Delta Now Offers Free Wi-Fi Across the Pacific. There’s One Catch
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on October 20, 2026
Delta’s free Wi-Fi now reaches Asia-Pacific flights, but the only requirement is a free SkyMiles membership, and some routes still have connection gaps.
Skip Paris. This French City Is Getting Easier to Visit
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on October 11, 2026
United Airlines will launch daily nonstop Newark flights to Marseille in June 2027, but the Calanques require free reservations in peak periods.
These Travel Disasters Taught 15 Travelers Unforgettable Lessons
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on July 19, 2026
A $5,000 theme-park theft and a phone locked for weeks abroad — real travelers share the costly mistakes and fixes they learned too late.
United Responds to Report about Free Airport Changes over Trump Name
Josh Rivera, Eve Chen and USA TODAY on July 17, 2026
An internal memo hinted flyers could dodge Florida’s Trump-renamed airport for free, but United says agents got the policy wrong.
We Made These 13 Costly Travel Mistakes So You Don’t Have To
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on June 21, 2026
USA Today staffers share 13 real-trip disasters — from hotels selling paid rooms to a $900 airline payday — and the money-saving lessons that came out of each.
I Spent $65 on Two Books. Is Reading Becoming a Luxury?
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on June 14, 2026
Hardcovers now routinely top $30, and the mass-market paperback that once made reading affordable has largely vanished — a pricing shift publishers say reflects decades of suppressed costs finally catching up.
The New Battle for Alaska Cruise Travelers Is Happening Onboard
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on June 10, 2026
Alaska cruise lines are spending hundreds of millions on ship upgrades to compete for the 1.7 million passengers expected to visit this season.
This Alaska Cruise Port Lets You Experience the Wild, Untouched State
Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on June 10, 2026
Icy Strait Point in Hoonah was designed to spread cruise visitors across 23,000 wilderness acres — and generates $20 million annually for a community of just 900 people.
Why Some US-Bound Travelers Are Being Funneled Through Dulles
Kathleen Wong, Josh Rivera and USA TODAY on May 20, 2026
A new DHS rule requires anyone traveling from Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan to land at Washington Dulles for Ebola health screening — including American citizens returning home.
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