American Express is planning a major overhaul of its Las Vegas (LAS) Centurion Lounge, substantially expanding its footprint and adding new features. Amex’s Centurion Lounges are easily among the best […]
Read Now, Book Later: 8 Places to Travel Based on Your Personality
There is so much unknown at the moment, but one thing is certain – brighter days are ahead. So while you may have to put your travel on hold for […]
Aer Lingus Cuts New Flight from Minneapolis to Dublin
Aer Lingus is shelving the new nonstop flights between Dublin (DUB) and Minneapolis-St. Paul (MSP) indefinitely less than a year after it launched, a Minneapolis airport official confirmed to Thrifty […]
How All Major Airlines Are Offering Free Change, Cancellation Amid Coronavirus
Editor’s note: We’re constantly updating this post with the latest information about airline change and cancellation waivers. Major airlines in the U.S. and abroad are going to extraordinary lengths to give […]
Chase Adds New Benefits, Cuts Some Fees on its Sapphire Cards
Travel rewards credit cards are being hit hard in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, leaving many customers wondering if keeping those cards is worth it when travel is on […]
Delta Extends Free Change, Cancellation on All Flights Booked through June
After expanding previous offerings, Delta is now offering free changes and cancellation on all tickets booked by June 30 – including for flights as far out as May 2021. That […]
Delta Offers Buyout Packages in a Bid to Avoid Employee Layoffs
Delta is offering many of its flight attendants and other frontline employees early retirement and buyout packages with severance pay and health and travel benefits, making a bid to downsize […]
Southwest Flight Schedule Now Bookable Through Christmas, New Years!
It’s time to book your Southwest flights for Thanksgiving and the winter holidays! While most airlines allow you to book flights up to 11 months in advance of your travels, […]
Complaint Numbers Show United’s Resistance to Give Refunds
United Airlines received three times as many complaints from consumers seeking refunds as Delta and American Airlines combined in March, according to the latest data from the Department of Transportation […]
Japan’s ‘Plan’ to Pay for Half Your Trip? Too Good to be True
Last week, news reports from Japan set the internet ablaze: The Japanese government was considering covering 50% of flight and travel costs for visitors. It was an ingenious way to […]
Will the Amex Platinum Card’s New Travel Credit be the New Standard?
Coronavirus has put travel on hold, and that makes the big travel perks from cards like the Platinum Card from American Express a lot less valuable, at least for now. That’s why […]
Emirates Drastically Slashes Award Fees by 80%
Emirates and its glitzy first class cabins (with showers onboard and all) have earned its spot on many travelers’ bucket lists. But you’ll often pay a small fortune to book […]