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Amazon deleted his 25-year history. Here is how he got it back.

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On Travel

Holiday flights are packed. Board last anyway.

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Forum

Look who decided your airline seat is big enough

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Commentary

Let’s end the gotcha clause that’s making your hotel room more expensive

Destinations

Secret tunnels, breathing lamps: How Capella created a sustainable resort in Sydney

Problem Solved

Samsung sent my broken projector back and called the case completed. Is there a way out?

The Travel Troubleshooter

American Airlines promised me a $650 refund for bumping me. Why did it only give me a $250 credit?

Advocacy

UPS broke my flowerpots and now it’s stonewalling my refund. Can the A-Team help?

Latest Stories

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On Travel

How useless extras are driving up your airfare

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Forum

Where’s the line between a consumer complaint — and crazy?

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Commentary

“Debanked” by your frequent flier program? You should have rights

Achim Laber, a ranger at Feldberg Nature Reserve, surveys the fall landscape on one of the resort's ski slopes.

Safe Travels

In Germany’s Black Forest, winter isn’t a sure thing anymore

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Only 3 airline seats left? Prove it.

Only 3 seats left at this fare. Booked 17 times today. A clock ticks down beside the price.…

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The rest of the world is protecting air travelers. Why isn’t the U.S.?

You feel it at the gate when your flight is delayed a third time and nobody offers an…

Guilty until proven innocent? You are if you rent a car.

Minutes after Howard Gross picked up his Alamo rental in Nice, a tire warning light came on. An…

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Rising hotel taxes need better disclosure. Here’s the fix.

You can negotiate a room rate, skip the minibar, maybe talk your way out of a resort fee.…

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An arson attack in France doubled her car rental bill. Does she have to pay?

A cartoon man lies awake in bed clutching his blanket with a frightened look as a large THUMP sound effect appears above him, illustrating a guest jolted awake by heavy overhead noise in a rental advertised as quiet.

Airbnb promised a refund for a noisy rental. Then it went quiet.

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Can your internet provider charge you for equipment you already own?

Help! Microsoft locked my account and won’t let me back in!

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How a French château became a modern art spa — minus the clichés

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These New Zealand eco-lodges are redefining sustainability (and reaching for the stars)

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Is your hotel room safe? The mistake you’re making right now

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Your hotel room isn’t guaranteed. Here’s the fine print they’re hoping you won’t read.

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Is travel insurance useless in a crisis? Here’s what you need to know

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How to save money on travel insurance without giving up the coverage you need

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