This Cyber Week, special pricing and limited-time packages create an ideal opportunity to book a getaway to the Sports and Entertainment Capital of the World. Hotel & Resort Offers Caesars Entertainment's Las Vegas resorts are offering limited-time hotel packages now through Wednesday, Dec. 31. Guests can book a $300 package for a two-night stay at select resorts with a $200 food and beverage credit, or a $400 package for a three-night stay with a $250 credit (including taxes and resort fees). Participating properties include Harrah's Las Vegas, The LINQ Hotel & Casino, Flamingo Las Vegas, Horseshoe Las Vegas, and Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. Details and booking at caesars.com/las-vegas/specials. Beginning Monday, Nov. 17, guests can also take advantage of Caesars Entertainment's Cyber Monday Sale with early access deals offering up to 55% off bookings through December 2026, along with additional savings on attractions and select shows. The Cyber Monday Sale officially launches Monday, Dec. 1, and continues through Friday, Dec. 5, available at all eight Las Vegas properties. Details and booking at caesars.com/sale. Fontainebleau Las Vegas is offering 20% off rates plus complimentary resort fees on all future available dates when booked between Wednesday, Nov. 26 and Wednesday, Dec. 3. Fontainebleau Rewards members receive even more with 25% off rates and complimentary resort fees during the same booking window. Blackout dates apply. From Tuesday, Nov. 25 through Friday, Dec. 5, guests can book a getaway with MGM Resorts at properties including Bellagio Resort & Casino, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, and MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, and enjoy up to 30% off room rates plus up to $150 in food and beverage credit. MGM Rewards members receive even greater savings with up to 40% off room rates and the same dining credit. With a two-night minimum stay and travel dates available through Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026, it's the perfect time to plan a luxurious escape. Book by Friday, Dec. 5 at 10 a.m. PST using offer code TFBPSD for non-members or TMFBPSA for MGM Rewards members to unlock these savings. The Plaza Hotel & Casino is celebrating with an exclusive offer of 30% off room rates plus a $30 dining credit when booked using promo code CYBER25. Guests can book now through Tuesday, Dec. 2 for stays anytime through 2026, with no minimum night requirement. Resorts World Las Vegas is offering savings across Hilton, Conrad and Crockfords now through Wednesday, Dec. 3. Unlock Hilton's best rates starting at just $65 and enjoy a $150 beverage credit. Elevate your stay at Conrad with exclusive rates plus a $200 food and beverage credit to savor world-class dining and handcrafted cocktails. For the ultimate in luxury, indulge at Crockfords with exclusive rates and a $250 food and beverage credit to experience the finest culinary artistry and lounges. Station Casinos is now offering its best deal of the year through Monday, Dec. 1, with up to 40% off rooms and up to $25 in daily resort credit at select outlets. Offers can be used at Durango Casino & Resort, Red Rock Resort, Green Valley Ranch Resort Casino & Spa, Palace Station Hotel & Casino, Sunset Station Hotel & Casino, Boulder Station Hotel & Casino, and Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino. The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower is offering two limited-time holiday deals. During the Black Friday Presale (Tuesday, Nov. 18 to Thursday, Nov. 27), guests receive 30% off room rates with no minimum stay for travel through Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026. The Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale (Friday, Nov. 28 to Wednesday, Dec. 3) will offer 40% off, plus a $30 daily dining credit and free admission to The STRAT Tower with a two-night minimum stay, valid for travel through Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026. Tahiti Village Resort & Spa, Tahiti Resort and Club de Soleil are offering a Black Friday sale with 40% off stays of two nights or more. The offer is valid for bookings made from Tuesday, Nov. 18 to Wednesday, Dec. 