Want to Be a Digital Nomad? The Countries Where It’s Easiest, Hardest

and on September 29, 2026

More than 18 million Americans now work while traveling, but visa rules, banking hurdles and unreliable internet can quickly complicate life abroad.

New DOT Rule May Make It Harder to Receive Compensation for Flight Delays

and on September 22, 2026

Starting Oct. 19, 10 types of disruptions will be reclassified, potentially leaving travelers without meal, hotel or refund assistance after long delays.

She Thought She’d Booked a Dream Vacation Rental. Then She Arrived

and on September 20, 2026

Fake reviews, AI-generated photos and off-platform payment requests can turn a convenient rental into a costly and dangerous travel nightmare

United Wants Passengers to Pre-Order Food to Pick Up at the Gate

and on September 3, 2026

The pilot at Newark lets travelers order meals, medicine and travel essentials in the app, while disruption alerts can surface three earlier flights

7 Common Cruise Scenarios Travel Insurance Won’t Cover

and on August 28, 2026

While travel insurance can provide peace of mind for cruises, experts warn that common scenarios are often excluded from standard policies.

These Moms Say Travel Teaches Lessons School Can’t. Are They Right?

and on August 27, 2026

Traveling outside school breaks can trim a family vacation by as much as $5,000, while giving children classroom lessons in museums, cultures and problem-solving.

What Travelers Should Know About Europe’s New ETIAS and EES

and on August 19, 2026

Biometric checks are already active, while a separate $23 authorization for Americans remains delayed as Europe updates its borders

Travelers Could Face Over $17K in Fines if They Pack These Banned Items

and on August 11, 2026

A prohibited item can trigger a $17,062 civil penalty, while rules on batteries, liquids and biometric screening may surprise travelers

Workers Sue TSA Over TSA Gold+, Claim ‘Secretive Push’ of New Program

and on August 9, 2026

A lawsuit over airport screening records exposes how privatization could affect TSA employees, passenger service and security during future funding lapses.

American Airlines Changes Elite Upgrades on Select Routes

and on August 6, 2026

Starting Aug. 25, elite travelers on nine routes may receive premium-economy upgrades instead of the business-class seats they once got at no extra charge

Some Gen Z Aren’t Buying Homes, They’re Investing in Timeshares

and on July 29, 2026

One Gen Z couple paid nearly $38,000 for vacation points instead of a home down payment — and calls it the smartest investment they’ve made.

5 US Destinations That Feel like Europe, No Passport Required

and on July 29, 2026

From a car-free Michigan island to a Danish-style California village, five U.S. towns offer European charm without the passport or jet lag.

This Popular European City Just Introduced a Tourist Tax. What to Know

and on July 26, 2026

Edinburgh now tacks a 5% nightly fee onto hotel and Airbnb bills, with the surcharge expected to raise $67 million a year for city upkeep.

Why One Cannabis Gummy Could Land Travelers in Serious Trouble Abroad

and on July 17, 2026

A new Thailand customs rule can mean up to 10 years in prison or a $15,000 fine for cannabis found in your luggage — even by accident.

Goodbye, Middle Seat. United’s New Seating Design Offers Extra Space

and on July 14, 2026

United will swap the middle seat for a shared table on its newest jets, but hasn’t revealed what this upgraded Economy Plus perk will cost fliers.

The Secret to Booking a Five-Star Hotel for Under $150 a Night

and on July 13, 2026

Hotels.com data shows international five-star stays average $250 a night versus $370 in the U.S., with some destinations dipping below $150.

The US Renewed Its Travel Warning for This Caribbean Island

and on July 9, 2026

Turks and Caicos’ renewed Level 2 advisory warns of assault and scams, plus a strict ammo law that’s landed tourists in jail for a stray bullet.

United Trials New Program to Make Early Morning Flights Less Stressful

and on July 4, 2026

Nearly 1,600 bags have already gone through United’s new night-before check-in trial at Chicago O’Hare — here’s how to use it.

These Are the 10 Most Expensive Destinations in the World

and on June 29, 2026

New data reveals travelers are cutting back on everyday spending to fund bucket-list trips — and the priciest destination averages $27,195 for just 18 days.

July 4 Flights Are Getting Cheaper, but This Is the Priciest Day to Fly

and on June 24, 2026

Flying on July 2 costs 25% more than the holiday itself — book on July 4 and pay as little as $286 for a domestic flight, according to new data.

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