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Affording the friendly skies: Avoiding airline fees
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Booking your next vacation means dealing with airlines … and their fees. After you spend a pretty penny on the ticket, there are all sorts of charges for extra comforts like an in-flight snack, a few extra inches of legroom … you name it!
3 tips to survive this year’s crazy holiday travel
Jason Clampett, cofounder of travel news website Skift, joins the show to talk holiday travel planning.
Would you tip a flight attendant for good service?
Many travel industry employees — hotel staff, rental car drivers, curbside baggage checkers — receive tips. What about flight attendants?
Are you headed to one of the most popular Labor Day destinations?
Heading to San Francisco, Orlando or Las Vegas over the Labor Day weekend? Hope you like company.
Hotels seek added revenue in service fees
Following the huge financial windfall of airline fees, hotels and resorts are now charging fees for things that used to be free.
Should you cancel your trip when there’s a travel advisory?
So you're heading to a country that has a travel warning or alert. What should you do? Advice from the airfare watchdog.
Priceline stock flight and the dot-com bubble
The share price of discount travel site Priceline has reached the same altitude it was at during the dot-com boom.
VIDEO: Snoozin’ like Snowden in a pod hotel
Edward Snowden's supposed location, Russia's Sheremetyevo airport, is one of a growing number of airports that offers capsule hotels.
How does a $25 room service burger not make money?
New York’s biggest hotel is scrapping room service in August, cutting 55 jobs. What will its elimination mean for a hotel that charges $300 a night? An explanation on the economics of room service.
Tired of paying to check your bags? Here’s one solution.
Paying for your airplane bags in bulk?

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