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Airlines must now provide prompt refunds for delayed or canceled flights
Due to Department of Transportation (DOT) rules signed into law, airlines must now promptly refund passengers when flights are canceled or significantly delayed. The DOT introduced the rules last April, which required airlines to reimburse passengers without “having to explicitly request them or jump through hoops” in the event of flight delays, changes, or delayed bags. -
Delta introduces retro in-flight video game, with the chance to win a $400 gift card
Delta adds some retro fun to the skies with its Sky Hopper video game. Available to SkyMiles members using Delta Sync Wi-Fi on their mobile devices, the game has a classic 8-bit appearance, hearkening back to early consoles and arcades. Passengers can test their gaming skills and also win a $400 gift card from now through April 24, 2025. -
What are you after? The ideal time to visit Colorado for every adventure
Whether you’re dreaming of hitting the slopes, hiking through wildflower-filled meadows, or just enjoying the buzz of festivals, the best time to visit Colorado really depends on the experience you’re after. -
Why these fall getaways are trending for 2024 – and are worth the hype
This year, travelers are favoring destinations that blend gorgeous landscapes with rich cultural experiences. -
British Airways suspends flights between JFK and Gatwick airports
British Airways has canceled flights between New York’s JFK Airport and London’s Gatwick Airport between December 2024 and March 2025. The schedule change results from delays in delivery of Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines for Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft. 103 flights will be canceled. -
Delta adds long-haul flight to Brazil
Delta Air Lines will continue its global expansion, adding a long-haul flight from Boston to Brazil. The route will fly between Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) and Sao Paulo/Guarulhos–Governor André Franco Montoro International Airport (GRU). The new flight follows Delta’s announcement of additional transatlantic routes for summer 2025. -
Looking for solitude? These are the 3 least visited national parks in America
Without a doubt, these three parks show nature at its most authentic. They offer some of the most remote and untouched landscapes in the U.S. national park system. -
Plan your adventure: The best time to visit Sequoia National Park
Sequoia National Park is home to some of the oldest and largest living organisms on earth — sequoia trees. Many of these ancient trees are over 2,000 years old, so it's no mystery why this national park has become a treasured vacation spot for many. -
Discover the best time to visit Vietnam (Hint: It’s by region)
From the misty mountains of Sapa in the North to the sunny beaches of Phu Quoc in the South, Vietnam’s weather varies dramatically across its three regions – North, Central, and South. -
The ultimate bucket list: Unmissable things to do in Tokyo
From exploring centuries-old shrines to catching a live Kabuki show, the capital of Japan is a sensory overload in the best possible way. And don’t even get us started on the food – Tokyo is a dream for sushi lovers, ramen aficionados, and street food fanatics alike. -
What you need to know about Rocky Mountain National Park road closure
As the cold seasons approach, Rocky Mountain National Park is starting to transition to winter mode. This shift may affect your visit, so here's everything you need to know. -
From Machu Picchu to Lima: The ideal times to visit Peru’s top destinations
This country has it all, whether you’re hiking through the ruins of Machu Picchu or exploring the depths of the Amazon rainforest. -
United Global Services: A complete guide to the invite-only tier
We all know about the published statuses on United's MileagePlus loyalty scheme. But what happens when you go beyond 1K? -
Where to stay for your unforgettable multi-day trip to Yosemite
Yosemite National Park is home to a variety of lodging options, including hotels, cabins, and campgrounds. Depending on your preferences, you can choose from luxury accommodations to a rustic backwoods campsite. -
The ultimate travel steamer for your on-the-go lifestyle
Wrinkled clothes on vacation? No thanks! A travel steamer is your secret weapon. But with so many options out there, which one’s the ultimate travel companion? -
Frontier Airlines honors veterans with 50% off promotion
Yesterday, Frontier Airlines offered a salute to service with a 50% discount on base fares for active and retired military and their loved ones. The offer coincides with the lead up to Veterans Day and runs through Sunday, October 27. All veterans have to do is enter the code VETS on FlyFrontier.com for flights through December 18. -
Qantas announces upgrades to Economy seating on A330 aircraft
Today, Qantas announced new Economy seats for its Airbus A330s flying to Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The airline will install new seating, technology, and entertainment features across 10 aircraft for an enhanced inflight experience. The work begins in mid-2025 when the first A330 receives the update. -
Business class vs. first class: The main differences, explained
If you're confused abut the differences between business class and first class, we've got the answers that will help you book your next flight. -
Now’s your last chance to visit this popular national park before winter closures
This year, Yellowstone will be implementing its winterizing procedures on October 31st, so get in your fall visit while you still can! -
Japan Air Lines introduces credit card for US customers
Japan’s national carrier, Japan Air Lines, recently announced a credit card for U.S.-based customers, the JAL USA Card, a Mastercard product. The dollar-based card works for both entry-level and premium members, with valuable rewards and mileage-earning benefits. The airline partnered with First National Bank of Omaha and Prestige International USA, Inc. for the new card. -
Norse Atlantic announces direct flight from Los Angeles to Rome
