Author: Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY

Considering a vacation in 2020? Make a point to keep up to date on travel restrictions at your destination and have a Plan B in case yours locks down.

Fly, drive or take the train? Here are the pros and cons of each mode of travel amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Thanks to COVID-19, travel insurance became mandatory, business travel went bye-bye and Americans rediscovered the beauty of their own country.

Depending on the airline, time may be running out to use flight vouchers from trips canceled due to COVID-19. Here’s how to get your money back.

How many of these rules are there for our actual safety? And how many are there just to make us feel safe?

Getting lost at the airport is common. Many are trying to compensate for poor design by plastering the terminals with signs. The fix? Tech and design.

Like hotels, Airbnb and Vrbo are springing surprise fees on customers right before they book a property – when they’re already emotionally invested.

If you’re flying somewhere this summer, you have a good reason to get through airport security faster. A life-or-death reason, even.

Pandemic fees for travelers may be legit if they cover an actual cost, are clearly disclosed and are only temporary.

A survey of travelers by Qtrip finds plenty of pent-up demand for travel. A surprising 40% of respondents plan to travel this summer.