3, with travel dates available through Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026. The Venetian Resort Las Vegas is offering up to 50% off luxurious all-suite accommodations and a $50 beverage credit during its Cyber Sale, with Venetian Rewards members receiving up to 55% off and a $55 credit. The offer is available for booking now through 10 a.m. PST on Tuesday, Dec. 2 and is valid for stays from Sunday, Nov. 16, 2025, to Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026. A two-night minimum stay is required, with free cancellation up to 72 hours before check-in. Virgin Hotels Las Vegas is offering three ways to save big this holiday season with its Black Friday, Cyber Monday and Travel Tuesday sales. Guests can enjoy up to 45% off room rates plus a $25 daily food & beverage credit during the booking window (Friday, Nov. 28 to Monday, Dec. 1), valid for stays through Saturday, Oct. 31, 2026. On Travel Tuesday (Tuesday, Dec. 2), travelers can unlock up to 50% off room rates and a waived resort fee for stays through Thursday, Sept. 10, 2026. Westgate Resort Las Vegas is offering up to 50% off stays through December 2026 when you book now using promo code FRIDAY. This limited-time offer ends on Saturday, Nov. 29. Entertainment, Experiences & Activities Las Vegas by Samuel Branch - Unsplash Cabo Wabo Cantina, located inside the Miracle Mile Shops at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino, will offer a special Black Friday discount of 10% off breakfast with a valid shopping receipt. This offer is available exclusively from 8-11 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 28. Cirque du Soleil invites guests to enjoy the magic of its Las Vegas productions with limited-time Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals. From Monday, Nov. 18 through Friday, Dec. 5, 2025, enjoy up to 40% off tickets to Mystère at Treasure Island Hotel & Casino, KÀ at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino, and Mad Apple at New York-New York Hotel & Casino. Plus save up to 25% off select performances of “O” at Bellagio Resort & Casino and Michael Jackson ONE at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino. Discounts apply to shows scheduled from Tuesday, Nov. 18 through June 2026. Coach, at Las Vegas South Premium Outlets is kicking off the holiday shopping season early with a Pre-Black Friday Sale on Saturday, Nov. 22 from 7-11 a.m. Shoppers are invited to beat the crowd and enjoy a festive morning featuring a coffee and cocoa cart, sweet treats, gift wrapping, and a special gift with purchases of $300 or more (while supplies last). Flyover, an immersive attraction that transports guests across the planet's most iconic landscapes using motion seats, a 65-foot spherical screen and multisensory effects, is offering a Black Friday Sale from Friday, Nov. 28 through Friday, Dec. 5, featuring $20 flight ride tickets that can be redeemed anytime within one year of purchase. Magic Mike Live Las Vegas is offering its biggest sale of the year with up to 40% off tickets for a limited time. From Friday, Nov. 28 through Tuesday, Dec. 2, guests can save up to 20% on Love Seats, which are closest to the action, and up to 40% on all other price levels for performances scheduled through Monday, March 30, 2026. Use code CYBER2025 at checkout online at MagicMikeLiveLasVegas.com or in person at the Magic Mike Live box office at SAHARA Las Vegas. This offer is subject to availability and blackout dates may apply. Take flight this holiday season with the best offers of the year from Maverick Helicopters. Enjoy exclusive savings on helicopter experiences over the Las Vegas Strip, the Grand Canyon and more. A discount code will be automatically populated at checkout on Black Friday (Friday, Nov. 28) and Cyber Monday (Monday, Dec. 1) Omega Mart at AREA15 invites shoppers to discover new sights and immersive spaces with a buy-one-get-one-50 percent off Black Friday/Cyber Week offer. This offer is valid on tickets purchased from Tuesday, Nov. 25 to Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2025, for visits from Tuesday, Nov. 25, 2025, through Monday, Feb. 23, 2026, during the 2-6 p.m. daily time slot. Blackout dates apply.

