This post was originally published on this site Southwest Airlines is gearing up for assigned seating. Starting early next year, all Southwest passengers will get an assigned seat — and they’ll have the option to fly in the airline’s all-new extra legroom rows. Flights with the new seating setup go
This post was originally published on this site This fall, Frontier Airlines will fly to two new cities, and make its return to a third. Starting in October, the budget carrier will launch nonstop service from Richmond International Airport (RIC) in Virginia and Corpus Christi International Airport (CRP) in Texas.
This post was originally published on this site The Waldorf Astoria New York is a hotel that changed the history of hotels. Throughout the years, there have been many versions of the famed property, from its original inception in the late 19th century to the modern, towering icon gracefully sitting
This post was originally published on this site When I became a nomad at the start of the year, I knew it was the perfect opportunity to go for Globalist status with World of Hyatt. Earning top-tier status requires 60 elite nights in a calendar year — and with no
This post was originally published on this site There’s a Hyatt brand and a Hyatt hotel for every budget, from labels like the casual Caption all the way up to the Park Hyatt. You might even be surprised to discover some smaller boutique hotels are also connected to the World
This post was originally published on this site The joy of embarking on a grand new travel adventure with your family can sometimes be blunted by a frustrating experience going through airport security. Anyone who’s traveled with kids knows going through the TSA screening lines can be anything but smooth
This post was originally published on this site Southwest Airlines has officially set the date for its big changeover to assigned seats and has laid out exactly how its all-new boarding process will work. The airline’s long-standing open seating policy will officially end on Jan. 26, 2026, the Dallas-based carrier
This post was originally published on this site Some cruise lines try to be all things to all people. Viking isn’t one of them. Since its founding in 1997, the upscale cruise brand has carved out a niche catering to a certain type of thoughtful, inquisitive, generally older traveler looking
This post was originally published on this site Lyft has announced some changes that will make your next ride more rewarding. The new changes affect business riders the most; however, if you’re a frequent personal Lyft rider and have linked Alaska Airlines as your rewards partner, you’ll see some elevated
This post was originally published on this site Global Entry is a game changer when it comes to international travel. Since 2008, U.S. Customs and Border Protection has helped American travelers expedite entry back into the U.S. from abroad at select airports thanks to the Global Entry system. Now, this
This post was originally published on this site Nothing says vacation more than a pristine pool of aquamarine water sparkling like diamonds in sunshine, perhaps rippling ever so gently in a light breeze, with an infinity edge that melts into the surrounding seascape, mountain range or pastoral sprawl. Whether taking
This post was originally published on this site Have you experienced a flight delay, cancellation or downgrade that you’re sure qualifies for EU261 compensation but the airline won’t pay? If so, you’re not alone. Many airlines frequently reject EU261 compensation requests under the guise that unspecified “extraordinary circumstances” caused the
