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AccessNow founder Maayan Ziv wants the travel industry to better support the large, diverse, underserved audience of disabled travelers. She has some ideas.

With the United States still requiring a negative COVID test within one day of traveling to the U.S., countless travelers are faced with the possibility of getting stuck abroad if they test positive.

The brand-new, 1,200-passenger “Oceania Allura” is a lot without being too much, offering just the right mix of enticing cuisine, enriching learning and relaxing opportunities, and attractive cruise fares.

A change in policy will help travelers with comparison flight shopping.

The agency has halted its program that kept track of COVID cases and outbreaks on cruise vessels.

After weathering another winter spike in COVID cases, travelers are planning 2022 trips with a fervor unlike anything we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic.

Only trained service dogs will get to fly for free under new rules set by four major domestic carriers.

Get Admirals Club access plus 100,000 AAdvantage bonus miles with the current offer on the Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Elite Mastercard®.

Plan a getaway to the Blue Ridge Mountains with one of these isolated cabins you can rent in North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, or Georgia.

Lots of time off, generous parental leave policies, and shorter workweeks are a few of the perks of living in these spots.

If your taste buds don’t work well at 35,000 feet, can you even notice the subtleties of wine? Yes, you can—and Delta’s master sommelier explains how the airline’s new wine menu addresses that challenge.

From extra-comfortable seating to outstanding bread and signature cocktails, Lufthansa’s premium product is getting a major upgrade.

With two-thirds of Americans still without a Real ID ahead of the October deadline, legislators have introduced a bill that would allow travelers to use their TSA PreCheck memberships instead.

Skip the chaos of Mexico’s overcrowded spots and head to this beautiful area.

There are only only three Japantowns left in the U.S. Head to Los Angeles and you’ll find one of them.