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What to Pack for an Alaska Cruise: 10 Must-Pack Items
Packing for an Alaska cruise takes more planning than for a warm-weather getaway. Unlike Caribbean or Mediterranean cruises, the Alaskan climate can shift dramatically in a single day — from warm sunshine to cold rain — so packing smartly is key. Here’s a complete guide to the must-pack essentials that will keep you comfortable, dry, and ready for every adventure. 1. Layered Clothing Layering is the golden rule when it comes to Alaska. Temperatures can change quickly, even wi

Rainbow Travel inc
Oct 313 min read


10 Cruise Cabin Tips You May Not Know About Your Room
No matter how many cruises you’ve taken, there’s always something new to learn about your stateroom. From magnetic walls to hidden storage spots, cruise cabins are designed to make the most of limited space — and knowing a few insider tricks can make your stay far more comfortable and organized. Here are ten helpful cabin tips every cruiser should know before setting sail. 1. Cabin Walls and Doors Are Magnetic — But Not the Showers Most cruise cabins are built with steel wall

Rainbow Travel inc
Oct 314 min read


This Airline Ranked No. 1 for Economy Class Comfort, Dining, and Entertainment
Cathay Pacific Airways has been named the world’s best airline for economy class by the Skytrax World Airline Awards, earning top recognition for its comfort, food, and entertainment. The Hong Kong-based carrier also placed third overall among all global airlines and secured the top spot for best inflight entertainment. The airline’s economy seats, particularly on its Boeing 777-300ER aircraft, feature advanced comfort and technology, including adjustable headrests, a persona

Rainbow Travel inc
Oct 312 min read


U.S. to Enforce Nationwide Biometric Photo Requirement for All Foreign Travelers
Source: U.S Customs and Border Protection The United States has made biometric photography a nationwide requirement for all foreign travelers entering or leaving the country. Beginning December 26, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) will collect photographs—and in some cases, additional biometric data such as fingerprints—from all non-U.S. citizens, including permanent residents and children, at every border crossing by air, land, and sea. The new rule, finalized by the

Rainbow Travel inc
Oct 311 min read
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