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World's Steepest Tram, Reduced Legroom, and No Europe Visas for Americans: Today's Travel Briefing
Travel news from all over
How to Protect Your Phone from Hackers (And Other Bad Stuff) When You Travel
We asked a travel tech expert for the lowdown on the apps to download and security features to enable so that your favorite carry-on device stays useful—and safe from prying…
Brain Parasites in Hawaii and United's PR Woes: Today's Travel Briefing
Emirates Airline's Decision to Cancel Flights to the United States Because of Administration Policies Will Reduce Income and Jobs Here
A sharp reduction in foreign tourism will do far more economic harm than can be offset by corporations adding American jobs here and there.
Trump Hotel Deal Off in Dallas, World's Safest Country Named, and Emirates Cuts Flights to U.S.: Today's Travel Briefing
Media Stories About the Violent Removal of a Passenger from His Flight Have Overlooked Important Considerations
Arthur Frommer weighs in on airline overbooking—and why passengers should be compensated a lot more.
Sea Turtles in Florida, In-Flight Phone Calls, and Spirit Leaving Cuba: Monday's Travel Briefing
Europe's Fastest Roller Coaster, United's PR Disaster, and Britney's Leaving Vegas: Today's Travel Briefing
Free Laptops on Qatar Airways, Rewards for Seat Volunteers, and Bob Dylan's Archive: Today's Travel Briefing
Underwater Titanic Tours, Virgin America Gets the Axe, and a Delayed Airline Rule: Today's Travel Briefing
Free Alabama Walking Tours, Summer's Cheapest Airfares, and Diamonds in Arkansas: Today's Travel Briefing
Fewer Flights to Cuba, Closed Historic Sites in Philly, and Trump's Call to Privatize Air Traffic Control: Today's Travel Briefing
An Undoubted Reduction in the Level of Transatlantic Airfares is Currently Underway
Getting to Europe from America is now cheaper than it has been in years, says Arthur Frommer—but the reasons behind the new reality are not all positive.
Cyprus Tourism Surge, More Invasive TSA Pat-Downs, and Possible TSA Budget Cuts: Today's Travel Briefing
Rock Climbing Cliffs Closed at Zion National Park, U.S. Airports with Best and Worst On-Time Performance, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
How to Protect Your Computer from Airlines and Hotels That Snoop on You
It's called dynamic pricing, and it's how companies can offer you different rates based on who you are and what you're in the market for. Here's how to set your computer to get around…
Remote Caribbean Islands Now Easier to Reach, White House Tours to Resume, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Win a "Beauty and the Beast" Castle Stay, NYC Fines Airbnb Hosts, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
The World's Longest Flight, the Truth About Bowling Green, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
When to See Cherry Blossoms in Japan, Best Hotels in North America, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
What You Need to Know Before Booking an Economy Basic Ticket
The old shell game has come to travel and its called “Basic Economy Fares”. The traveler thinks she’s saving big, but when she looks under the shell, she finds…
Everything You Need to Know About 'Basic Economy' Fares
Delta, United, and American have all introduced low, no-frills airfares. But they come with so many fees and restrictions, customers need to know what they're in for.
Seat-Back Entertainment Fading Out, a $700 Ski Lift Ticket, and More: Today's Travel Briefing
Despite Fierce Opposition from U.S. Air Carriers, Norwegian Air Has Received Permission to Radically Slash Airfares Across the Atlantic
Norwegian Air is about to introduce some healthy competition on transatlantic flights, making travel a lot easier and cheaper for many more Americans.
In a Dramatic and Somewhat Unexpected Change, Lines at Airport Security Gates Have Greatly Shortened, Easing the Process of Checking in for a Flight
After doomsday headlines about endless security lines last summer, airport screenings have gotten downright speedy. Do we owe the TSA an apology?