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Consumer Reports is in the business of rating and ranking, everything from refrigerators to running shoes. In a shift from its normal product-review routine, where the publication’s in-house experts do… Continue Reading
Enter the Wine Awesomeness “Portugal Wine + Beach Adventure” sweepstakes by April 10, 2018, for a chance to win the grand prize: a six-day trip for two to Northern Portugal, including $1,000 to cover… Continue Reading
If it seems that most of the cities you most want to visit are particularly expensive, you’re probably right. According to The Economist’s latest “Worldwide Cost of Living 2018” report, the world’s 10… Continue Reading
Remember when a trip to Vegas was the equivalent of a cheap date? With the widespread imposition and quick escalation of parking fees, Las Vegas hotels seem to have little interest in preserving the city’s… Continue Reading
I don’t suppose that most travelers choose their trip destinations based on a country’s happiness index. On the other hand, if they knew that Country A scored near the top of the happiness index and Country… Continue Reading
One way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day… Enter the Albert Bartlett “St. Patrick’s Day” sweepstakes by April 7, 2018, for a chance to win the grand prize: a seven-day trip for two to Dublin,… Continue Reading
In case you missed something, following are the biggest travel stories and best deals covered this past week. Check ’em out! Radisson Hotels Has a New(ish) Loyalty Program Club Carlson is now Radisson… Continue Reading
What matters most to travelers when they read hotel-review sites? As someone who mostly pays his hotel bills out of my own pocket, I typically look for comfortable budget accommodations. So I look for… Continue Reading
As reported by the Branson Tri Lakes News, a passenger on a Southwest flight in 2014 that landed at the wrong airport is suing the airline for $74,999.99. The plaintiff, Troy Haines, was returning from… Continue Reading
There’s no shortage of travel-industry data. Nor is there any shortage of studies that slice and dice the data in a multitude of different ways, with a multitude of different results. A new study by TravelBank,… Continue Reading
