Category Archives for "News".
Do cancellation policies factor into your loyalty to hotel chains? When Marriott (which owns Starwood) changed its cancellation policy, in June, it was widely perceived as the beginning of the end of… Continue Reading
How much longer will Uber’s low prices last? Uber is worried, and you should be too. The European Union’s Court of Justice this week rejected Uber’s claim that it is merely a digital… Continue Reading
When it comes to opinions about travel services and suppliers, we have our own, based on our limited experience; travel agents have their opinions, based on their experience, plus feedback from thousands… Continue Reading
When does your trip begin? When it comes to planning travel, the flight is often considered the start of the trip. It’s not. Getting to the airport is the start of the trip. And if you park your… Continue Reading
It’s Monday morning, and Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, the world’s busiest, is back in business, after being completely shut down for almost 11 hours between 1:00 p.m. and 11:55… Continue Reading
Enter the Travel + Leisure “Escape to Amalfi Coast” sweepstakes by January 3, 2018, for a chance to win the grand prize: a five-night trip for two to Italy’s Amalfi Coast, including… Continue Reading
With load factors in the mid-80’s year-round, it sometimes seems like every flight is a popular flight. But some flights are more popular than others. Routesonline combined schedule and passenger… Continue Reading
Norwegian continues to expand its network of transatlantic flights between the United States and Europe with its announcement earlier today that the following three new routes will be added in 2018, serviced… Continue Reading
Have you reconciled yourself to paying bag fees? You might as well. The airlines are rolling in dough, and part of the reason is the fees that flyers (you?) are paying to check their bags. According to… Continue Reading
Do you consider Wi-Fi availability and quality when choosing an airline? Fast inflight Wi-Fi. While it was once a luxury, today it’s practically a baseline expectation. But at this early stage of… Continue Reading