Happy Oktoberfest: 29 Top American Cities for Beer

on September 25, 2015

If you can’t make it to Munich for the original Oktoberfest celebration, a small city in the northern U.S. might be the next-best place to celebrate.

Business Travelers Dip a Toe in the Sharing Economy

on September 20, 2015

Security, privacy issues have led business travelers to stay with traditional modes of transport and lodging, but that appears to be changing.

This Airplane Looks Like a ‘Star Wars’ Robot

on September 18, 2015

You can book a seat on the Boeing 787 painted to resemble R2-D2, the iconic robot character from “Star Wars.”

How to Take Professional Caliber Photos With Your Smartphone

on September 18, 2015

The technology in most smartphones is so extraordinary that nearly anyone can use it to take fantastic pictures by following these tips.

How to Avoid Hidden Car Tire Costs

on September 17, 2015

When you buy a car, you’ll likely remember to weigh its mileage, miles-per-gallon, and what type of fuel it takes. But don’t forget to examine the tires.

How to Avoid Freezing or Overheating on Planes, Trains and Buses

on September 17, 2015

Unfortunately, regulations cover safety, but do not ensure comfort on the road, so you have to take measures to contend with extreme temperatures.

Sick of Being Crammed Into an Airplane? This Group Has Your Back(side)

on September 15, 2015

Passenger rights group lobbies for Congress to put a halt to ever-shrinking airplane seats, but the airline industry says the market, not government, should drive these choices.

Your Driver’s License Soon May Not Work as Airport I.D.

on September 14, 2015

Air travelers from one of four states with licenses that don’t meet the federal standards could be affected as soon as 2016. Here are the details.

Hacker Easily Cracks TSA-Approved Luggage Locks

on September 13, 2015

TSA says the purpose of the locks was to provide peace of mind for travelers, but even that function is now in question.

6 Gadgets That Pave the Way for Better Road Trips

on September 10, 2015

Tech for your car that helps you steer clear of speed traps, find your way through uncharted territory, avoid breakdowns, increase your fuel efficiency and more.

New York Bill Could Force Hotel Guests Outside to Smoke

on September 4, 2015

Proposed legislation would force visitors and tourists who smoke to light up out on the sidewalk with the natives.

The Most Germ-Ridden Parts of Airplanes and Airports

on September 3, 2015

Think the lavatory flush button harbors the most bacteria of any surface on an airplane? Guess again.

Why Internet Service on Your Next Flight Could Be Faster

on August 27, 2015

In-flight Internet service that promises record speeds has been cleared for takeoff. Find out when it’s likely to be available.

When Will Customers Just Say ‘No’ to Airlines?

on August 27, 2015

It’s no academic question for U.S. airlines, which continue to provoke passengers with new fees, surcharges and rules.

Out of Wi-Fi Range? 3 Tips for Getting Some Work Done Anyway

on August 23, 2015

Even if you lack Internet access, you can still be remarkably productive, if you want to be, of course. Here’s how.

Been Dreaming of Travel? Air Fares Are in Descent

on August 21, 2015

Airline fares are down almost 6 percent compared to a year ago.

15 Riskiest Tourist Destinations for Mobile Devices

on August 20, 2015

Some of the world’s most attractive tourist destinations are also among the riskiest places for mobile devices — and a U.S. spot tops the list.

Beware the Most Vexing Travel Credit Card ‘Gotchas’

on August 19, 2015

Offering enticing perks such as “free” bags and “free” airline tickets, these cards are big on promises, but they often fall short on the delivery.

How AirBnb Could Help You Save on Hotel Rooms

on August 16, 2015

Even if you don’t use the popular home and room renting site, it’s putting pressure on the competition to give you a deal.

When is The Best Time to Book Airline Tickets?

on August 13, 2015

Deciding when to book a plane ticket at the best price seems to be an increasingly inexact science. Find out what the experts say.

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