If you clicked on this story for your free gift card, you’ll definitely want to keep reading. I’ve issued plenty of warnings about “free” products and some of you, dear readers, think I’ve gone too far.
After Janet Davis cancels her vacation rental, she expects a $360 refund. So why is the owner refusing to return it?
There are many differences between travel insurance and a vacation waiver. Christopher Benson learned about those differences in a hard way.
When Benson and his wife, Betty, planned a trip to Paris, Orbitz offered them a “vacation waiver” option that looked a lot like travel insurance. But when the Bensons tried to invoke the waiver, it didn’t work as they expected. Lufthansa would not refund their tickets from Chicago to Paris.
If you’re stuck in an uncomfortable airline seat or have to pay an exorbitant resort fee for a hotel stay, you don’t have to look too far for the reason. Just look in the mirror.
Are you thinking of getting rid of your loyalty program? If so, you might relate to John Franklin’s story. Actually, you might relate to it even if you aren’t unhappy with your loyalty program.
Who are the worst airline passengers? Hint: It’s not babies. These are the real problem flyers (and what you can do about them).
What’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen a passenger do on a flight?
If you said, “Change into pajamas midflight,” then maybe you were on my red-eye from Orlando to Frankfurt, Germany, during which a passenger disappeared into the restroom and emerged in a nightgown.
The vacation rental took a nice picture. There was a white picket fence, a spacious living room with modern furniture, and the location was perfect. Who knew it would be the worst vacation rental ever?
Well, I should have.
When WOW Air died earlier this year, Lufthansa made its passengers a seemingly generous offer: a 25 percent discount if they rebooked with the German carrier. Victoria Corless decided to accept. But why is her Lufthansa offer so hard to redeem?
Do you laugh out loud when you hear the words “walkable Los Angeles”? I used to, too, since LA has a reputation for being all freeways and suburbs. But some of the best parts of the City of Angels are more accessible to pedestrians than you might think.
