What should I do if an airline loses my checked luggage?
It’s every traveler’s nightmare. You arrive at your destination, but your checked luggage doesn’t.
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It’s every traveler’s nightmare. You arrive at your destination, but your checked luggage doesn’t.
What does your airline owe you if it bumps you from a flight? Here’s what you need to know about denied boarding compensation.
If an airline cancels or delays your flight, do you deserve a refund? It depends. Here’s a guide on airline cancellations and delays.
If you plan to travel anywhere in 2023, you probably need travel insurance. Wars, a possible recession and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic have made travel insurance a necessity for most travelers.
Why pay for a hotel when you can own your own vacation home or condo? That’s the promise of a timeshare. The pitch comes when you least expect it: when you’re on vacation and your guard is down.
Airports, train stations and bus terminals are probably the last places you want to get stuck when you’re traveling. Do I have to tell you why? There’s no place to sleep, food options are limited and expensive, and the bathrooms — yuck!
Health and safety isn’t an afterthought for travelers anymore. It’s the first thing they consider before they plan a trip. It’s often the only thing they worry about in the hours before their departure. Health and safety is everything in a post-COVID world.
Before you rent a vacation home, listen to Richard Powers’ story. Earlier this year, he found a bargain on a four-bedroom cabin in Lake Placid, N.Y., through Vrbo, a vacation rental site. He contacted the “owner” through the platform, who instructed him to wire the money to his bank account.
If you’re not thinking about buying travel insurance for your next trip, you probably should. In a world filled with danger, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, anything could happen. Here’s our guide to the best travel insurance.
No matter where you go or how you get there, you’ll probably have to show some form of ID, passport, or visa at some point.