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Do Kids Require Vaccination to Cruise? Here Are the Major Lines' Rules
A cruise line–by–cruise line look at vaccinination rules for children under 18
Family-Friendly Ski Resorts with Fun Activities for Non-Skiers
An exhilarating way to enjoy winter with your kids is by taking the whole fam to a snowy mountain resort. But when there are non-skiers and non-snowboarders in your group, you’ll want…
Odyssey of the Seas: Photo Tour of Royal Caribbean's Cruise Ship
Royal Caribbean is one of the most popular mass-market cruise brands in the world, but that doesn't mean the average customer fully understands its varying levels of custom-built…
New Scam Alert: When You File Covid-Related Border Entry Forms, Watch Out
There are precious few outfits dedicated to the protection of the consumer—and goodness knows the United States has a long way to go in customer protection with actual legal bite. So…
"In Danger of Capsizing": Rough Seas Continue for Historic Queen Mary Ship
Things continue to look bad for the Queen Mary, the historic British ocean liner turned Southern California tourist attraction turned floating hotel turned rotting hulk. The ship,…
This Holiday Season, Cruising May Be the Most Affordable Vacation
Global supply chain woes are increasing the cost of gifts, a return to air travel is causing airfares to balloon from 2020's lows, and rental car rates are rough at the end of…
Our Newest Guidebook, "Frommer's New York City Day by Day," is Now on Sale
You know the moment in just about every rom-com when the montage sequence shows the happy couple bathed in golden light while laughing, smiling, and running around doing cute…
What Does Marriott's Court Settlement Over Resort Fees Mean for Travelers?
As we've reported, the hotel giant Marriott was sued by the attorneys general of both Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania over deceptive resort fee practices. On November 19 a settlement…
Cirque du Soleil's New "Drawn to Life" Is the Best Show at Walt Disney World
At the end of 2017, French-Canadian entertainment juggernaut Cirque du Soleil closed La Nouba, the family-friendly acrobatics spectacular that played on Walt Disney World resort…
Will There Be an Airport Holiday Staffing Mess? The TSA Updates the Situation
The Biden administration has announced that 90% of the federal workers who were required to be vaccinated by November 22 have now received at least one dose. What's more, the…
Figure Out Where to Use Your Credit Card Rewards Points for Flights with This Free Online Tool
If you've racked up a bunch of air travel miles from a credit card or airline rewards program and you'd like to redeem them for an international flight, a free, new online tool from…
Look Inside Walt Disney World's Swan Reserve Hotel
In early 1990, when Florida's Walt Disney World cut the ribbons on the 1,509-room Dolphin and the 756-room Swan hotels, the resort made architecture history. The two towering…
That Tempting Travel Deal Could Be a Rip-Off. Tips for Spotting a Real Bargain
Promoted travel deals are often just marketing—and sometimes scams. Here's how to find the actual values.
Famous Thai Beach from Leonardo DiCaprio Movie Reopening After Three Years
Thailand's Maya Bay, the speck of paradise that played the title role in the Leonardo DiCaprio movie The Beach (2000), is reopening to tourists after a three-year-long…
For Better or Worse, Booze Will Soon Flow Again on All Major U.S. Airlines
United Airlines has resumed selling hard liquor in the economy cabin on flights of at least 301 miles. Like many other carriers, United went dry during the early weeks of the pandemic…
Float Over Dubai in the World’s Highest Infinity Pool with Wraparound Views
You can now take a soak while soaking in limitless views of Dubai's over-the-top skyline at a new infinity pool suspended more than 650 feet above the United Arab Emirates…
This Thanksgiving Season's Busiest Airports—and When They'll Be Most Crowded
When should you get to the airport to fly home for Thanksgiving this year? A lot depends on which airport you'll be flying from. Which is why we're thankful for Hopper. The…
Warning: Time May Be Running Out on Your Covid Flight Credits
Forget free champagne in first class. Starting in spring 2020, the most coveted amenities for air travelers became a flexible cancellation policy and flight credits that could be used…
The Best U.S. National Parks to Visit in Winter
Winter doesn't have to mean hibernation for nature lovers. In fact, at certain U.S. national parks, winter is the season when a visit is most rewarding, either because crowds diminish…
Accidentally Traveling with Cannabis: Does Anyone Care Anymore?
If you forget you left a marijuana product in your luggage, what will happen if it's found at the airport? The answer is changing—and changing fast.
How Soon Can You Fly with a Baby on an Airplane?
Airline rules and early health concerns to consider before getting on a plane with your newborn
What's in the New Infrastructure Bill for Travelers? Lots of Great Stuff We Need
Travel in the United States is about to get a lot more safe, convenient, enjoyable, and—possibly—less expensive. And it's all thanks to the just-passed infrastructure bill. Officially…
New: A Literary Walking Tour of the Great Writers of Amherst, Massachusetts
Seeing as how Amherst, Massachusetts, produced Emily Dickinson, the Pioneer Valley college town's literary reputation is pretty solid already. But the most perceptive and inventive…
List of Airlines Requiring All Passengers to Be Vaccinated for Covid-19
These airlines have made Covid-19 vaccination mandatory to fly on some or all routes—sometimes independent of the policies in destinations.
After 50 Years, England Reopens Train to Dartmoor, Delighting Campers
There's a reason most tourists to England stick to the country's cities and don't visit some of its most spectacular scenery: It's not easy to get to rural places anymore. Until the…