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The Worst U.S. Airports for Catching a Connecting Flight
We're naming airport names, and breaking down our advice by season, ticket type, and more.
No, Cruise Ships Are Not Banned from Amsterdam
Another week, another inaccurate travel headline that seems designed for clicks.In recent days, you might have read that Amsterdam's city council has outlawed cruise ships. BBC News:…
How to Prep for High Altitude Before Your Mountain Vacation
Headed into the mountains? Here's what medical experts recommend to avoid altitude sickness.
Don't Scan a Fake QR Code! Scammers Can Steal Your Personal Info
An earlier version of this post has been updated with new information.We know QR codes are convenient, allowing quick access to the website or payment portal of a restaurant, parking…
Avoid Cruise Ship Port Crowds By Using These Websites and Strategies
Some places lose their charm when they're inundated with cruise ship passengers. Use these tools to know when the quiet days are.
The Air Traffic Controller Shortage: When Will It Improve? How Can You Prepare?
A shortage of air traffic controllers may be contributing to flight disruptions at U.S. airports. How—and how long—will your travels be affected?
Can Passengers Bring Cannabis on Cruise Ships? What to Know About Pot and Cruising
Is marijuana legal on cruises if it's legal where you board? Let's weed out the myths from the facts.
Scam Alert: Passengers Report Fake Airline Phone Numbers Are Listed by Google
Some passengers are saying bogus customer service phone numbers are being displayed on Google, leading unsuspecting customers directly to scammers.
Africatown Heritage House: New Museum About Last Known Slave Ship to U.S.
A new museum dedicated to the lives and legacies of people aboard the last known ship to transport enslaved Africans to the United States has opened in Alabama. Mobile's Africatown…
Do You Need Tickets for the Pantheon? Navigating Rome’s Confusing New Fee Rollout
After centuries—nay, millennia—of flinging open its mighty bronze doors free of charge, the Pantheon, one of the most-visited attractions in Rome, is now charging admission. Effective…
Disney World Attendance Is Way Down, but Don't Blame Politics
On the Fourth of July at Walt Disney World in Central Florida—a day when crowds are usually shoulder to shoulder—the pathways were shockingly clear. Wait times for most rides were 30…
The Best Iceland Cruises: 11 Small-Ship Lines You Should Know
The best Iceland cruises give passengers up-close views of the land of fire and ice from aboard small ships.
1 in 3 Flights Could Be Canceled This Summer, Europeans Warn
Today's Times of London published a headline that will dismay anyone who has a European vacation in the works for this year: Air traffic control strike will hit up to 1 in 3 summer…
SCOOP: No, Dubrovnik Is Not Fining Tourists €265 for Using Wheeled Luggage
The story isn't true.This happens more often than any of us should accept: Scandalous "news" is published and because it's clicky, it gets spread far and wide—but nobody is actually…
The best vacations with kids: Pauline Frommer on where to go, places to stay, getting there, food, sightseeing, and great experiences.
Marie Antoinette's Private Rooms at Palace of Versailles Now Open for Tours
At the Palace of Versailles in France, members of the public may once again step behind the gilded paneling of the Queen's State Apartment and into the two-story suite of rooms used by…
What You Must Reserve in Advance at Walt Disney World—and When Bookings Open
Even when the economy sags and disposable income drops, Disney's theme parks usually find a way to increase revenue. In the company's last financial quarter, despite a sharp collapse…
9 of the Best Family-Friendly All-Inclusive Resorts in Cancún, the D.R., and Beyond
These all-inclusive resort brands are fun, reliable options for families seeking some time off in Cancún, the Caribbean islands, and other beachy destinations.
Malaria Is Back in the United States. Here's What Travelers Should Do About It
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued an advisory after cases of malaria were detected in Texas and Florida—the first locally transmitted cases of the…
Can I Cancel a Flight and Get a Refund? Rules for Refunds, Reimbursements, and More
Sorting through the fine print of an airline’s policies can be tedious and confusing, and it doesn’t get any easier when things go awry. From meal and hotel vouchers to refunds,…
Which Airlines Have Free Wi-Fi? And Which Will Charge You to Stay Connected?
Here are the airlines that have free Wi-Fi—along with strategies for staying connected for free on carriers that charge for Wi-Fi.
Small Airplanes Are Becoming Less Common—and That Could Affect Your Next Trip
Airlines are betting on bigger planes and fewer flights to be more efficient. What does that mean for passengers?
How to Travel to New York City Cheaply: Our Top 35 Tips
Yes, you can experience New York City on a budget. Here are 35 ways to save money on an NYC vacation.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, the World's Biggest Harry Potter Exhibit, Just Opened—Explore Inside
On June 16, 2023, the world’s largest indoor Harry Potter attraction, the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, opened in the city’s Nerima ward. Just like at the original London version…
The New African American Museum in Charleston: Opening Date, How to Go, What to See
An estimated 40% of all enslaved Africans brought to the United States as part of the international slave trade disembarked in Charleston, South Carolina. On Tuesday, June 27, the new…