These are the most dangerous assumptions travelers are making in 2025
From travel insurance to cybersecurity, here are the most dangerous assumptions travelers are making this year.
From travel insurance to cybersecurity, here are the most dangerous assumptions travelers are making this year.
When Margarita Medina buys a SIM card from Boost Mobile from Target, it doesn’t work on her phone. Now she wants her $50 back. Can she get it?
Amie Tugwell’s Vrbo rental is contaminated with mold. She and her family checked out after one night. Why can’t she get her money back?
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Belfast is going full steam ahead on sustainable tourism — from collecting rainwater on the roof to green hotels.
Michelle Hughes just spent $677 to have a Sears technician repair her GE refrigerator. It doesn’t work. Does she still have to pay for the repair?
Mary Brewer’s vacation rental in Branson, Mo., is a mess, filled with bugs and dog urine. Can she get a refund for her bad vacation rental?
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