Is the city I’m visiting safe? Here’s how savvy travelers can find out
How can you tell if the city you plan to visit is safe? It’s harder than ever to know. Here are some proven strategies.
How can you tell if the city you plan to visit is safe? It’s harder than ever to know. Here are some proven strategies.
After David Fisher spends an extra 60 euros to get on a rescheduled Eiffel Tower tour, he wants to know if he can get a refund. Viator says yes — and then no. How do you resolve this Viator problem?
Tom Scruggs pays Norwegian Airlines a $79 change fee to get on an earlier flight. But then the airline rebooks him on a later flight. Can he get a refund?
If you have a SeatGeek ticket problem, how much does the company have to do to make things right?
Say the word “free,” and it’s enough to make even the most experienced travelers lose their marbles.
Ireland may be synonymous with lush green landscapes, but is the country also a green destination?
Emily Weir wants compensation from Lufthansa after her flights from New York to Delhi are delayed and rerouted. But Lufthansa won’t pay her a dime. What’s going on?
Can Airbnb cancel a booking at 4 a.m., lock your account and keep your money? That’s what Nancy Kankindi wants to know after the vacation rental platform showed her the door without explanation.
If you think your next trip will be smoke-free, think again. The travel industry has abandoned its smoke-free promises — mostly.