Travel in city Salt Lake City

Zartico appoints Regine Lawton as CTO and expands Nicole Brownell’s role to CXO and CPO, reinforcing its commitment to technological advancement and diversity in leadership.

I've spent 140 hours traveling nearly 4,000 miles on overnight trains in the US and Europe.

Aviation may be one of the safest forms of transportation, but unexpected turbulence can be an uncomfortable or even dangerous experience for airline passengers. While most routes will experience some form of turbulence, a new report reveals that some routes may be more prone to it than others.  Within the United States, flights from Albuquerque, NM to Denver, CO reported the highest average turbulence rate. For international flights, travelers from Mendoza, Argentina to Santiago, Chile experienced it the worst. These results and more were part of a study from turbulence tracking company Turbli, which publishes maps and historical data on airline turbulence. The rest of the top ten of their «Most Turbulent Flight Routes» in the U.S. includes:

For the first time in the summer of 2025, Alaska Airlines will add service to Anchorage from Detroit and Sacramento hubs with seasonal nonstop flights and resume nonstop service between Fairbanks and Portland.

After years of seeing Capital One's catchy "What's in your wallet?" commercials, I finally looked into its credit cards.

Jan 3, 2025 • 7 min read

Delta Air Lines took the title as the most on-time airline in the United States for 2024, maintaining a lead it held pretty consistently throughout the year.

American Airlines is making several big changes to its network.

United Airlines is making two noteworthy changes to its network.

The first-ever Sky Club at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport (CLT) officially opened today, Dec. 18, Delta Air Lines shared with T+L. This new space, measuring over 14,000 square feet, is located in the newly expanded Concourse A on the mezzanine level.

Low-cost Frontier Airlines is adjusting its route network and suspending more than 40 less profitable flights through February.

Dec 1, 2024 • 15 min read

November: What a month — especially this one. There was a lot to get through between the election, the start of the holiday season, the time change and, at least, for those who love and support me and my fellow TPG hotel reporter Cameron Sperance, two Scorpio birthdays.

Utah's tagline, "The Greatest Snow on Earth," isn't just a marketing ploy — the state really does have some of the world's most sought-after powder, making it a skier's paradise and pulling nearly 7 million visits to its 15 resorts each year. And at the heart of it all is the state's capital, Salt Lake City.

If you’ve experienced Utah's best skiing before and are in on the now not-so-secret handshake, you know that some of best skiing in the world is only 45 minutes away from Salt Lake City International Airport. (That means you can take a 7 a.m. flight from New York's JFK, land at 10:30-ish and be on the mountain by 1 p.m.) That and the state’s maxim—The Greatest Snow On Earth—broadcasted on every souvenir item possible isn’t overselling how preposterously light and fluffy the powder is here, or how much of it falls annually (up to 500 inches).

Canadian airline WestJet will significantly expand its transborder schedule by providing nonstop service to over two dozen U.S. airports.

While many airlines are increasing flight capacity to Europe next summer, Delta Air Lines is boosting service to a popular domestic destination: Alaska.

Delta Air Lines maintained its title as the most on-time airline in North America in October, despite a devastating hurricane that affected carriers across the region.

Historic train stations are cool — but they're even better once converted into a trendy hotel where you can earn and use Marriott Bonvoy points, right?

Low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines is cutting dozens more flights across the country in a shake-up aimed at directing resources to the most popular routes.

Booking flights with a semi-private air carrier might be more affordable than you think this holiday season.

Loyal American Airlines passengers will soon be able to go through airport security without having to show their boarding pass or ID.