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I’m a huge fan of low-cost airlines.

Ultra-low-cost carriers may not offer any frills, but they do give us the opportunity to explore new destinations on a very tight budget.

Frontier has demonstrated this perfectly this week by offering flights on its newest routes for as little as $29!  

Frontier is officially the fastest-growing airline in Atlanta thanks to a huge expansion that has seen departures increase from the hub by 40% year on year.  

Much more interestingly, this means that they’ve added new flights to new destinations from Atlanta. And these two overseas hotspots stand out from the crowd.  

New Flight From Atlanta to Aruba 

From May 24, Frontier will introduce a new weekly service from Atlanta to Oranjestad in Aruba. This will operate every Saturday throughout the summer months.  

The advertised rates for this route are ‘from $69’ each way, so how much will flights really cost?  

The cost of a return, nonstop flight for one traveler flying on June 14 and returning on June 21 is $309.

This is for a basic fare ticket which doesn’t include a carry on bag, checked bag, or the option to choose your own seat.  

If you want to add these extras then, as is the case with most low-cost airlines, these will be subject to an extra charge.  

Why Visit Aruba?  

There’s so much to love about Aruba. It is famed for its stunningly beautiful beaches, abundance of water sports, hiking in Arikok National Park, and laid-back vibes.  

Oranjestad is the main arrival point for visitors to Aruba, but its more than just a transport hub, it’s well worth exploring in its own right.

The city is famed for its brightly colored Dutch architecture and is a cultural melting pot of delicious foods and fun nightlife.  

It’s worth noting that Oranjestad is Aruba’s largest city as well as the main port of the island, so don’t be surprised to find that the streets are almost always busy and bustling with tourists.  

Want to get away to somewhere a little quieter? Head to the island’s western coast where the waters are warm and calm, but you’ll find fewer tourists here. Rodger’s Beach and Druif Beach are considered the two best beaches on this side of the island.  

New Flight From Atlanta to Honduras
 

From June 12, Frontier will add a new flight from Atlanta to San Pedro Sula, Honduras, to its schedule.  

This flight will operate three times a week, giving you more flexibility with the duration of your vacation. Frontier is advertising rates starting ‘from $59’ on this route.  

The cost of a return, nonstop flight for one traveler flying on June 17 and returning on June 24 is currently $243.  

Like the flight to Aruba, this is based on a basic fare ticket, but it’s worth noting that if you do want to take a carry on bag and to have the ability to choose your own seat then you can upgrade to the Economy Bundle for an additional $58. This includes carry on luggage and seat selection, but doesn’t include hold luggage.  

Why Visit San Pedro Sula?  

San Pedro Sula is located in the North of Honduas and is considered one of the country’s main transport hubs, acting a gateway to more obvious tourist attractions.

From here Copan, the Caribbean Coast, and the Bay Islands are all easily accessible.  

One of the closest beaches to San Pedro Sula and one of the best spots for travelers is the vast sands of Tela. Tela is famed for boasting the best beaches in Honduras and is an incredible scuba diving destination.  

Other attractions in Tela include the Lancetilla Botanical Garden, which is home to rare plant species from around the world, and the protected Punta Sal National Park, which is home to mangroves and coral reefs.  

While there’s so much to see and do, Tela is a great place to relax and unwind.

Tor Brierley

Tor has been writing for more than 20 years and has visited 25 countries (and counting!) She specializes in European and family travel and never says no to new adventures.

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If you want to spend your spring break sunbathing on a stunning tropical beach, then Southwest has got you covered, especially if you live in or around Nashville!  

The airline has launched two brand new flights from Nashville to tropical beach destinations just in time for the start of spring. Both flights will launch on March 8 and are seasonal flights that won’t run in the winter months.  

The destinations?

You can now choose to fly from Nashville to either Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic or Cabo San Lucas in Mexico.  

Here’s everything you need to know about these new flight routes.  

Brand New Options From Nashville  

From March 8 2025 you can fly nonstop between Nashville and Punta Cana as well as Cabo San Lucas/Los Cabos.

Initially, these nonstop flights will only operate on Saturdays, meaning that you will be able to take week-long vacations in the sun, but you can’t use these flights to plan shorter getaways.  

Southwest already offers a nonstop route from Nashville to Cancun, but these two new routes will give people in the area even more convenient options for their next international vacation.  

