There are many traveling nightmares people never want to experience, like losing your ID. But officials know these things happen and may still allow you to fly. If you’ve lost your identification, travel experts suggest you arrive at the airport as early as possible because you will need additional time …
Read More »Denver International Airport Will Use New Verification Technology To Identify Passengers At Checkpoints
Technology is continuing to make traveling easier. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at Denver International Airport (DEN) is now using the next generation of Credential Authentication Technology (CAT) to verify the identity of travelers. The first-generation CAT units were designed to scan a traveler’s photo identification to confirm their identity …
Read More »Tweet Us, Chat With Us Online, but Just Don’t Call: Frontier Airlines Eliminates Telephone Customer Service
Well, times are surely changing. The commercial airline Frontier is doing away with customer service by phone. Callers now hear an automated message when calling the airline 800-number: “We offer the lowest fares in the industry by operating our airlines as efficiently as possible. We want our customers to operate …
Read More »Emirates Will Provide Thanksgiving Meal To Passengers Aboard Flights From Dubai To The US
Emirates announced its new Thanksgiving Feast on flights from Dubai to the US. The airline will also offer lounge customers a special menu all this week. The special will run from Thanksgiving Day to the 26th on flights to and from the US. And its lounge customers can expect the …
Read More »Fake Uber Crisis Occurring In Mexico, Cancun Authorities Warn Visitors
Cancun authorities are warning tourists about a fake Uber crisis going on as conflict continues between Uber and taxi drivers. Apparently, hackers have hacked the WhatsApp accounts of Uber drivers to connect to their Uber accounts. From there, they make fake Uber accounts and charge for services. But what is …
Read More »TSA Releases List Of Approved Thanksgiving Foods That Can Be Carried Through Checkpoints And Items That Need To Be Checked
As we all prepare to wow our friends and family with our cooking skills, TSA wants travelers flying to be well informed on what food items need to be checked and what can be put in a carry-on. So if you’re flying for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, take heed to …
Read More »This Airline is Doing Away With Boarding Passes
Air New Zealand is ready to progress to contactless and biometrics travel options ahead of another busy summer. After a successful trial at LAX, the airline plans to use biometric verification at its other US ports to brace for what they predict will be another busy summer season. Between December …
Read More »Frontier’s All-You-Can-Fly Passes Start at $599
On Wednesday, Frontier Airlines announced the pricing of its all-you-can-fly pass, which will start at $599 for the first year and auto-renew at $1,999 if you don’t cancel it in time. The 12-month GoWild! Pass is now available for purchase, with travel beginning May 2, 2023. There is no limit …
Read More »Marriott Introduces Luxury Apartment-Style Accommodations, Possible Competition to Airbnb and Other Vacation Rentals
Marriott International, Inc. has introduced its apartment-style accommodations, Apartments by Marriott Bonvoy. The company has seized the opportunity to expand into apartment-style accommodations to meet the growing consumer demands among those wanting more space for stays while they blend work and leisure travel. Marriott is adding to its 26 years …
Read More »AAA Warns Travelers Of Possible Delays Ahead Of Thanksgiving Holiday, Numbers Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels
The AAA predicts 54.6 million Americans will be traveling during the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. In other words, it’ll be hectic. The agency is urging travelers to leave ample time to get to their holiday destination. Travel experts say America’s roads and airports will likely be as busy as they’ve been …
Read More »Air Taxis to Soon Offer 10-Minute Flights Between Newark and NYC
United Airlines and Archer have partnered up to make short commutes easier for travelers getting to and from the airport. Archer, a California-based electric aircraft maker, will introduce 100 of its five-person air taxis to the United fleet. These mini planes will only be used as shuttles, going back and …
Read More »New Study Finds 2 Out Of 3 Americans Don’t Start To Enjoy Their Vacay Until Day 3
A survey conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Club Wyndham revealed two out of three Americans surveyed couldn’t enjoy vacation due to excessive pressure. 2,000 Americans participated in the study which now gives insight into “vacation pressure.” It also reveals that a typical vacation lasts about a week and the …
Read More »British Airways Will Allow Male Pilots To Wear Makeup And Piercings
British Airways wants its employees to feel comfortable! The airline recently announced crew members and pilots can now wear make-up and piercings. The new changes will go into effect Monday (November 14). The rules follow changes that were made by Virgin Atlantic, which bow allows its employees to wear uniforms …
Read More »The Top Cannabis-Friendly Hotels Around the US
It’s one thing to travel but travel and cannabis-friendly locations could make for an epic vacay. This piece is for those who enjoy cannabis-related fun. It kind of all started in 2018 when Lord Jones became the first cannabis company to establish an official partnership with hotel chain The Standard …
Read More »AirBnb Says It Will Improve Its Price Transparency to Help Users Avoid Hidden Fees
AirBnb has turned into a bit of a hassle, given all its vague booking fees. It is not always easy to tell how much you’ll pay for your vacation rental because sometimes the cleaning fee or security deposit may not appear until after you click on a listing. However, Airbnb …
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