Travel

Jet lag, the fatigue-inducing disruption of the body’s internal clock, can make or break a trip. Make the most of your next adventure by preventing jet lag’s effects on both your body and mind.

New Orleans’ hospitality industry is a major component of the regional economy. As tourism grows, so do employment opportunities.

The Visit Pensacola Sweepstakes is back by popular demand, starting April 22. The beach is just the beginning when you visit Pensacola. Take a break from the sugar-white sand and stop by one of the beachfront restaurants for fresh, local seafood. Once you’ve eaten to your heart’s content, take a stroll around some of Pensacola’s historic landmarks, museums or family-friendly amusement parks and soak up all this beachfront oasis has to offer.

The results of our first poll on The Travel 100 are in! Is it rude to recline your seat all the way on an airline? The options:

We zipped along on our green scooters, passing the impossibly white sand dunes of the Gulf of Mexico on one side and the Santa Rosa Sound on the other, enjoying the unspoiled beauty of Gulf Islands National Seashore in Navarre Beach.

After the year I got a cheese grater for Christmas, I’ve come up with my own list of gifts. My list includes a SodaStream to make my own carbonated water, unbreakable sunglasses, handwoven bag from Kenya and a line of gorgeous leather goods.

Did you know Louisiana is divided into five separate corridors? Greater New Orleans, Plantation Country (southern Great River Road corridor), Cajun Country (southwest region), Crossroads (central region) and Sportsman’s Paradise (northern region) make up the state’s distinct boot-like shape.

My visit to Africa this summer was the trip of a lifetime: a safari in the Serengeti, sailing and snorkeling in Zanzibar and a city experience in Cape Town.

New Orleans & Company rebranded from New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau this year to better reflect our work and the people we serve.

It’s no secret that people around the world love the city of New Orleans. And, after all, who can blame them? Author Chris Rose put it best: “You can live in any city in America, but New Orleans is the only city that lives in you.”

How do you combine the best parts of New Orleans in one day? By taking Gray Line’s Plantation Combo, Brunch & Swamp Tour. Begin your day at Oak Alley Plantation, touring the grounds to see what’s so special about those 300-year-old oak trees.

As a travel advisor, I am often told that people want to travel to experience new cultures. It is my job (and my passion) to ensure exactly that.

Taking a personal vacation or just trying to get ahead of how you will stay on top of your work while on a business trip or at a conference? Use these three tricks to stay productive while traveling:

It’s a game changer for travel around south Florida. Brightline began express train service in January between West Palm Beach and Fort Lauderdale, and added service to Miami last week.

As summer comes to an end, trying to coordinate one last road trip can be stressful. Luckily, there are plenty of apps to enhance your travel experience. If you plan to hit the road, download these apps first:

Many of us are apprehensive when we travel. We worry about flights arriving on time, new and foreign experiences and whether our hotels will meet expectations.

This month some of New Orleans’ oldest attractions joined forces in a new effort. Seven museums in the French Quarter established the French Quarter Museum Association in an effort to elevate the profile of museums as an enriching cultural experience for locals and visitors alike.

Need a quick One Tank Trip getaway? Visit Poverty Point. Poverty Point World Heritage Site offers a look at the mounds and ridges built centuries ago by people who lived and hunted in the area.

I was shocked what a difference they made. I put on my noise-cancelling headphones as soon as I got on the plane and had the great sound quality I expected to watch a movie. But the bonus is I also felt less stressed without all that ambient noise from the airplane.

Delta has taken the runway to the sky with their new uniforms by Zac Posen. The designer, known for his decadent and inspiring designs, observed airline workers in nearly every position to understand what was needed in all aspects from material to structure.

Whether you’re a New Orleanian hoping to explore colder climates or an avid traveler looking for unique experiences in the Last Frontier, the Alaska Railroad has a variety of offerings for everyone.

The beach is just the beginning when you visit Pensacola. Take a break from the sugar-white sand and stop by one of the many beachfront restaurants for fresh, local seafood (or some hot barbecue if that is more your style).

Mardi Gras crowds make the parades hard to miss, but the city’s other culture becomes more hidden than ever. The solution? Learn on the go. 

What’s on your 2018 bucket list? Did road tripping make the cut?

The hospitality and tourism industry means jobs and a future for your career. Meet Janeè Taylor, line cook at Meril. She’s a NOLA native and a graduate of Warren Easton Charter High School and New Orleans Center for Creative Arts (NOCCA)’s culinary arts program.

While they may not be taking a seat next to you on Space Mountain, your canine companion (or two) can now stay with you at a few of Disney’s resort hotels in Orlando. These are Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, Disney Port Orleans Resort – Riverside, Disney’s Art of Animation Resort and the cabins at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.

Airbnb has more than 4 million listings worldwide. The #1 wished-for in the world? A charming treehouse nestled in the woods of northwest Atlanta.

Did you know that the average American home has more than 300,000 items inside? During the time of the year dedicated to gift giving, offering experiences over material presents can be more fulfilling.

The New Orleans Convention and Visitors Bureau launched a new, local television and print campaign showcasing some of the New Orleanians who make up the tourism industry.

With the mindset that New Orleans’ 300-year history is built on stories, here comes “One Time, in New Orleans,” the city’s national advertising campaign.