Dear Fodor's

In this month's 'Dear Fodor's,' we ask experts to weigh in on whether it's worth blowing up your marriage if you cheat on your spouse while traveling.

In this month’s "Dear Fodor's" we dive into one of the more complicated aspects of group travel: how to manage differences in budget, especially when one person backs out of a trip last-minute.

It's probably one of the biggest points of contention amongst travelers: what to do about loud or obnoxious children onboard a flight. In this month’s "Dear Eugene," we address one of travel's age-old questions and ask experts what is the appropriate way to navigate other people's disruptive kids.

Dear Fodor’s, my grandmother passed away suddenly, leaving my family reeling. Because she lived both stateside and abroad, I find myself having to travel to be with family, attend memorials, and help go through her belongings. A friend of mine mentioned airlines offer discounted fares for bereavement travelers, while another said those are only available … Continued

Tis' the season for family time and family drama.

Dear Fodor’s, I hate Thanksgiving! My family is all MAGA, and I want nothing to do with them, so I’m planning on traveling instead. I know my parents will freak out and guilt me, and I’ll give into it, so my plan is to leave and ghost them, and probably send a text the day … Continued

With Halloween just around the corner, in this month’s "Dear Eugene," we weigh in on whether visiting a place of tragedy for tricks, treats, and ghostly encounters is actually a good idea.

Is it better to have your kid skip school to travel?

In this month’s "Dear Eugene," we ask experts what to do if your bridal party is bristling at the idea of getting down in a red state for your bachelorette.

In this month’s "Dear Eugene," we answer the question of whether you can get mad at your partner for moving up to business without you.