The all-important question when any new international service is launched is how much will it cost! Both of these flight routes are already available to book on the Southwest Airlines website.  

Firs,t I looked at the prices for a nonstop return flight from Nashville to Cabo San Lucas/Los Cabos. These flights are from Saturday, March 22 – Saturday, March 29, shortly after this new route launches.  

The outbound flight currently costs $582, and the inbound flight currently costs $543. Meaning the total round-trip flight cost would be $1,124, including taxes and fees.  

If you’d rather enjoy the complete relaxation offered by island life then I also looked at the price for tickets between Nashville and Punta Cana. This must be the more popular route because economy tickets were sold out for the March dates I looked at above.  

These prices are based on flights from Saturday, April 5 – Saturday, April 12. The outbound flight currently costs $454 and the inbound flight currently costs $632.

This means the total round-trip flight cost would be $1,086, including taxes and fees.  

The ticket prices for these two new flight routes are very similar, so ticket price needn’t be a factor in which destination you choose.  

It’s worth noting that these prices are based on a ‘Wanna Get Away’ ticket, which is the cheapest economy flight ticket offered by Southwest Airlines.

This ticket is non-refundable, and you will also have to pay extra to select your seats. But two bags are included for free with all Southwest tickets.   

Punta Cana or Los Cabos?  

If you’re an international globe trotter, then you might be able to visit Los Cabos and Punta Cana this year. But if you only have the time (and the cash!) to visit one of these destinations, which one is best for you?

Both destinations are tropical paradises with spectacular white sand beaches.  

But while the landscapes in Punta Cana are fringed with palm trees and tropical jungle, you’ll find desert views (and the dry desert climate to go with it) in Los Cabos.  

Both destinations are blessed with excellent all-inclusive resorts, but if you’re on a tight budget, you’re likely to find a wider range of budget accommodations and restaurants in Punta Cana than you will in Los Cabos.

Los Cabos is a famously luxurious and high-end destination, so this is a better option if you’re looking for opulence at any price.  

Looking to party the night away? Punta Cana should be your first choice. The nightlife here is incredibly vibrant. There are plenty of nightlife options and a lively party atmosphere in the town.  

By contrast, the nightlife in Los Cabos focuses on chic rooftop lounges and high-end restaurants. Both options are a lot of fun, but Punta Cana is better suited to a younger party-ready crowd.  

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2025 is already shaping up to be an incredible year in travel with new flight routes and abundant affordable travel options.  

And if Detroit Metro Airport is a convenient airport for you then we have even more good news. Delta has singled out this U.S. airport as the departure point for 2 new nonstop flights to popular Caribbean destinations.  

So where can you go? And that all important question, how much will it cost? 

Here’s what you need to know:  

New Flights To Punta Cana, Dominican Republic 

Delta is launching new Saturday flights from Detroit Metro Airport to Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. These flights will launch on May 10 and are currently scheduled to operate until August 2.  

We love the convenience of Saturday flights and the joy of spending a full week in the sun.  

So how much do these flights cost? I looked at flight prices for soon after the flights’ launch in mid-May. Flying out on May 17 and returning on May 24 would cost $724 for a round-trip flight.  

This route has an outbound flight time of 4 hours 19 minutes and an inbound flight time of 4 hours 50 minutes.  

This price is based on a basic economy class ticket, which means you can’t select your seats and that the flight is non-changeable.

New Flights To Nassau, Bahamas  

Delta isn’t content with just one new Caribbean flight route. They’re also launching new flights from Delta Metro Airport to Nassau in the Bahamas (landing at Lynden Pindling International Airport).  

If you want to escape to paradise this winter, then you’ll be pleased to hear that Delta has just relaunched a weekly nonstop route between the two destinations. These flights are available now and are scheduled to run until April 12.  

This is the only nonstop flight route between these two cities, making the Bahamas more accessible than ever for those living in or around the metro Detroit area.  

So how much would these flights set you back? I looked at flights flying out on February 8 and returning on February 15. These would cost $768 for a roundtrip flight.  

This route has an outbound flight time of 3 hours 29 minutes and an inbound flight time of 3 hours 34 minutes.  

