Leisure tips

Those looking to travel for the solar eclipse in October have an array of affordable options when choosing what city to head to.

Spirit Airlines is making the weekend a bit sweeter with a 2-day sale that has one-way flights starting as low as just $43.

Delta Air Lines is boosting its connectivity to some of the nation's most popular summer destinations.

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Much like pilots, flight attendants find themselves in a career that can take them across multiple time zones each week—sometimes multiple times a day. Couple that with long hours and irregular sleep patterns, and you’ll wonder: How do these travel professionals appear to handle jet lag, while passengers feel fatigue and insomnia almost instantly?

Orlando International Airport is making it easier for families to waive off loved ones from the gate, or explore its newest terminal, with a new visitor pass allowing people without a ticket to pass through security.

The way passengers earn status for Delta Air Lines is about to change.

Air traffic control staff shortages have plagued the air industry all summer, and now airline executives are warning travelers it could take years to fix.

German airline Lufthansa is expanding its presence in the United States, adding new flights and new cities to its robust lineup of international flights. 

Brightline, the Florida rail line with stops throughout the state, is now selling tickets for its highly anticipated Orlando extension. 

Located just 15.3 km away from Cancun International Airport, Sensira Resort & Spa is the perfect resort for a rebirth of your senses. From the moment you set foot in our resort you will be able to feel an exclusive atmosphere of absolute calmness, surrounded by a beautiful ecosystem of flora and fauna endemic to the region, such as the mangrove, embracing you with one of a kind experience and awakening each one of your senses.

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Hotelbeds shared insights at an event called “Global Trends in the Tourism Sector,” in the growing Spanish destination of Palma de Mallorca. 

It’s official: Amex is expanding its swanky Centurion Lounge to Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Once unveiled, Amex will hold a lounge presence at all three major New York City airports, with Newark joining both New York LaGuardia and New York JFK. 

Flying across the world just got more affordable thanks to an Air New Zealand sale that has flights from the United States to Auckland and beyond starting at less than $1,000.

West Maui will officially welcome visitors again next month following the devastating wildfires that swept the paradise destination in August.

Avelo officially has a new base, and this time, it's in a key hub known for its gambling and bright neon lights.

The day has finally arrived.

Is the luxury hotel an endangered species? In Los Angeles, hotel operators say it may be if the “Responsible Hotel Ordinance” passes on the March 2024 ballot. The measure would essentially compel hotels with vacancies to house homeless people alongside guests.

Travel is rising, as was evident this past Labor Day weekend, 2023. According to the TSA, nearly 1 million more travelers passed through airports than did pre-pandemic in 2019. However, a government shutdown may happen within the next few weeks, which could affect travelers.

Hotel guests of Hilton will soon be able to rest and recharge themselves — and their own electric vehicle at the same time.  The popular hotel chain has teamed up with Tesla to add 20,000 Universal Wall Connectors at 2,000 Hilton hotel properties throughout North America, Hilton shared with Travel + Leisure this week. Each hotel will have at least six chargers on-site, creating the largest overnight electric vehicle charging network. The first locations distributed across the United States, Canada, and Mexico will come online in early 2024.  “Through this expanded agreement with Tesla, we are significantly changing the landscape of universal EV chargers in North America in an incredibly short amount of time,” Hilton’s Chief Brand Officer Matt Schuyler said of the hotel company's announcement.

German leisure carrier Condor will be flying more of its colorful, striped aircraft to the U.S. next summer.