Money tips

When it comes to making magical memories at Disney World, my family of four has been there, done that, and got the T-shirt … and the collectible popcorn buckets.

UK passport application fees are set to rise again in April.

Tempted to take your kids on holiday during term time to avoid high-season rates?

When I joined the airline industry as a flight attendant, I thought we'd learn all the secrets for getting the cheapest tickets. But I had to pick them up myself or through my colleagues.

On my first day in Iceland, I paid 2,690 ISK, or about $20, for a piece of avocado toast at the Blue Lagoon.

The popularity of digital nomad visas is on the rise, according to a new report from the UN World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO).

I packed my bags in September and set off on a girls' trip across Europe. 

Friday the 13th could be the best time to travel if you are brave enough.

The US could soon fulfil its promise to drop the fee for expats who wish to renounce their citizenship from $2,350 (€2,242) to $450 (€429).

Carry-on baggage fees could soon be a thing of the past as the EU looks to simplify ticket pricing for air travel.

Iceland plans to introduce a tourist tax to help protect its unspoilt nature.

Looking for cheap flights for your next getaway? Error fares could be your best bet.

Flight cancellations and delays happen frequently and for lots of different reasons - strikes, technical failures, bad weather, crews out of place...it's a long list.

After a summer of travel plagued by extreme heat, disruption and unpredictable weather, many of us are looking to holiday outside of the peak season.

The price of airline tickets has reached an all-time high this year. With costs soaring, passengers are desperately searching for cheap flights.

The Italian government plans to cap domestic flight prices to protect consumers from soaring inflation.

Ever returned from a holiday to be slapped with an astronomical phone bill?

In the same drawer where I keep my travel adapters and portable charger, I have a foreign currency graveyard of sorts. A $5 bill from New Zealand. A £10 note from Scotland. Dozens of Canadian loonies and toonies.

The Starwood Preferred Guest credit card, issued by American Express, has long been the darling of the miles-and-points set. But with the pending merger of Starwood with Marriott, the card’s future is in doubt.

You may remember the 100,000-mile bonus for new British Airways credit card sign-ups in 2010.

American Airlines today announced its financial-performance numbers for the fourth quarter and the full year.