A new study by Altezza Travel reveals the five U.S. airports where travelers can expect the worst food. By analyzing data from 20 of the busiest airports in the country, the report ranks each based on customer reviews, average meal prices, crowd levels, and the share of poorly rated restaurants. If you're passing through the airports with the worst selection, make sure to plan ahead for hidden gems or pack extra snacks. These American airports have the worst selection Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) ranks first as the worst U.S. airport for food, with 7 out of 10 restaurants rated below three stars and an average meal cost of $23.10. With the third-highest meal cost nationwide and the lowest average rating across all restaurants (2.55 stars), travelers at Newark are paying a premium for meals that consistently fail to satisfy. “With frequent delays, cancellations, and overcrowding, the airport experience has become increasingly stressful for travelers,” said Alex Andreichuk, CEO of Altezza Travel. “Our research shows which airports are underperforming in food quality, further lowering traveler satisfaction.” #1 Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) – 70% of restaurants below three stars, $23.10 average meal cost. #2 Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) – Four times more people per restaurant than at Detroit; 3.2-star average rating. #3 John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) – 2.6-star average, 57% of restaurants below three stars. #4 Orlando International Airport (MCO) – 3.4-star average, over 113,000 visitors per restaurant monthly. #5 Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) – Nearly half of the restaurants rated three stars or lower; $20 average meal price. Key findings: You’re over ten times more likely to eat at a low-rated restaurant in Newark than in Denver.Newark Liberty International Airport is officially the worst for food in America, with 70% of restaurants rated below three stars and the highest average meal price among low-rated airports ($23.10)A shocking 75% of restaurants in Fort Lauderdale are rated below three starsYou’re four times more likely to overpay for a bad meal at Boston Logan than at Denver, with Logan’s $25 average meal priceDenver International Airport offers a rare pleasant surprise: the highest overall score (19/20), an average rating of 3.8 stars, and fewer than 1 out of 10 restaurants below three stars. The best food experiences are served at Denver International Airport Denver International Airport (DEN) stands out as a rare positive example, achieving the highest overall score of 19/20 with an average restaurant rating of 3.8 stars and only 6% of restaurants rated below three stars. With reasonable prices averaging $16.70 per meal, Denver proves that airport dining doesn’t always have to be a letdown. How to avoid a disappointing food experience in an airport Trust traveler reviews on Google Maps rather than glossy airport ads.Explore beyond food courts, as hidden gems are often hidden away in less crowded spots.Plan ahead with food-ordering apps like Grab or AtYourGate to save time and stress. How the study was conducted: Researchers analyzed Google Maps data for restaurants in the 20 busiest U.S. airports (as listed by the FAA). Airports were scored for each factor in the following categories: Average meal priceAverage restaurant ratingPercentage of restaurants below three starsEstimated visitors per restaurant per month Each factor contributed up to five points, with higher prices, lower ratings, and overcrowding reducing an airport’s score. Restaurants with fewer than 30 reviews were excluded to ensure accuracy. For full rankings and methodology: https://altezzatravel.com/articles/us-worst-airports-for-food

Orlando's holiday celebrations kick off this month, ushering in more than 70 days of festive experiences across the destination — from a Nutcracker-themed afternoon tea at the ette Hotel and Holidays in Space at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex to more than one million lights illuminating a three-quarter-mile trail with snowball fights and dazzling chandeliers at Leu Gardens. Orlando offers endless ways to make a holiday getaway unforgettable. It's no wonder that Orlando made the No. 1 U.S. destination to travel to in 2025 by AAA. "Orlando continues to rank among the top holiday travel destinations because we offer endless ways to make a holiday getaway unforgettable," said Casandra Matej, president and CEO of Visit Orlando. "Gifts come in many forms, but sharing a one-of-a-kind Orlando experience is something that stays with you. From snapping the perfect holiday selfie at our newest theme park to strolling through a glittering Asian Lantern Festival at the zoo, every corner of our destination offers meaningful ways to celebrate the season." Theme Parks Walt Disney World Resort | Nov. 7 – Dec. 31 Walt Disney World Resort spreads holiday cheer across all four theme parks: Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom Park (select nights, Nov. 7 – Dec. 21) transforms with a storybook holiday atmosphere, with “Mickey's Once Upon a Christmas Parade” and “Minnie's Wonderful Christmastime Fireworks Show,” plus complimentary cookies, festive beverages, snowfall on Main Street, U.S.A. and more. Disney Jollywood Nights at Disney's Hollywood Studios (select nights, Nov. 8 – Dec. 22) combines Hollywood and holiday glamour featuring dapper décor, merry