holiday weekend, and expected to get even hotter. But if you’re thinking of heading to local beaches to cool off, think again. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health has issued ocean water use warnings for about a dozen beaches and multiple piers. Swimming, surfing, and playing …
Scott Sims' niece Jessica Ryan said "there are no words for the events that transpired and the emotions we are feeling right now."
The ranking of the world’s most liveable cities for 2024 has just been released by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), and a European city has come out on top.
I'm an American who loved living in Japan until it got lonely. So, I fell in love with the Netherlands used a treaty to get citizenship in Europe.
Royal Caribbean Group's new ultra-luxury cruise ship, Silver Ray, has sweet amenities like butlers, caviar room service, and onboard cooking classes.
The company is bringing luxe water transport to locales including Ibiza, Venice, Greece, and Paris.
Canadians are flocking to Valletta, Malta in July, according to Skyscanner, an alternative vacation to Italy for summer travel. What to do in Malta.
Business Insider's reporter toured a secret room above economy where Air New Zealand flight attendants sleep on long-haul Boeing 777-300ER flights.
They’d never toured by motorcycle until they set off, but Lavi Scholl and Ollie Gamblin are now the youngest duo ever to go round the world on the same motorbike.
Travel records are expected to fall as people readied themselves for the holiday by jamming airports, including O'Hare International Airport in Chicago. (AP Video: Teresa Crawford)
Thirty passengers were injured after a flight from Madrid to Uruguay was hit by “strong turbulence” and had to make an emergency landing in Brazil, Spanish airline Air Europa said. CNN’s Sara Sidner reports.