Just like the sample route above, this price is based on a basic economy class ticket which means you can’t select your seats and that the flight is non-changeable. To upgrade to a main cabin ticket would cost $848 (or an additional $80 per person).  

Benefits of a main cabin ticket include the ability to select and change your seat and cancel your ticket for full credit if needed.  

Exploring A Caribbean Island Paradise  

The flight prices to visit both Punta Cana and Nassau from Detroit are relatively similar, but which island paradise is right for you?  

Both offer incredible beaches. In Punta Cana, you’ll find powdery white sand beaches that stretch for miles. Juanillo Beach and Arena Gorda Beach are considered two of the best in the resort.  

Nassau also boasts stunning white sand beaches that look like the front of a postcard! Cabbage Beach and Cable Beach are considered the best in this resort.  

Both Nassau and Punta Cana are also great spots for scuba diving, but strong currents in Punta Cana mean the diving here can sometimes be unreliable. Meanwhile, Nassau is known for its shark encounters.  

Locations such as Shark Wall, Shark Arena, and Shark Runway (the clues in the name!) are the best spots for diving with sharks in Nassau. Stuart Cove’s Dive Bahamas offers Nassau’s best shark diving experiences. These cost $242 per person.  

If you have one eye on your budget, then it’s worth noting that Punta Cana tends to be more affordable than Nassau. Like-for-like hotels are cheaper in Punta Cana, and everyday expenses such as restaurants and experiences are cheaper than in Nassau too.  

According to Budget Your Trip, the average daily cost (per person) in Punta Cana is $174, while the average daily cost in Nassau is $228. But of course, these costs can vary wildly depending on the standard of accommodation you choose, as well as what you plan to see and do on your trip.  

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JetBlue is one of the nation’s favorite low-cost airlines, so it’s exciting to hear that they’re expanding their network with more European routes.  

JetBlue now flies transatlantic routes from New York and Boston, but it is their Boston hub that will benefit from two exciting new routes in 2025.  

Starting from May 22 next year, JetBlue will launch new nonstop routes to both Madrid and Edinburgh.

These are two incredible and culture-rich destinations that are well worth exploring!  

Here’s everything you need to know:  

Flights To Madrid And Edinburgh 

JetBlue is introducing two new flight routes.

These will depart from Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and fly to either Adolfo Suarez Madrid-Barajas Airport (MAD) in Madrid, Spain, or Edinburgh Airport (EDI) in Edinburgh, Scotland.  

Both of these routes will launch on May 22, 2025.  

JetBlue already flies a seasonal service to Edinburgh that departs from New York JFK airport, but now their passengers will have a second departure airport option to choose from.  

The route to Madrid is not only the first to the city, it’s also the first one ever that JetBlue has flown in Spain.  

Both routes are available to book now, and if you’re fast, then you might be able to take advantage of their introductory and celebratory fare rates.  

JetBlue is advertising roundtrip fares to both destinations, with prices starting from $449 right now.

Affordable Flight Deals 

To see if these prices were available, I pulled up a couple of sample routes on the JetBlue website.   

First up, a round-trip nonstop flight from Boston To Madrid.

This is based on departing from Boston on June 8 and returning on June 15, although other dates in the same month had identical prices.  

The total cost for a Blue Basic ticket (with free hand baggage but no hold luggage) is currently $943.   

If you’re more interested in the charms of summer in Scotland, then a round-trip nonstop flight from Boston to Edinburgh has similar price points.  

If you’re more interested in the charms of summer in Scotland, then a round-trip nonstop flight from Boston to Edinburgh has similar price points.

Flying on Sunday, June 8, and returning on June 15 will cost $978.

Again, this is based on a Blue Basic ticket. If you want to upgrade to a Blue fare, which gives you one hold bag, free seat selection, and no change or cancellation fee, then this will cost an additional $180.

Why Visit Madrid In The Summer 

Both of these new flight routes are seasonal summertime routes, so you may be wondering why you should visit Madrid in the summer.  

This is an architecturally beautiful city, so exploring the buildings, the incredible museums, and Europe’s largest palace should all be on your list of things to do.  

The Royale Palace in Madrid covers a whopping 135,000 square meters and boasts 3,418 rooms. It holds an incredible array of unique works of art and treasures. Standard admission costs 20 euros ($20.86) per person.  