mashups, unique tastes and sips, appearances from classic characters and live entertainment. EPCOT International Festival of the Holidays presented by AdventHealth (Nov. 28 – Dec. 30) is a global celebration with a candlelight processional featuring celebrity narrators like Jennifer Garner and Henry Winkler, and Holiday Kitchens throughout the World Showcase. Disney's Animal Kingdom (Nov.14– Dec. 31) adds a festive twist with the Merry Menagerie's hand-crafted animal puppets and a holiday edition of the Tree of Life Awakenings, set to a heartwarming seasonal score. Universal Orlando Resort | Nov. 21 – Jan. 4 Universal Orlando Resort celebrates with a series of festive offerings across its four parks including: Grinchmas at Universal's Islands of Adventure, with The Grinchmas Who-liday Spectacular, a live retelling of the classic tale starring the Grinch. Christmas in The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, featuring seasonal holiday shows and festive decor in Hogsmeade, Diagon Alley and in the all-new Ministry of Magic at Universal Epic Universe. Seasonal lighting and decorations within Celestial Park at Universal Epic Universe. Universal's Holiday Parade featuring Macy's at Universal Studios Florida, featuring characters along with larger-than-life balloons, dozens of holiday floats, hundreds of festive performers and Santa. SeaWorld Orlando | Select dates, Nov. 7 – Jan. 5 SeaWorld Orlando's Christmas Celebration is a winter wonderland with millions of lights, live shows, character dining add-on options and the Holiday Reflections: Fireworks Finale. LEGOLAND Florida | Select dates, Dec. 6 – 31 Holidays at LEGOLAND presented by Hallmark Channel returns to LEGOLAND Florida Resort with tons of holly jolly LEGO® décor and lights, a gigantic LEGO Christmas Tree and festive LEGO entertainment, plus character meet-and-greets throughout the park. Fun For All Ages And Live Shows Beyond The Parks Asian Lantern Festival: Into the Wild returns at Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens (select nights, Nov. 14 – Jan. 18) with larger-than-life landscapes and mythical creatures lit by more than 10,000 LED lights. Situated on a three quarter-mile loop around the zoo, the event combines color, light and sound to deliver an authentic experience celebrating traditional Asian lantern festivals. Festival of Trees: “Let the Joy of the Season Shine” at Orlando Museum of Art (Nov. 15 – 23) features more than 50 designer-decorated trees and wreaths and artisanal gingerbread creations. The museum will also host special events including Breakfast with Santa, an Ugly Holiday Sweater Party, new Holiday Workshops for bow and ornament making, and more! During the I-Drive District Holiday Tree Lighting (Nov. 21 – Jan. 3), International Drive dazzles with a glittering lighting ceremony of a 50-foot Holiday Tree at ICON Park, where guests can enjoy special performances during the nightly tree lighting. Ivanhoe Village kicks off the holiday season with Jingle Eve (Nov. 22), a free family friendly event featuring a variety of yuletide festivities, including beer gardens, live music, arts and crafts vendors, food trucks, a children's holiday village, a fireworks finale and more. Crayola Experience's Colorful Christmas (Nov. 22 – Jan. 5) returns with SNOWtastic adventures including falling snow, a light show starring Scarlet and her singing reindeer, scavenger hunts, live entertainment, crafts, holiday treats and more. Dazzling Nights at Harry P. Leu Gardens (Nov. 28 - Jan. 4) blooms into a winter wonderland with a million sparkling lights, shining forests and beautiful sculptures. The three-quarter mile, family friendly interactive holiday experience features new immersive elements, including a snowball fight with elves in the 8-bit Christmas zone and the elegance of dozens of giant crystal chandeliers. Experience the artistry of “The Cathedral” - an 80-foot-long immersive homage to ancient stained glass. Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts will Celebrate The Holidays with a series of star-studded concerts and joy-sparking events like Lindsey Stirling's Snow Waltz Tour (Nov. 26); Home for the Holidays presented by Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra (Nov. 29); The Nutcracker presented by the Orlando Ballet (select dates, Dec. 5-24) and more. Wekiva Island's Winter Wonderland (Nov. 28 – Dec. 25) features “snow” flurries, dazzling trees, a holiday market and Santa's Workshop, plus interactions with famous holiday characters, including Santa and Mrs. Claus. Oh, What Fun! Holiday Festival (select weekends Dec. 5-21) transforms the Lake Nona Town Center into Peppermint Square, a winter wonderland with nightly snowfalls, live entertainment, festive photo ops and more. Historic Downtown Winter Garden will be home to several holiday happenings this season, including the immersive Main Street Holiday Stroll (Dec. 5 – Jan. 4), featuring a collection of Christmas trees, holiday street decorations, overhead market lights, festive photo vignette stations; the Holiday Night Market (Dec. 6), offering festive treats, décor, holiday-themed live entertainment and festive activities; the Winter Garden Christmas Parade (Dec. 6), a long-standing Winter Garden holiday tradition as festive floats, local bands, dance troupes and more march through downtown; plus other festivities. Winter Park's 73rd annual Ye Olde Hometown Christmas Parade (Dec. 6), the oldest continuous holiday parade in Central