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✈ Air New Zealand, serving long-haul travelers from North America and Europe, developed the Skynests project with bunk beds for economy class on B 787s. Originally set to be operational, the bunk service has been delayed but is expected on the New York-Auckland route by year-end. CEO Greg Foran aims to enhance the flight experience, and the company created cabins with six bunk beds, available for four hours per passenger at a cost of 400 to 600 euros.

🌊 Windstar Cruises' flagship vessel, the Wind Surf, with a capacity of 342 passengers, has completed the first phase of its renovation, which included the refurbishment of public spaces, restaurants, and suites. Currently sailing in the Caribbean, the makeover involved the main hall, reception, Yacht Club Café, Compass Rose Bar and Lounge, Amphora Restaurant and Wine Room, the pool bar, deck, the owner's suite, Star Boutique, and public restrooms, with all cabins now featuring brand-new TVs. Wind Surf now also offers Broadmoor and Sea Island Suites, luxury accommodations inspired by Windstar's twin resorts. A further renovation phase is scheduled for completion by December 2026, which will add new furnishings, goods, and decorations to the ship's cabins and will see the refurbishment of the Stella Bistro, Veranda, and gym.