Booking Last-Minute Snags Best Hotel Prices, Data Show
WASHINGTON (TVR) – Procrastinators, rejoice: new data show waiting until the last minute to book lodging can result in the best hotel prices and save you significant money.
WASHINGTON (TVR) – Procrastinators, rejoice: new data show waiting until the last minute to book lodging can result in the best hotel prices and save you significant money.
WASHINGTON (TVR) – Fast wifi is quickly expanding on airlines worldwide, as travelers demand increased access to seamless communications, a new report found.
WASHINGTON (TVR) – The expedited customs security program Global Entry just surpassed five million members, U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced, a key benchmark for the initiative that lets trusted travelers skip frustratingly long lines upon re-entry into the United States.
WASHINGTON (TVR) – The U.S. Park Service has already cut its free days from 10 to four this year and now, US park fees could double under a proposal begin considered by the Interior Department.
WASHINGTON (TVR) – Need a passport? It’s going to cost you even more in a few weeks, when a passport fee spikes 40%. The U.S. State Department is raising its “execution fee” on in-person passport applications from $25 to $35.
WASHINGTON (TVR) — Even the Easter Bunny would be stopped from carrying one type of Easter eggs through the U.S. border this holiday weekend, as Customs and Border Protection warns travelers of certain restrictions.
WASHINGTON (TVR) — A bipartisan bill introduced in the United States Senate called the WOOFF Act would make it illegal to place an animal in the overhead bin on a commercial aircraft, after a dog died on a United flight earlier this month.
WASHINGTON (TVR) — A record 965 million passengers flew airlines that served the U.S. last year, with solid growth in both domestic and international trips fueling the increase.
WASHINGTON (TVR) – Some cities now view tourists as the enemy, as they grapple with increasing problems stemming from overtourism.
WASHINGTON (TVR) — A record 151 million people will fly for Spring Break travel this year, new projections show, prompting airlines to race to add more than a hundred-thousand extra seats per day to their routes.