airport lounges

Over the years, we’ve visited plenty of airport lounges—some spectacular, some forgettable, and a few truly dreadful. To make our “best of” list, a lounge needs to be visually appealing, …

When you think of American Express, what kind of business comes to mind? For most people, AMEX is a financial services company that issues credit cards. If you’re a business …

The American Express (AMEX) Platinum Card was once considered exclusive to frequent travelers and jet-setters, but it has now become a mainstream lifestyle card that offers a wide range of …

Chase has been rapidly expanding its Sapphire Lounge network across major U.S. airports, offering a premium experience for eligible travelers. With locations now open coast to coast—and more on the …

Many travel credit cards offer a Priority Pass Select membership, but not all memberships provide the same benefits. Some cards still include restaurant credits, while others offer full access to …

Bad news for Capital One Venture X and Venture X Business cardholders: as of March 1, 2025, complimentary access to Plaza Premium lounges will no longer be part of your …

Historically, when a new lounge opened in an airport, it would typically be connected to a specific airline (i.e., Delta or KrisFlyer lounge) and/or credit card (like Amex Centurion Lounges). …

Launched in 1998, Travelzoo Inc. is an Internet company that publishes deals from more than 2,000 travel, entertainment and local businesses such as restaurants and spas. Touting itself as a …

I stopped by LoungeBuddy.com this morning and saw some bad news: they’re closing up shop next year. LoungeBuddy has been around since 2013, and for a decade, it was a …

Airport lounges have existed since the late 1930s. The very first one, American Airlines’ Admiral’s Lounge, opened at New York’s LaGuardia Airport (LGA) in 1939 (they opened another Admiral’s Club, this time …