In terms of summer-specific entertainment, you can enjoy everything from summer cinema to swimming pools. Because of the high temperatures in the summer, Madrid boasts a huge number of government-run swimming pools, so there’s always somewhere to take the plunge and cool off if the heat gets too much.  

Why Visit Edinburgh In The Summer 

Edinburgh in the summer is busy, bustling, and chaotic. But that only adds to its charm! The city is a riot of color, entertainment and fun.  

One of the very best reasons to visit the city in the summer is for the Edinburgh festival.  

The Edinburgh Fringe Festival is iconic. It is the world’s largest performance arts festival, spanning 25 days with an eyewatering itinerary of events.

In 2024, it featured more than 51,446 scheduled performances of 3,746 different shows across 262 venues from 60 different countries.  

In 2025, the event will take place from August 1 – August 25, and tickets are already on sale now.  

Edinburgh is a wonderfully pretty city, and summer is a great time to explore the many gardens that you can see from the vantage point of the castle.  

You can also use the city as a base to explore the wider beauty of the Scottish countryside, with its lochs, meadows, and mountains.   

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Isn’t it nice to share? Well, that’s what’s happening in Taiwan, where an exciting new pass allows locals and tourists alike to both enjoy the perks of unlimited train travel.

Some countries can be stingy only allowing locals to relish the perks of such a pass, but not in this case.

While Taiwan certainly found itself in some eye-popping headlines in recent months, safety concerns at this point are null and void.

The last travel advisory issued was in July 2023, and even then it was the lowest designation for safety risks with Level 1 status.

Taiwan has been given the all-clear. Its vast wonders from the bustling streets of Taipei to lesser known Chiayi are safe to explore, and what better way than by train?

Especially at high speeds!

The Need For Speed

There are 3 different pass packages, but we’ll start with the most thrilling and make our way down.

Asia is synonymous with lightning-fast bullet trains in terms of rail travel. Taiwan is no different, except here you have unlimited travel for 3 days with the new Taiwan Pass.

Those with the need for speed seeking for a fast-paced adventure through Taiwan’s stunning sites should look no further.

In fact, this pass for Taiwan’s High-Speed Rail is only for foreigners, so take advantage! At just $67, this seems more than worth it, right?

Your starting point, in all likelihood, is the capital city of Taipei as this is the most popular entry point into Taiwan.

High-speed trains run north to south ending in the highly underrated city of Kaohsiung with stop-off points to transfer to other Taiwanese treasures.

Why is this important? Because not only do you receive 72 hours of access for unlimited bullet train rides, you also receive:

• Choice of 1 Taiwan MRT pass (local metro)
• Choice of 1 Taiwan Tourist Shuttle pass

Ride Low And Slow Through Taiwan: A 2-For-1 Deal

Next up is the Taiwan Railway, a more traditional train ride where you can actually snap some photo-ops along the way.

This package is for those who take on the popular perspective of ‘it’s not the destination, it’s the journey’.

Costing slightly more than the high-speed line, for $86 you get to ride through some of Taiwan’s most beautiful scenery as you can essentially make a loop around the entire island nation.

Better yet, taking a page out of Southwest Airline’s book, this package comes with a companion pass. So really you and a friend are only spending $43 – an unbeatable deal.

Since this train doesn’t travel at breakneck speeds, you also get an extra couple of days for unlimited train travel.

Go anywhere you want within a 5 day period and also make the most out of the same benefits as above with an additional Metro and Tourist Shuttle Pass.

MRT And Tourist Shuttle Add-Ons

It would be foolish not to take advantage of freebies thrown into your package, but knowing where the MRT and Tourist Shuttle go is probably your net question.

Only 4 cities have MRT lines, which are:

• Taipei
• Taoyuan
• Taichung
• Kaohsiung

Additionally, there are 4 Tourist Shuttle stops (labeled A, B, C, and D on the route map):

• Nantou Qingjing Line
• Nantou Sun Moon Lake Line
• Chiayi Alishan Line
• Kenting Express Line

Taipei is where your adventure begins, not necessarily where it should end. Milking the perks of free MRT tickets is an unnecessary excuse to explore this amazing city.

If you were to head south from Taipei on either the high-speed train or the Taiwan Railway, the last thing you should do is feel guilty freeloading from the Tourist Shuttle.

