Can this trip be saved? “Eep! There’s a toenail in my bed!”
A lot can go wrong on a cruise, but Vanessa Williams’ sailing to the Bahamas on NCL’s Norwegian Sky had more than its fair share of problems.
Year: 2010
Buh-bye first class? Wouldn’t that be nice
So they’re getting rid of first class, are they? At least that’s what our friends in the traditional media are reporting.
Decimal point error changes restaurant bill to €2,190 — Bank of America says “too bad”!
The tab for lunch at the Hatzikeli Fish Tavern in Rhodes, Greece, came to €219 for Siyun Kim. At least that’s what he thought.
It’s time to say “no” to the TSA’s full body scanners
You may have though of saying “no” to the Transportation Security Administration’s new full-body scanners, too.
TSA: Enhanced pat-downs coming nationwide Oct. 31?
When it comes to the Transportation Security Administration’s new security measures, it’s hard to know who to believe anymore.
Tarmac-delay rule gives air travelers more respect
Tarmac-delay rule gives air travelers more respect
Hotel calls mandatory room safe fee a tax, requires you to opt out when checking in
Next time you check into the Fairfield Inn in Sandusky, Ohio, mind the safe in your room. They’ll add a $1.07 fee to your confirmed rate for having one — whether you want it or not.
Spirit Airlines — risks: “Negative publicity” on customer service could hurt business
Spirit Airlines, as you might have heard, is trying to raise $300 million in a public stock offering. Here’s the Form S-1it filed last Friday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
You get what you pay for revisited — oops, there goes my journalistic objectivity
What does “You get what you pay for” mean?