If you are planning a cruise during hurricane season, be prepared for some possible changes in your cruise itinerary, should a hurricane decide to hit. Hurricane season is typically June 1 to November 30, with the peak being August to late October. You can score some really good deals on cruises during hurricane season. The… Continue Reading
If you’re looking for an alternative to staying in a hotel, a great option to consider is a vacation rental. These are generally furnished apartments, condos, villas, or houses and can be found in many locations throughout the U.S. and abroad. They are usually privately owned and offer more space than a hotel room. Vacation… Continue Reading
If you are planning a trip abroad, check the expiration date of your passport. Many countries will deny entry if your passport will be expiring within three to six months after your departure date from that country. According to the U.S. Department of State, you should allow at least six to eight weeks (or more… Continue Reading
If you miss or cancel any portion of your plane ticket, you are considered a no-show by the airline. This creates a domino effect. All subsequent flights, including the return, are canceled by the airline and no refunds are issued. You will then end up having to pay for your ticket — again — since… Continue Reading
If your flight is canceled or delayed in the U.S., depending on the reason, it’s good to know what your rights are. By understanding the airline’s contract of carriage, you can make sure you are being treated fairly and will receive compensation or a refund if required. Your rights during interrupted travel vary by airline.… Continue Reading
Becoming ill from food or water contamination when traveling abroad can put a real damper on your vacation. This topic may not be at the top of your list when planning your trip, but knowing how to prevent food poisoning is essential to having a good time. Here is what you need to know. The… Continue Reading
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