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Disney's 3 New Ships.

Here is a first look, and just a little more detail, at Disney Cruise Line’s three upcoming ships when the company released renderings of the new vessels that are expected to roll out over three consecutive years starting in 2021.

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The new vessels will offer more innovation, new technologies, spectacular entertainment, and more Disney stories and characters than ever before.

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There is not a lot known about the ships just yet, but Disney did confirm that each vessel is expected to sail with 1,250 staterooms at 140,000 gross tons, which would make them the same size as Disney Dream and Fantasy. Earlier, Disney said that the ships will be powered by liquefied natural gas.

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------------------------------------Delta Airlines Offering Pre Ordering Meals For First Class.

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Starting this week, Delta Air Lines will give First Class guests on more than 1,000 weekly flights the option of pre-selecting their meals.

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Delta had been offering the option only to guests on service with a Delta One cabin, but will now offer it on domestic flights and flights between the U.S., Canada, the Caribbean, and Latin America.

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In a statement releasing the news, Delta Vice President for Onboard Services Lisa Bauer said that the decision was made after positive feedback from the initial group travelers — it “ensures their first meal choice will be available onboard” while also making it easier for flight attendants to serve guests.

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Anyone scheduled to fly First Class with Delta will be sent an email prior to their flight asking them to pick their meal, which varies depending on routes.

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Sunwing Airlines Issues YVR Summer Departure Schedule.

 

 New destination from YVR, St Maarten as well as the usual Cuba, Mexico, Dominican Republic and Jamaica.

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Saint Maarten is part of the Leeward Islands in the Caribbean Sea. It comprises 2 separate countries, divided between its northern French side, called Saint-Martin, and its southern Dutch side, Sint Maarten, not to forget the DAILY YVR to TORONTO.

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The island is home to busy resort beaches and secluded coves. It's also known for fusion cuisine, vibrant nightlife and duty-free shops selling jewelry and liquor.

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St. Martin's Dutch side is known for its festive nightlife, beaches, jewellery, drinks made with native rum-based guavaberry liquors, and casinos.

 

The island's French side is known for its nude beaches, clothes, shopping (including outdoor markets), and French and Indian Caribbean cuisine.

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The runway at Princess Juliana Airport, in Sint Maarten, is consistently named one of the scariest airport landings in the world.

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It also often tops the bucket lists of aviation enthusiasts who want to get up close and personal to aircraft.

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