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.
William Daniels
William 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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The 22 Best Hilton Hotels Around the World
From overwater villas in the Maldives to restored historic icons in Paris and Palm Springs, these 22 Hilton properties define the brand’s global best.
Save Time at Security: 4 Cards That Cover Clear+
Several premium travel cards now fully offset Clear+ airport security membership, turning a once-costly perk into a powerful time saver for frequent flyers.
Frontier Adds Four New Routes as Spirit Retreats From Key Markets
Frontier Airlines is launching four new U.S. routes in early 2026, moving into sunny leisure markets where Spirit Airlines has recently reduced flying.
Trump to Deploy ICE Officers to Aid TSA at Airports Monday
Trump administration plans to send ICE officers to U.S. airports Monday to support TSA amid a Homeland Security funding lapse and mounting staffing shortages.
Clear and Blacklane launch integrated home-to-gate service
Biometrics firm Clear and chauffeur specialist Blacklane are joining forces on a premium home-to-gate airport service rolling out from April 2026.
US inbound air arrivals dip as Americans head abroad
New data for the third quarter of 2025 shows softer international air arrivals to the U.S. even as outbound trips by American travelers continue to climb.
Scam Airline Call Centers Are Bilking Travelers of Thousands
Fake airline call centers are tricking travelers into paying bogus fees and surrendering card details. Here is how victims are recovering and how to stay safe.
Sell, Hold or Renovate? Key Homeowner Decisions in 2026
With mortgage rates near 6% and a cooling but resilient market, 2026 forces U.S. homeowners to weigh selling, holding, or renovating more carefully than ever.
Inside Alaska Airlines’ New 787 Dreamliner Business Class
Alaska Airlines rolls out a new Boeing 787 Dreamliner business-class cabin, bringing lie-flat suites and a Pacific-inspired design to transpacific and transatlantic routes.
U.S. Hotel Performance Flat in Late February as Markets Split
U.S. hotel metrics were largely unchanged in late February 2026, with modest national shifts masking sharp divergences among major urban and leisure markets.
US Inbound Tourism Falls as Americans Travel Abroad More
New data show a 5.5% drop in international visitors to the United States in 2025, even as Americans set records for overseas travel.
Cost and Safety Pressures Redefine U.S. Meetings Landscape
New MMGY research shows rising costs and heightened safety expectations are reshaping how and where U.S. meetings are planned and attended in 2026.
Why San Diego Keeps Drawing Major Hotel Investors
Strong tourism demand, limited new supply and a diversified local economy have combined to make San Diego one of the West Coast’s most resilient hotel markets.
European Hotel Deals Hit €14.65bn in 2025, Report Shows
European hotel investment reached €14.65 billion in 2025, with core markets and upscale assets leading activity despite ongoing geopolitical and financing headwinds.