Kirk Cassels

I can't think of the last time there were so many stories for agents to comment on, especially with an absence of YTB or other constant hot topics. So let's dive right on into them.

Don't ask how we got it. Just enjoy a few clips from what is an astounding theatrical display at one of Las Vegas' newer casinos.

We follow up on a note we received on Facebook from Lauren Terner Simon about the cruise line adding a surcharge to counteract oil prices.

The as-yet-unnamed ships, estimated to be near 141,000 tons, are scheduled to enter service in spring 2013 and spring 2014 and will be the largest in Princess' fleet.

From journeys below the equator that include tours of Incan ruins to Caribbean stops for snorkeling and jeep tours in Aruba, the cruise line rolls out several options for 2011-2012.

After a few weeks working on the road with little-to-no time to review on comments, it's time to catch up as two topics in particular are receiving a lot of attention.

To commemorate the 80th anniversary of its first flight with attendants on board, a Boeing 767 will make a four-hour nonstop journey with 240 customers cruising at approximately 530 mph.

Season opening sales begin May 13 with special rates that include adding three days at Denali to a cruise for $299.

Those who have bought or renewed an Epic Pass for 2010-2011 can continue their winter season below the Equator with free skiing /snowboarding at Las Lenas Resort in Argentina.

After a five-year partnership with Raffles/Fairmont Resorts, Canouan Island Resort will revert back to ownership operation as Carenage Bay Resort beginning May 20.