Florida, will feature 80+ participating organizations, including marching bands and an appearance by Santa. Celebrate the Holidays Aboard Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition Orlando (Nov. 10 – Jan. 5) with photo ops in front of the festively decorated Grand Staircase. Plus, special appearances by Santa Claus select days between Dec. 6-14. Holidays in Space at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex (select dates, Dec. 21-30) is a festive celebration included with admission featuring holiday decorations and an all-new Holidays in Space Drone Show Spectacular. The breathtaking 600-drone performance will tell the story of Starflake, a celestial character formed from a meteor shower who journeys through NASA's greatest programs, from Apollo and Shuttle to Artemis, culminating in the creation of a glowing cosmic tree. Hotel Holiday Happenings ICE! featuring Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer at Gaylord Palms Resort (Nov. 14 – Jan. 7) features oversized sculptures carved from two million pounds of ice, along with new POMP, SNOW & CIRQUEumstance, an immersive cirque-style holiday show based on the storybook and TV special. Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort celebrates the holidays with an array of elevated experiences including new festive decor throughout the property, fun poolside activities at the resort's heated five-acre water park and at Kids for All Seasons complimentary child care program, and festive dining experiences on Christmas Day and New Year's Eve at Michelin starred Capa Steakhouse and Michelin recommended Ravello, as well as Winter Wonderland Afternoon tea at Ravello (weekends, Nov. 21 - Dec. 21). Winter at Grande Lakes (select dates Nov. 27 – Jan. 3) returns with a new ice skating experience; hands-on activities such as Gingerbread School; Santa's Teddy Bear Tea, offering a lavish selection of tea, culinary delights, crafts, storytelling and a special visit from Santa Claus; a Winter Wonderland Market featuring a Christmas village; and more. Evermore Orlando Resort's holiday experiences (happening throughout December) include themed holiday crafts and experiences like gingerbread house decorating, meet-and-greets with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and seasonal menus at Twin View Restaurant. The ette hotel, in partnership with Orlando Ballet, will host The Nutcracker Holiday Tea (select dates in December) featuring a whimsically themed presentation of traditional tea sandwiches, scones and intricately designed pastries in a ballet-inspired, commemorative box. On Dec. 6, there will be a special seating of the tea with a personalized photo opportunity with artists from Orlando Ballet, The Nutcracker Prince and Sugar Plum. Visitors can also sign up for Visit Orlando's free, personalized one-on-one Vacation Planning Service to get expert advice on building the perfect holiday itinerary in Orlando. More information on Orlando's holiday events can be found here and on VisitOrlando.com, the destination's official visitor source. Visitors can discover exclusive savings on VisitOrlando.com/offers or receive travel tips and complimentary vacation planning services from Orlando-based vacation planning experts by going to VisitOrlando.com/plan. 

Grapevine, a charming Vintage Texas town located on the shores of Lake Grapevine and home to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW), proudly transforms into the Christmas Capital of Texas each year. With dazzling lights, larger-than-life decorations, interactive experiences and endless family-friendly fun, Grapevine captures the spirit of the season like nowhere else with more than 1,400 events in 40 days. Don't take our word for it, Newsweek readers voted it Best Christmas Town in the U.S. in 2024! This year, the Christmas Capital of Texas® season officially kicks off on Monday, November 24 with the 37th Annual Carol of Lights festival on Historic Main Street. Here are just a few of the 1,400 festive events and attractions you can experience in the Christmas Capital of Texas: Santa's North Pole Express – Experience a magical 45-minute train excursion filled with twinkling lights, festive singalongs and special visits with the elves and Santa Claus on Grapevine Vintage Railroad.ICE! at Gaylord Texan Resort – A sight to see with more than two million pounds of hand-carved ice sculptures featuring iconic Christmas scenes.Snowland at Great Wolf Lodge – The lodge turns into a Winter Wonderland with daily snow showers, dance parties, Christmas activities and more.Peace Plaza Ice Rink – Considered the Rockefeller Center of the Southwest, visitors glide across a Texas-sized outdoor ice rink illuminated by a 60-foot-tall Christmas tree and festive cheer at Grapevine Main Station.Historic Palace Theatre – Enjoy classic Christmas movies and live Broadway-style performances all season long, sure to get you in the Christmas spirit.Merry & Bright Christmas Drone Shows – Watch a fleet of 400 drones lights up the sky above Historic Main Street with festive Christmas images.46th Annual Parade of Lights – It's the largest Christmas light parade in North Texas featuring 100 lighted floats and marching bands, with Santa Claus making a grand appearance on the last float. Plan your visit to the Christmas Capital of Texas today and immerse yourself in the enchantment of the Christmas season. For more information and a complete list of events, visit ChristmasCapitalofTexas.com.