Travel
See More for Less: Budget Travel 101
Myscha Theriault on May 15, 2013
A limited budget need not keep you from seeing the world’s most fabulous sites.
Spirit Airlines Ditches Toll-Free Line
B.T. Ballenger on May 8, 2013
The airline known for its many fees got rid of its toll-free number for customers, so calling to ask for help or advice might cost you.
4 Ridiculous International Travel Fees
Craig Donofrio on May 7, 2013
You thought the fees for domestic flights were insulting? A travel website takes a look at some of the fees charged for foreign flights.
Russia Charging NASA $70 Million per Spaceship Seat
B.T. Ballenger on May 2, 2013
Since the U.S. shuttle fleet was retired in 2011, NASA depends on Russia’s spacecraft — and they keep raising prices.
Frontier Airlines Will Charge up to $100 for Carry-Ons
B.T. Ballenger on May 2, 2013
When the new fee kicks in this summer, rates will range from free to $100 depending on how and when you pay.
Surprising Places to Score Cheap Travel Items
Myscha Theriault on April 29, 2013
Some essential travel supplies can be found at bargain prices in some unlikely locations — including where you normally shop.
Hotel Cancellation Policies Getting More Strict
B.T. Ballenger on April 22, 2013
At some hotels, it may be impossible to get a refund at the last minute, no matter what the circumstances are.
Airline Now Bases Fares on Your Weight
B.T. Ballenger on April 9, 2013
If you fly here, you’ll be stepping on the scale with your luggage. Will other airlines follow suit?
Things I Learned on My First Cruise
Ross Boissoneau on August 2, 2013
Got a cruise in your future? Learn from my recent experience.
Hotels Still Packing on Hidden Resort Fees
B.T. Ballenger on April 2, 2013
Despite a government warning that hotels may be breaking the law by hiding fees, many are still tacking on $30-a-night extra charges.
7 Things You Should Have in Your Wallet, 10 You Shouldn’t
Angela Colley on March 28, 2013
If your wallet gets stolen, whether it’s an inconvenience or a catastrophe will depend on what you’ve got in there.
Government May Soon Allow Electronics on Planes
B.T. Ballenger on March 27, 2013
We’re always told to shut off our devices for takeoff, but the Federal Aviation Administration seems ready to change the rules.
The Most Expensive Room Service in the U.S.
Angela Colley on March 25, 2013
Think $8 for a bottle of water is too high? So do we. Here’s how much you’ll shell out in some of America’s priciest places.
4 Cheap Ways to Secure Your Home When You’re Away
Guest Blogger on March 12, 2013
We save up for vacations, but we can spend way too much on home security when we’re away. Here are cheap but effective alternatives.
How the Sequester Might Ruin Your Summer – and Then Some
Angela Colley on March 11, 2013
Think the sequester only affects federal employees? Think again. The budget cuts are headed straight for your summer vacation, and potentially other parts of your life.
14 Tips for Traveling Alone
Angela Colley on March 8, 2013
Traveling alone as a woman may seem daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. Here are all the tips you need to have the time of your life, and stay safe doing it.
Ready for IKEA Hotels?
B.T. Ballenger on March 6, 2013
IKEA and Marriott are teaming up to build budget hotels – in Europe, for now.
$9 Will Speed You Through Security on United
B.T. Ballenger on March 4, 2013
United Airlines customers can now bribe – er, I mean, enjoy premier access – to shorter airport lines.
A Date to Mars Will Happen in 5 Years
B.T. Ballenger on March 1, 2013
Men are from Mars, and one woman is going to take her husband back there on a millionaire’s dime.
15 Tips for a Fabulous Family Staycation
Angela Colley on March 1, 2013
Think you need to head to the beach to have a great family vacation? Think again. We’ve got 15 ways the whole family can have a great vacation at home.
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