U.S. Demands Access to Europeans’ Private Data or Say Goodbye to Visa-Free Travel
The EU is negotiating a deal with Washington.
Jaw-Dropping First Class Upgrades Expose the Growing Class Divide in the Sky
Emirates’ plan for private en-suite bathrooms in every first class suite raises the bar on luxury.
Trump’s Face to Feature in Some 2026 U.S. Passports
Travelers applying for a passport at the Washington Passport Agency this year might receive the 250th anniversary special document. The U.S. government plans to release a limited number of passports with President Donald Trump’s image on the inside cover. This year marks 250 years since the U.S. gained independence from the British monarchy. The new … Continued
A Simple Trick to Snag a Last-Minute Business Class Deal
A last-minute question at the gate might unlock heavily discounted business-class seats.
Let Bad Airlines Die (and Stop Bailing Them Out)
Bailing out airlines like Spirit Airlines doesn’t protect travelers—it protects failure.
Tourist Spends Hours in Excrement After Toilet Collapses
We examine the latest in travel news this week.
The Controversial Fix That Could Change Airport Security Forever
Airports with a private screening contract have a loophole in government shutdown chaos–here’s how the system works and why its in the spotlight.
Voice and Video Calls Now Allowed Mid-Flight on This Airline
British Airways passengers can now make voice and video calls onboard certain flights with new Starlink WiFi.
The Sneaky Airport Fees You’re Probably Paying Without Knowing
Many countries charge departure taxes, often hidden in airfare. Here’s how they work, where you may need to pay separately, and what travelers should know.
A String of Near-Misses Has Travelers Asking One Scary Question
Recent close calls between passenger jets have raised alarm—but are airline near-misses actually increasing?