Author: Christopher Elliott

Summer’s just begun but vacation rental booking is up 282% and it’s a seller’s market. Here’s how to know which fees are legit and which are robbery.

What will it take for you to take a summer vacation? Fewer COVID-19 cases? A vaccination? Cheap airfare? Only you know where your comfort level lies.

Kids under two can sit on your lap, which means they fly for free. So why not save a little money? And you’re probably not going to like the answer.

How do you plan a summer road trip this year? What kind of car should you drive? And what should you avoid when you’re out on the road?

There were some upsides to traveling during the COVID pandemic: Fares were dirt cheap, flights weren’t crowded and passengers sailed through TSA.

For this summer’s road trips, you can drive a car – either your own or a rental – or splurge on an RV. Here are the pluses and minuses of each.

The summer of 2021 will be unlike any other with travelers waiting for more security before booking and short supplies of vacation and car rentals.

From making sure you have all your travel –documents to CBD for your achy back, here are ways to make your summer travel saga a little less painful.

Instead of hitting a bunch of destinations each day, travelers exploring one place in depth. And more of them are using travel agents and insurance.

There’s no official COVID-19 vaccine passport in the USA – at least not yet. In the meantime, you have a few imperfect options.