Avoid visa problems this summer. Here’s how
If you travel abroad this summer, look out for visa trouble.
Christopher Elliott
Echoes of WWII — and a loud explosion or two — on a Southern road trip
There’s a moment in an historical re-enactment when you start to question reality.
American Airlines still tops our complaints list, but here comes United
Our May complaint numbers are out and they show a tightening race between American Airlines, which has received them most complaints since we’ve been keeping lists, and United Airlines.
Dollar said I was a ‘no-show’ and took my money
Ed Samson is a “no-show” for his Hotwire rental in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Why won’t Dollar Rent a Car refund his money?
American Express freaks out about unpaid $32 bill
Mike Boyar discovers an unpaid $32 bill on his American Express card more than a year after he cancels his account. By then, a collection agency is involved and creates chaos. Is there a way to undo the damage?
Tech tools can help rental car drivers avoid — and contest — traffic tickets
Who is sending Katherine Johnson’s daughter parking tickets? The Miami Parking Authority’s citations, usually for $42 apiece, have arrived in the mail intermittently since 2014 for violations that allegedly occurred in Miami, where her daughter attends college.
Will the rash of recent viral videos have a lasting impact on airline regulation?
It didn’t take the latest string of viral videos to convince Cynthia O’Leary. There was no need to see the near-riot at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport or the passengers brawling on a flight at Burbank Bob Hope Airport.
You’ve been warned! Don’t fall for these scams this summer
It happened to Shirley Kroot on a recent visit to Paris: the classic summer vacation scam.
I can’t believe I ate that on Alabama’s Gulf Coast
The trouble with eating raw oyster isn’t the taste (it’s delicious) or knowing where it’s been (filtering water on the bottom of the bay) but that it’s alive.
It’s been six months — where’s my refund, American Airlines?
After Charles Wohlust’s brother-in-law dies, American agrees to refund his ticket change fees. But then it doesn’t. What should he do?