How Capital One Miles Rescued an International Trip Amid Chaos
A winter of mass flight cancellations left many travelers stranded. Here is how flexible Capital One miles turned a ruined itinerary into a last‑minute save.
William R. Martin
William R Martin writes about travel from the ground up. His work focuses on remote routes, working ports, border crossings, ferry lines, and the landscapes that shape how people move across regions.
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Can You Refer a Business Card From a Personal Credit Card?
Major issuers increasingly allow personal cardholders to earn bonuses for referring friends to small-business cards, but rules and restrictions vary widely.
More Americans Eye Solo Travel Amid Safety, Cost Jitters
New surveys show growing U.S. interest in solo trips, even as concerns about personal safety, flight reliability and rising travel costs temper enthusiasm.
The $99 Airport Service That Can Slash Your TSA Wait Time
A $99-a-year biometric membership promises to cut hours from airport security waits. Here is how it works, where it helps most, and the trade-offs.
Australian Hotels Stay Resilient as Domestic Visits Soften
Australia’s hotel market heads into 2025 with solid revenue growth, tight supply and returning international visitors, even as domestic visitor nights edge lower.
United Puts New Polaris Studio Suites on Domestic Flights
United is rolling out its new Polaris Studio suites on select domestic widebody flights, giving U.S. travelers an early taste of its next-generation cabins.
7 Smart Ways Drivers Can Stretch a Tank of Gas
With fuel prices still volatile, drivers are turning to simple habits and low-cost maintenance to squeeze more miles from every tank of gas.
TSA wait times keep rising: how travelers can navigate security
With spring break crowds and federal funding turmoil stretching TSA lines, these strategies can help flyers minimize stress and avoid missed flights.
How the DHS Shutdown Is Disrupting TSA and U.S. Airports
Long security lines, closed checkpoints and emergency stopgaps are reshaping the airport experience as the ongoing DHS shutdown drags into its seventh week.
United Opens Sales for First Polaris Studio Flights in April
United Airlines has quietly opened reservations for its new Polaris Studio suites, with the first revenue flights set to roll out on select routes in April.
LaGuardia Aims 2 p.m. Reopening After Deadly Tarmac Collision
New York’s LaGuardia Airport works toward a 2 p.m. reopening after a fatal plane–truck collision forced a temporary shutdown and widespread flight disruption.
20 U.S. airports where security lines move faster
New analysis of TSA data and travel studies highlights 20 U.S. airports where security lines are typically shorter, giving flyers a better chance to breeze through.