Travel
Want a Cloudless, Rain-Free Wedding? You Got It – for $113K
Krystal Steinmetz on February 10, 2015
A UK company provides “cloud-bursting” services that guarantee clear skies on your big day.
5 Things to Do With Your $750 (Gas Savings) Bonus
Jim Gold on January 27, 2015
The typical family will save $750 at the pump this year. That’s enough to buy 187 Big Macs…or put a serious dent in that credit card debt.
Kiss-and-Drop Fee at the Airport: It’s Already Happening in the UK
Krystal Steinmetz on January 21, 2015
Several airports in the U.K. charge drivers, including taxis, a “kiss and drop” fee at the airport, and if you stay longer than the allotted waiting time, you could be fined.
Are Airlines Fees Refundable? Often You Have to Guess
Christopher Elliott on January 21, 2015
You probably assume that many airline fees are refundable if your plans change. Airlines assume the opposite: that unless they specifically say a fee is refundable, it isn’t.
Which Hotels Offer Free Wi-Fi? It Depends
Krystal Steinmetz on January 9, 2015
Although some hotel chains offer free Wi-Fi to all of their guests, big chains often require you to sign up for their loyalty program before you’re able to access free Internet.
What to Expect for Airfares and Other Travel Trends in 2015
Christopher Elliott on January 7, 2015
Would-be travelers could be in for some pleasant surprises if predictions are correct, but watch out for the extra fees.
Here’s What You Need to Know Before Renting a Car Overseas
Christopher Elliott on December 24, 2014
Before you make the arrangements, do your homework about insurance and paperwork requirements and restrictions for those older than a certain age.
These Airlines Are Most Likely to Lose (or Otherwise Mishandle) Your Bags
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
If you want to arrive at your destination with your luggage in hand, here are the airlines that are best and worst at taking care of your checked bags.
18 Christmas Gifts for the Travel Lover on Your List
Allison Martin on December 22, 2014
Whether the traveler on your Christmas list likes flying in style or backpacking through the wilderness, we’ve got you covered.
The Most Irritating Airline Passengers Have Been Identified
Krystal Steinmetz on December 22, 2014
A new airplane etiquette survey by Expedia reveals the behaviors that are most likely to annoy other passengers.
Many Americans Are Eager to Book a Trip to Cuba
Krystal Steinmetz on December 19, 2014
The White House’s announcement that relaxed travel restrictions are coming has prompted interest in travel to the Caribbean island to spike.
Dropping Off Your Rental Car Doesn’t Mean You’re Off the Hook
Christopher Elliott on December 18, 2014
Customers have been surprised by huge bills from car rental companies. Here’s why this is happening.
7 Ways to Beat Extra Airline Fees
Guest Blogger on December 18, 2014
Preparation can keep your airfare at its advertised price. Here’s how to avoid the airline fees that can add to your travel costs.
Here’s Why Hotels Put That Mysterious ‘Hold’ on Your Credit Card
Christopher Elliott on December 11, 2014
Many hotels place a pending charge on your credit card that’s far in excess of the cost of the room.
12 Ways to Save on Holiday Travel
Maryalene LaPonsie on December 8, 2014
It’s not too late to save money on your holiday travel. Check out our tips for ways to slash the cost of airfare, hotels and rental cars.
Couple Fined by Hotel for Negative Online Review
Krystal Steinmetz on December 1, 2014
Your pocketbook could take a hit if you post a critical online review.
If Fuel Costs Are Lower, What’s Keeping Airfares Sky High?
Christopher Elliott on November 19, 2014
The price of fuel doesn’t affect airfares the way it used to. Here’s why.
5 Tips to Secure a Free Last-Minute Holiday Flight Using Airline Miles
Summer Hull on November 12, 2014
You can fly for virtually no out-of-pocket cost if you have been stashing away airline miles thanks to rewards-earning credit cards.
Protect Your Holiday Travel for Free By Paying With the Right Credit Card
Summer Hull on November 4, 2014
Your card may provide great protection in the event your flight is canceled or your baggage is mislaid.
Why the Travel Industry’s Favorite New Word is ‘No’ – and What to Do About It
Christopher Elliott on October 30, 2014
Travelers are finding out the hard — and expensive — way that airlines and other travel companies are less willing to work with them when things don’t go as planned.
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