All I want for Christmas is a little honesty from the travel industry
What do you want for the holidays? If you’re Paulina Want, how about a little honesty?
What do you want for the holidays? If you’re Paulina Want, how about a little honesty?
If enough travelers stopped paying the travel industry’s infuriating surcharges and fees, would the unwanted add-ons simply disappear? Would extra charges for checked luggage, ticket change fees and mandatory hotel resort fees vanish into thin air?
Lisa Coris changes the name on her son’s passport, but now Ethiopian Airlines wants to charge her $300. Is that too much?
The travel industry seems to always have its hand out — sometimes literally.
Don’t look now, but your consumer rights are vanishing.
If you rent a car in Europe this summer, you might notice a few changes. Pay attention to them. They could be coming to America soon.
Just a few weeks before Dennis Main’s European riverboat cruise, a disc in his spine ruptured, confining him to a wheelchair. Unfair fees.
Airlines do it by quietly restricting the terms on their tickets. Cruise lines resort to good old-fashioned salesmanship.
If you’re looking for a cheap airfare, there’s good news, according to new research from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA)
Vacation rental companies are piling on the fees, many of them pure junk. Among the most common: fees for booking, changes and cleaning.