Avoiding travel fees: Here are the shocking ways people are doing it!
How far would you go to avoid a travel fee? Here are some of the ways people are sidestepping these annoying extras.
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On Travel is a weekly consumer travel column that offers information and advice for people planning a business or leisure trip. The feature started in USA Today in 2013 and is now nationally syndicated.
Here’s what’s missing from your hotel — and how to get it
Something is missing from your hotel — and you should know about it before your next trip. Here’s how to get what you want.
How to stay out of trouble when you travel in 2025
I should have known she was going to be trouble. I was stuck in seat 36J on a flight from Tampa to Zürich, Switzerland, and before the plane even started down the rain-slickened runway, the passenger in front of me turned to her companion and asked, “How do I recline this seat?’
Can AI make your next trip better?
You’ve probably heard the promise: AI can make your next trip better.
It’s a long, long walk through the airport. Here’s your survival guide.
Don’t forget to pack your hiking shoes this holiday travel season, because you’re going to need them more than ever.
Travelers are having more “lost in translation” moments. What’s the fix?
If you’re reading this article in English, lucky you. You can travel the world and still be understood by many people because 20 percent of the world also speaks English.
5 really stupid travel mistakes you have to avoid this fall
Traveling somewhere this fall? Better check your assumptions along with your baggage.
New strategies for avoiding vacation rental “gotchas”
If you’re looking for a vacation rental this holiday season, you already know about the biggest gotcha: the high price.
Do you have luggage rage? Here’s how to know — and what to do about it
If you’ve ever struggled to squeeze your carry-on luggage into a ridiculously tiny overhead bin, or had to repack your bag because it was too heavy, or just lost your luggage, then you may already know luggage rage.
Planning a trip? Don’t get destination-duped
If you see a lot of long faces in places like Atlantic City, Buenos Aires or Disney World in Orlando, then you have a good eye. Some of these poor travelers have been destination-duped.