It goes to some really cool places like Chiayi, for example. You can hop off and take the Chiayi Alishan Line and discover a hidden gem nobody ever talks about.

Brimming with fascinating temples, scenic nature reserves, and delicious local cuisine, you’ll quickly realize there’s so much more to Taiwan beyond the urban sprawl of Taipei.

No matter where you go, whether high-speed, low and slow, or shuttle, all you have to do is download the Taiwan Pass app from the Apple Store or Google Play for easy access for the ultimate adventure.

Sam Sears

Sam, our Lead Writer & Journalist based in San Diego has visited 30 countries and written over 400 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and shining a light on lesser-known gems.

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Nothing makes the world feel smaller than an airplane.  

And every time a new nonstop international flight route is announced, exploring the world becomes a little bit easier.  

This is why it’s so exciting that United Airlines has announced the largest international expansion in its history.  

Next summer, United Airlines will fly to more destinations across the Atlantic than any other U.S. airline.

That means more than 760 flights a week to over 40 different destinations.  

And 5 of these flights will be brand new nonstop international routes that no other U.S. airline currently flies to.  

5 New International Routes From United Airlines  

The 5 new international routes from United Airlines will launch in May 2025.  

They will all depart from the United Airlines hub in Newark/New York (so this is particularly interesting news for New Yorkers).  

Those new routes will be to: Nuuk in Greenland, Palermo in Italy, Bilbao in Spain, Madeira Island in Portugal and Faro in Portugal.  

By their own metrics, these new flights will make United Airlines the largest airline in the world.  

Nuuk, Greenland 

Nuuk is the capital city of Greenland and United Airlines will fly to the city twice weekly from June 14 next year. 

Nuuk is the northernmost capital city in the world and is home to the midnight sun in the summertime.

This makes it a wonderfully unique place to visit in Europe in the summer and a contrast to the crowds and beaches of other European hot spots.  

The nonstop flight from Newark to Nuuk will be just over 4 hours long, making it a convenient and incredibly accessible journey.  

Price information for this flight route isn’t currently available.  

Palermo, Italy 

Palermo will be one of 5 destinations in Italy that United Airlines will fly to nonstop next summer.

But Palermo is the only one of these that is a United exclusive route at this point.  

This route will launch on May 21 and will be a 3 times weekly seasonal nonstop service.  

Palermo is the most popular destination in Sicily and will open up this iconic island to a whole new American audience. This new route will put Sicily’s rich history, luxurious beaches and stunning architecture at your fingertips.  

Return flights from June 20 to June 26 on this route are currently priced at $1,889 for the most restrictive, basic economy ticket.  

Bilbao, Spain 

Nonstop flights from Newark to Bilbao in Spain will launch on May 31 2024.  

A nonstop round trip flight from June 12 to June 18 on this route is currently priced at $1,027 for the most restrictive basis economy ticket.

The outbound flight has a flight time of 7 hours 30 minutes.  

Bilbao is the heart of Spain’s Basque country and an important cultural hub. One of my favorite attractions is the iconic Guggenheim Museum, and for watersports enthusiasts, the surf is epic here, too.

This isn’t the only exclusive United flight to Spain. United is also the only U.S. carrier to fly direct to Palma de Mallorca, Tenerife, and Malaga.  

Madeira Island, Portugal 

United will launch the only nonstop service from the U.S. to Madeira. This flight will start on June 7 and will operate 3 times a week.  

Madeira is a stunningly beautiful island. It boasts everything a nature lover could dream of: natural pools and waterfalls, incredible beaches, and lush verdant mountains.  

Price information for this route hasn’t been released yet.  

Faro, Portugal  

United will also be the only U.S. airline serving Faro in Portugal. This flight route will start on May 16 and will fly 4 times each week.  

This means that United will have the only nonstop routes to Faro, Madeira, Porto, and Ponta Delgada, making it the most wide-reaching U.S. airline for Portuguese flights.  

Flying from June 11 to June 17 on this route will cost $1,578 if you choose the cheapest and most restrictive fare.  

Faro is a beautiful city with a charming old town and easy access to pretty beaches, giving travelers the best of both worlds in one easily accessible package.  

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Tor has been writing for more than 20 years and has visited 25 countries (and counting!) She specializes in European and family travel and never says no to new adventures.

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