Scandinavian airline, Norse Atlantic, just announced a direct flight between Los Angeles and Rome in 2025. Taking place aboard Boeing 787-9 Dreamliners, the flights begin on May 22, 2025, with fares starting at $199 one-way from L.A. to Italy. In addition, the carrier will restart flights between Los Angeles and Oslo, which fly from May 23, 2025, to September 26, 2025. For that route, one-way fares begin at $240. -
The best things to do in Vancouver, Canada: Our top picks
Tucked between stunning mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Vancouver, Canada is a dream for outdoor lovers and urban explorers alike. -
This Nordic European airline expands its U.S. schedule in 2025
This week, Finland’s national airline, Finnair, announced it’s largest-ever U.S.-bound schedule for the summer of 2025. Also included are more routes to Asia, matching levels last seen in 2019. The flights embark from the carrier’s Helsinki hub. U.S. destinations include Chicago, Los Angeles, Dallas and Seattle, while Asian offerings include Osaka and Nagoya, Japan and Shanghai, China. -
Lonely Planet shares its top picks for travel in 2025
This marks the 15th edition of Lonely Planet’s “Best in Travel” hotlist, featuring 30 trending destinations that span regions, countries, and cities, making them the must-visit spots for the upcoming year. -
Here are the most jaw-dropping national parks in California
It's hard to choose a favorite since there's something for everyone in the Golden State, but here are the best national parks in California, according to us. -
Delta donates $1 million to the American Red Cross for hurricane recovery
Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused devastation across the Southeast, and now, many communities face a long rebuild before life returns to normal. That’ll take time, effort, and money. Last week, joined the cause, donating $1 million to the American Red Cross to help the hundreds of thousands affected by the powerful storms. How Delta and […] -
These are 9 of the best places to visit in Switzerland
From resort towns and bustling cities to winter wonderlands, these are the best places to visit in Switzerland. -
Kansas City to launch world’s first barbecue museum in 2025
The museum will feature dedicated rooms that explore the key elements and regional variations of barbecue, giving guests a comprehensive experience of the flavors, techniques, and culture behind the smoke. A gift shop will also allow visitors to take home a piece of the barbecue tradition, offering everything from rubs and sauces to BBQ-themed merchandise. -
Delano Las Vegas to be converted into W Hotel by Marriott
This move is part of a broader partnership between the two hospitality giants, first unveiled in July of last year. The long-term licensing deal saw four of MGM’s Las Vegas properties integrated into Marriott’s collections, while eight others were brought into a co-branded offering under the MGM Resorts with Marriott Bonvoy umbrella. -
Juggling between Yellowstone vs. Yosemite? Here’s where you should go this year
Whether you're drawn to the geysers and wildlife of Yellowstone or the granite peaks and waterfalls of Yosemite, both parks promise an encounter with America’s wild side. -
Never seen a super moon? This may be our favorite way to experience one
Scheduled throughout November, these hikes will allow participants to learn more about the ancient mounds, as well as take on a fun new hiking challenge. -
South Padre Island: An oceanside Texas adventure
I was on an excursion to South Padre Island, where Texas character and tropical ambiance collided for a fun and immersive atmosphere. Here’s a summary of what I experienced on my SPI adventure. -
Discover the top 10 cities with the most Airbnb-ready homes for your next adventure
Topping the list is Austin, Texas, with an impressive 49.37 Airbnb rentals for every 1,000 visitors. With 61% of its 19,830 apartment listings available on Airbnb, Austin has the highest number of Airbnb listings of any city analyzed, making it an Airbnb hotspot. Travelers to Austin can enjoy live music, explore Lady Bird Lake, or take advantage of incredible shopping opportunities on South Congress Avenue. -
What is a passport card? This passport alternative can be useful to some travelers
If you’ve ever traveled internationally, you’re likely familiar with the passport. But what about the passport card? If you’re wondering why you haven’t heard about it, you’re not alone. Let's explore what a passport card is. -
Google Flights introduces money-saving feature
Air travel lets you explore the globe. In mere hours, you can cross the country (or the Atlantic) and be immersed in a new culture, where fresh experiences await. But airfare can get expensive, and finding the best deal and be a challenge.To help, Google Flights just added a new tool, giving thrifty travelers a way to score the lowest fare. The “Cheapest” tab finds the best deals for passengers willing to forego convenience. Here’s how it works. -
Cathay Pacific debuts Aria Suite, enhancing the in-flight experience
Last week, Cathay Pacific introduced the Aria Suite, a Business class upgrade that elevates the in-flight experience. That’s in addition to the airline’s new Premium Economy and Economy offerings on its renovated Boeing 777-300ER aircraft. The upgraded plane embarked on September 18, flying from Hong Kong to Beijing, and was then gradually added to to regional and long-haul routes. -
A second Sphere venue is in the works
Set to mirror the 20,000-capacity Sphere in Las Vegas, the Abu Dhabi venue will offer an immersive experience, blending cutting-edge technology with live performances, concerts, and events. -
Get unlimited lodging during ski season at this Tahoe hotel
The pass includes unlimited room nights, making it an ideal option for avid skiers looking to maximize time on the slopes at nearby Heavenly Ski Resort, just a few minutes away. But you’ll have to act fast – the deal must be purchased by October 31, 2024. -
Do you need compression socks for air travel?
If you've ever flown on a long-haul flight, you’ve probably noticed people pulling on long, tight socks. These are likely compression socks, and they’re not just a fashion statement – they serve a purpose. The question is: do you need compression socks for air travel? -
Going to Yosemite National Park just got a whole lot easier
The National Park Service originally intended to extend the reservations until October 27, but due to lower-than-expected crowds, they've already pulled the plug.