When James Cottrell bought travel medical insurance for himself and his wife for their North Atlantic cruise last summer, he never expected to use it. But if he had to, he was confident his GeoBlue travel medical plan would be there for him — and that it would pay his claim promptly.
Insects are coming for your next vacation.
Like many Americans, I’m traveling this fall. And like many Americans, I’m wondering: Is it safe to travel this fall?
When ITA Airways changes Rocco De Mella’s plane from Miami to Rome, he loses the seat upgrade he bought. An airline representative promises him a prompt refund. But six months later, the airline still has his money.
On a recent trip to Paris, John Smaistrla was just a bump away from becoming a pickpocket victim.
Vicky Cordes is trying to use a $3,157 airline ticket credit from the pandemic. But her travel advisor, wholesaler and airline are all pointing fingers at each other. Who’s got her money?
Can a car rental company just change its refund rules whenever it wants to?
A fragile medical device. An overstuffed rollaboard. A large cooler filled with snacks.You’d be shocked by what passengers are trying to fit under their economy class seats these days.
Glen Hartness books the wrong night at a La Quinta hotel through the Priceline app. Why won’t Priceline refund the erroneous booking?
Airlines are shedding fees, giving away free stuff, and being extra nice to their customers. Has the world gone mad?
