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If you've ever scanned the globe on flight-tracking app Flightradar24, you've probably noticed a few things: airplane «highways» across the Atlantic, high-altitude balloons from Project Loon, and a big gap in air traffic over Tibet. Well, maybe not that last one. But if you pan over to Tibet, you'll see that the gap is there — and there's a perfectly logical reason why.

The fine print of the Marriott-Sonder licensing deal announced Monday spells out the basics of certain exclusivity protections, as well as Sonder royalty fees, and other terms such as renewal options and termination fees.

Tiqets navigated the pandemic better than some rivals thanks to a strategic investment from Airbnb.

Points and miles enthusiasts were dismayed last month when a system issue at Virgin Atlantic Flying Club caused Air France-KLM Flying Blue partner award flights to become unavailable on Virgin Atlantic's site. Thankfully, the glitch seems to have been addressed because Flying Blue flights are showing up again, meaning you can once more use your Virgin points to book flights operated by Air France and KLM.

Seeing unauthorized charges on your credit card can be a headache. Removing these charges from your account and getting a replacement card isn't fun, either.

JetBlue is looking ahead to cooler temperatures and putting fall fares on sale with one-way tickets starting at less than $40.

My trip to Europe in October 2022 was doomed from the start.

It is both the end of an era and a sign of the (electronic) times.

If you're looking to step up your fitness game, you might be able to a boost in how many points you'll earn while doing so.

Many people use the terms "credit card" and "charge card" interchangeably. "No preset spending limit" is sometimes thrown into the mix. And while these cards have many similarities, they aren't the same.

Southwest Airlines is offering a special discount code for Rapid Rewards members who redeem points for their next flight.

Whether you’re going on a mellow road trip along the Blue Ridge Parkway or trekking the entirety of the John Muir Trail, one thing’s for certain: you’re going to need an awesome pair of hiking socks. Though top brands might seem pricey at first glance, it’s important to remember that hiking socks are your first (and best) defense against blisters on the trail. Natural fibers, like Alpaca and Merino wool, are great at odor-prevention, insulation, and wicking away sweat. Synthetic materials, on the other hand, are likely to be a bit more durable and affordable.The long and the short of it is that having the right hiking socks makes a big difference.

It’s official. Global air traffic has not only reached pre-pandemic levels but is now tracking above 2019 figures. With more passengers flying, many airlines have restored their international route network to full strength. 

Donald Trump is at it again, and this time he’s shared AI-generated images that falsely suggest that he has Taylor Swift’s backing for the upcoming elections.

Marriott International and Sonder Holdings said Monday they had signed a 20-year strategic licensing deal. The deal will expand the portfolio of places where members of the Marriott Bonvoy loyalty program can earn and redeem points.

Over 300 airline passengers have been rescued after spending an unexpected day in Kazakhstan.

This is an as-told-to essay based on a conversation with Helene Sula , a travel blogger and author of "Two O'Clock on a Tuesday at Trevi Fountain: A Search for an Unconventional Life Abroad."

It might sound like an impossible request: a last-minute Labor Day getaway with gorgeous weather and minimal crowds that you can squeeze into a long weekend. There are good reasons many destinations across North America won’t fit the bill. Wildfires are burning in some parts of the West, tropical disturbances are brewing in the Caribbean, the East Coast’s coastal retreats are packed, and much of the South is sweaty and oh so steamy. But if you’re still hoping to stretch out the last days of summer, there are places that are not too hot, not too crowded and not necessarily that far away.

A Delta Air Lines passenger told ABC News that a man followed her family around the terminal before boarding the same flight as them without a ticket for it.

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Todor Merdjanov, 33, a Bulgarian university student who spent a month in September 2013 attending Korean language classes at Kim Il Sung University in Pyongyang, North Korea.

I first tasted lavash in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia, at a restaurant named after the flatbread. Bakers rolled out huge ovals of thin dough, slapped them against the wall of a clay oven called a tonir, and, after leaving them inside for a minute, pulled out delightfully blistered bread. Pliable and paper-thin, lavash in Armenia is ubiquitous and versatile: For lunch, it can be stuffed with cheese and pickled vegetables; for dinner, it is often served with a barbecued meat called khorovats, the smell of which perfumes almost every street corner in Yerevan. Mine came with an omelet topped with blades of tarragon—an ideal summer brunch.