Christopher Elliott

Hotels started cutting corners during the pandemic, and many never stopped.

Travelers are expressing frustration with what they perceive as unfair and hidden fees.

Flying with young kids is often difficult and stressful, and as a father of three myself, I know that firsthand.

Although travel shaming is a practice that's as old as travel itself, it's been picking up some momentum lately.

The lack of minimum seat size regulations in the U.S. allows airlines to continue shrinking seats, posing potential health and evacuation risks.

I write a nationally syndicated column about travel, and I don't just parachute into these places. I live there.

Experts predict that travel scams will worsen in 2025 due to the increasing cost of travel, advancements in AI technology and scammers' determination.

Tourists are disliked. And with good reason. More than half say they've behaved out of character on vacation, according to a recent survey.

Financial experts recommend planning ahead, budgeting, and exploring affordable alternatives like staycations or off-season travel.

There should be a policy requiring airlines to issue full refunds to passengers with a doctor's note advising against travel due to illness.