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When the weather turns chilly this fall, escape to the islands with a seven-night Hawaii cruise on NCL’s Pride of America. This ship is the only one to offer cruises roundtrip from Honolulu, rather than from the U.S. West Coast, so prices tend to be a little higher than regular weeklong cruises. The October 30 sailing starts at $869 per person, but if you book by February 15, you’ll also receive a $150 onboard credit per cabin. Plus, if you wish to spend more time in Oahu, climbing the Diamondhead Crater, enjoying the sun on Waikiki Beach or exploring the island, you can add a two-night pre-cruise hotel stay from $99 per person. It all adds up to a pretty good deal for a vacation to five destinations on four Hawaiian islands.
The TSA, already beset by numerous embarrassments and withering public confidence, is once again in the unenviable position of defending itself. But there may be less to see here than it seems.
In its latest airfare report, the government says prices took the biggest drop on record, plummeting over 14 percent year-over-year. Average prices were the lowest since 2004.
Canada’s current carry-on baggage restrictions on flights to the U.S. mean that Olympic visitors need to pack light and smart to not run into problems on the way home.
