Are you a travel follower or a contrarian? Either way, it’s good to know where other travelers are heading. Depending on your travel style, a country’s top tourist attraction might be your… Continue Reading
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Pay Your Taxes, or Else Don’t Fly
It’s tax time. And this year, travelers have more reason than ever to pay up: Delinquent taxpayers risk having their passports denied or revoked. The rather obscure Fixing America’s Surface Transportation… Continue Reading
Hilton HHonors Tokyo Bonus (And Good Luck Getting A Deal)
Promotions are like endcaps at the supermarket. They stand out, have big sale signs and are designed to make you buy them. Because of all these factors, many people think that they are getting a… Continue Reading
How to Customize the Order of Multi-Quotes on InsideFlyer
Using the multi-quote feature on InsideFlyer can be quite useful for responding to content from several fellow members without having to post multiple consecutive times, which can not only extend the… Continue Reading
15 Tips to Prevent Theft Aboard Airplanes and in Hotels
Theft of the property of travelers while aboard airplanes and staying in hotel rooms have been increasing, if recent reports are any indication — but although no method is foolproof, there are ways in… Continue Reading
Travel Alert: Sporadic Fuel Shortages in Southeastern United States Until Further Notice
If you are traveling anywhere in the southeastern United States by car or other vehicle which uses gasoline, be aware that fuel prices have been spiking due to shortages caused by a leaking main pipeline… Continue Reading
Payment Card Data Breach Confirmed by Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants — and What You Can Do
Kimpton Hotels & Restaurants — which is now a division of InterContinental Hotels Group since its acquisition last year — has notified its customers via letters using traditional postal mail and through… Continue Reading
Know Your Rights If You Are Denied Boarding
Recently, news agencies reported that four airlines had been fined for providing inaccurate information about Involuntarily Denied Boarding (IDB) compensation. The fines were small, ranging from $35,000… Continue Reading
Five Reasons Why Gift Cards Could Potentially Cost You Money — and What You Can Do
“Got my statement from my Citi Prestige card and of the annual $250 travel fee credit, I still have just under $100 left. Anyone know if I can purchase a $100 Gift Card from AA and have that count as… Continue Reading
Hertz and MileagePlus: a 40% Discount And Bonus Miles
Hertz and MileagePlus are offering a discount plus bonus miles when you rent a car through October 31. Not that discounts are uncommon; few people pay “rack rate” for their car rentals, anyway… Continue Reading