Author: Christopher Elliott

Do-overs may be expensive to a company, but they are even more expensive when companies don’t do them.

With the busy summer travel season fast approaching, passengers might be wondering: What if it’s me sitting next to an unruly passenger?

Summer travel season is only a few weeks away, but people have already identified the most pressing problem: dangerously cramped airline seats.

Airlines are thinking about how to earn more profit in 2023, and from the looks of it, they plan to do it the old-fashioned way: by charging fees.

Your hotel may not be what you expected this year, but the sooner you say something, the more likely it is to get fixed.

According to numerous subject matter experts, there was a complete breakdown of decorum this summer. And this year hasn’t been much better.

Are junk fees ending? To answer that, you have to understand the importance of these fees to the industry and how efforts to stop junk fees fared.

What can you do in Western Australia? It turns out there’s more than meets the eye.

If you travel this year, you’ll probably spend time on a plane. Here are expert tips for handling a long-haul flight.

Cruise lines loved issuing credits for sailings canceled during the pandemic, which allowed them to keep your money – and may have saved them.