Kids Can Ski for Free at These Resorts Next Month — How to Get a Lift Ticket

I just got back from a three-month, six-continent, round-the-world solo trip with my 2.5-year-old son Julian. When I tell strangers this, they typically have one of two reactions: “Wow, you’re brave!” is the nicer one. A variation of “Are you nuts?” is the other.

It's been another wild year across the airline loyalty landscape, with Delta Air Lines and United Airlines raising their status requirements, Alaska Airlines acquiring Hawaiian Airlines, and American Airlines adding new features and rewards for its Loyalty Points-based AAdvantage program.

With plummeting temperatures and shorter days, winter can sometimes feel a little doom and gloom. But that doesn't mean you can't find beauty in the season — you just have to know where to look.

Imagine walking down Main Street, USA, at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom only to realize that the cute shoes you’re wearing are starting to give you blisters before you’ve even gotten on the first ride of the day. Finding the right shoes to wear for a full day of walking around the Disney Parks is crucial—blisters and foot pain can quickly cut your day short. With an abundance of different shoe types, brands, and price points to choose from, it can be hard to know what shoes are the best to wear to Disney World, or any theme park, for that matter.

With more than 8,300 locations worldwide and 24 distinct brands, there's a Hilton stay experience for every type of traveler. This year, Hilton® has expanded its portfolio and partnerships to include even more options for travelers.

Air Canada is about to become the latest airline to make it easier to stay connected.

American Airlines has some positive updates for its AAdvantage loyalty program members.

When mulling over a big-ticket purchase, many of us come to the same age-old question: Should I fix up what I have or buy a new one?

Marriott Bonvoy loyalists now have a new place to book near Canyonlands and Arches national parks: Red Cliffs Lodge Moab, a retreat in southeast Utah.

It’s 6:36 AM. The sun is slowly emerging above the morning clouds, painting the night sky in orange and yellow hues. Ocean waves break the silence, and the smell of coffee fills my nose. I’m seated on my balcony at Solaz, A Luxury Collection Resort, as I watch the cool desert air meet the warm Sea of Cortez in Los Cabos, Mexico. It creates a mystical fog that dances across the coastline for a few brief moments each morning.

Every year, there seems to be a grim competition as to which North American mountain resorts will have the highest daily rate for a lift ticket: It’s scary times when $250 is the new average at marquee destinations.

Once you become a parent, family vacations look a lot different from the years B.K. — before kids.