Author: Christopher Elliott

Experts predict this spring break – typically from late February to the end of March – will be busier than last year’s and maybe busier than 2019.

When it comes to air travel, plans can change. And they’ve been changing a lot lately. It requires the skills of a professional to negotiate.

As COVID-19 restrictions wind down, more travelers find it harder to get a refund from a travel company – even when the company promises one.

Do you need travel insurance for your holiday trip? This is the time to find out.

Travel insurance companies are backed up with claims from a busy summer and an active fall travel season. Here’s how to speed up the claims process.

Passengers leave cruises for all kinds of reasons. But when should you leave your cruise? And what are your rights if you’re asked to leave?

While a demanding customer might affect your next trip, you could also indirectly benefit from these travelers who expect the world.

Travel experts predict the record demand that turned this summer into a chaotic travel season will carry over to the holidays.

As Americans take to the seas again, they’re making all kinds of cruise errors. A lot has changed during the COVID pandemic.

Don’t look now, but resort fees are poised to make a comeback. The number of hotels charging these fees is down 17%  from 2018.