Earlier this month, British Airways had a flight that included an all-Black crew. The historic flight took part during Black History Month (which is celebrated in February in the U.S. …
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The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) was approved in 2016 and has been under development ever since. It’s planned to be a visa waiver program wherein those with …
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Like many people, Joe and I have traveled in a few different ways: Initially, with family (parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc.) With friends Just the 2 of us Solo …
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The advent and modernization of computers have probably been one of the most important things that ever happened to businesses. Computers have undoubtedly made processes easier, faster and more efficient, …
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Most would agree the TSA has a lot of issues: Many of their agents can be rude and irritating (This is probably why. But hopefully this will help [FWIW, I’ve …
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Weekly Recap
Hack If PreCheck Isn’t On Your Boarding Pass, Southwest’s New Experiment With Boarding Order, The Customers AMEX Loves Best
Hi, travel friends and happy Saturday! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV in the past few weeks. Some of our recent most-read posts have been: What to …
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When you hear about changes a travel entity is making, it’s usually bad news for the traveler. Hawaii raises rental car fees for tourists U.S. passports get 2nd fee increase …
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The travel world cheered when Delta announced it would offer free high-speed Wi-Fi to nearly all of its domestic passengers. All they needed to do was become a SkyMiles Member. …
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I’ll admit that I’m not a “camping” kind of person. A week at sleep away camp when I was 8 was about as close to camping as I ever got, …
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Decades ago, if you wanted to stay at a hotel, you’d pay with a check, traveler’s checks or cash. Believe it or not, there are a handful of hotels (like …