Rich Thomaselli travel tips

The crackdown on unruly airline passengers continues.

It’s off to Alaska for MSC Cruises, as the MSC Poesia will homeport in Seattle, the company announced on Monday.

The month of October is usually about preparation in the world of aviation. Airlines usually spend the month getting ready for the winter holidays.

Few things are as important as time. You don’t want to waste it, especially at the airport.

Holiday travel this season will mean more people using their own vehicles and staying in hotels and motels.

Ancillary fees were once a nice little add-on for airlines. Now they are becoming more and more of a revenue driver.

Is it time for the Boeing Company to throw in the towel?

Blame it on the hurricanes. After weeks of falling fuel prices, two hurricanes within two weeks of each other cause the slight rise in gas prices.

After a month-long standoff between the Boeing Company and its striking machinists comes a new twist.

Airplanes are supposed to come in hot, but not this hot.

Update: October 8, 2024, at 1:40 p.m. ET

Nothing seduces like power, not even money. It is the ultimate aphrodisiac.

Universal Studios Hollywood said this week it will bring two anime experiences to life.

Delta Air Lines has released its summer 2025 schedule, and it is a robust one from its home airport in Atlanta, to say the least.

The month of September can usually be characterized in one word: wet. This month was no exception.

Sticking to a diet, especially when you are away from home traveling, is often difficult, particularly if you are a vegetarian or vegan. The options just aren’t the same.

Carnival Cruise Line celebrated both its 30-year relationship with Tampa, Florida, and International Coastal Cleanup Day all in one shot.

Hyatt Hotels Corporation continues its expansion. The lodging giant will have more than 20 recent or planned openings through 2025, including in the United States, Canada, Mexico, Latin America and the Caribbean.

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is set to unveil a new attraction in the spring of 2025.

Update: September 24, 2024, at 8:05 a.m. ET

Normally, you don’t see Western European nations on a list of travel alerts issued by the State Department of the United States. But these aren’t normal times.