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Prices are surprisingly affordable, with the exception of hotels. But as always, there’s also some last-minute drama.
6 months ago
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Brace yourself, fellow travelers. These won’t be ordinary storms. Meteorologists say they’ll be powered by climate change and El Niño.
6 months ago
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If you’re trapped at the airport, you might wonder: Is it OK to sleep on the floor? Can I use the public restrooms to shave? I have the answers.
6 months ago
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Dated hotel amenities have been with us for a while, but never have they been more obvious. Here’s what guests really want of their rooms.
5 months ago
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Luggage thieves are smart and can remove or disable the trackers while they’re pilfering your bags. Airlines are also unimpressed, here’s why.
5 months ago
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In a business with near record-high rates, guests love the simple idea that hotels would give them what they want.
5 months ago
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Companies typically have the right to refuse service and can, in most cases, ban customers without a specific reason.
5 months ago
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A series of airline consolidations in the last two decades have left passengers with just four dominant carriers.
5 months ago
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Here is professional traveler Christopher Elliott’s list of the 12 best places to see in 2024, along with the best time to visit.
4 months ago
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Despite the affordable prices, you’ll find more fees, new rules – and danger.
4 months ago
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If you want better customer service, recording a call sometimes works, and sometimes it doesn’t. But there’s an even better way to solve this problem.
4 months ago
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There are some signs that your flight could be dangerous, particularly if you’re traveling internationally or in a country with lax regulations.
4 months ago
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There are ways to get ahead of the 2024 spring break crowds. The herd is moving to the same predictable places.
3 months ago
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More properties are charging their guests for parking – and sometimes, hotels charge guests who don’t have a car.
3 months ago
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A new hacking wave has hit travelers hard. Popular targets include loyalty program accounts and online travel agencies.
3 months ago
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Air travel in the U.S. could soon improve dramatically thanks to new federal traveler protections and upgraded airline performance.
2 months ago
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Greenwashing, or making exaggerated claims about your sustainability to attract visitors, is everywhere in the travel industry.
about 2 months ago
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There’s a war of scents going on at 36,000 feet, and it’s escalating in ways you can’t see (but will probably smell).
about 1 month ago
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If you’re an occasional air traveler, you’ll want to get the big picture. You might be surprised by what you find.
about 1 month ago
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Attitudes toward Advanced Air Mobility – that’s a fancy term for flying cars and other personal flying vehicles – have shifted.
about 1 month ago
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Almost every barometer of travel intent is up this summer season. Inflation and unemployment are low, and consumer sentiment and curiosity are high.
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