Travel Tech

There are many ways to search for hotels. If you’re brand loyal, you’ll probably start at that hotel chain’s website. For everyone else, it’s most likely that you’ll go to …

If you’re like me, your email box is usually full of travel confirmations. However, right now I only have one travel-related email in there, for our cruise next July. I flag …

It was during the start of the #coronacrapola that I wrote an article with five things you could do instead of making travel plans. The third thing on the list …

Zoom. Two months ago, most people didn’t even know what it was. Today, it’s one of the things that’s getting us through staying at home day after day. Workplaces are …

I’ve used TripIt for over a decade to keep my travel plans organized. All of my airline reservations, hotel bookings, rental cars, and even our theater and dinner schedules are …

Searching for flights has always been an exercise in futility. You either had to go from airline website to website comparing prices or use an online travel agency site and …

For the past several years, citizens of the United States and nearly a dozen other countries have been able to use Global Entry, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) …

Not long ago, we reported how it was discovered that Delta was playing an edited version of “Booksmart” on its flights that had, among other things, the removal of a …

If DHS has its way, U.S. citizens may soon be forced to undergo a facial scan when entering or leaving the country.

One of the scariest “first world problems” of technology that can happen while you’re traveling is when your phone is about to lose power. I mean, think of all the …