Miami Airport Chaos: What Really Happened This Week

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Miami Airport delays are still stacking up after a cargo plane crash shut down a runway this week — here's what every traveler needs to know before flying through MIA. Plus nine more travel stories you need in your feed today. In this episode of What in the World?, we cover the ongoing Miami airport disruption, the surprise Eiffel Tower closure in Paris, and why Hawaii travel is still being disrupted after Tropical Storm Lala. We also dig into new travel openings worth getting excited about — Norwegian's brand-new private island waterpark, a fresh adults-only resort in Punta Cana, and Cancun's newly renovated Secrets Playa Mujeres. Plus: a new TSA program that lets you skip the ticket requirement at security, a luxury safari add-on for cruisers headed to Africa, a new Southwest route out of Nashville, and which airline is losing the most luggage right now. 00:30 Hook 01:00 Deadly Cargo Plane Crash Snarls Miami Airport, Delays Stretching Toward Four Hours 01:30 The Eiffel Tower Shut Down Over a Staff Walkout — Here's What Happened 02:00 Norwegian Just Opened a Waterpark on Its Private Bahamas Island With 19 Slides 02:30 A Brand-New Adults-Only All-Inclusive Just Opened in Punta Cana 03:00 Hawaii Still Digging Out From Storm Lala — Flights and Cruises Disrupted 03:30 You Can Now Get Through Security Without a Boarding Pass at 13 Airports 04:00 This Luxury Cruise Line Just Unveiled Safari Add-Ons in Kenya and South Africa 05:00 A Beloved Cancun Resort Is Back After a 250-Day Renovation 06:00 Southwest Adds a New Nonstop From Nashville Straight to St. Thomas 07:00 New Data Shows Which Airline Loses the Most Bags 🧳 FREE: The Intentional Traveller's Planning Checklist → https://MaureenCunningham.com ✈️ Dreaming of a trip? Tell me about it → Travel@MaureenCunningham.com 📍 Maureen Cunningham Travel · Travel with Intention #travel #MiamiAirport #HawaiiTravel

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