#coronavirus

Last year, we planned a trip to Iceland during the time when they opened up to fully vaccinated visitors, with no testing requirements. This was our first trip that included …

It’s not often that a work of art gets stuck in my brain so much that I can’t stop thinking about it. In fact, it’s been almost a decade since …

Before the pandemic, TripIt was one of my go-to travel apps. I used it to organize all of our travel plans. I kept everything from flights, airport transportation, show tickets, …

I can’t help but see people writing about their travel successes and disappointments in 2020. For most, the year was predominately a series of canceled vacations and reimagined trips. In …

In 1930, the iron gates in front of 21 W 52nd St in New York City opened for the first time and the 21 Club (or simply 21) welcomed its …

One of the most unanticipated changes due to COVID-19 is the large number of new routes being announced by airlines. It seems to go against common sense to expand when …

While we haven’t been traveling much this year, I’ve been keeping up on reviews from those who have ventured out before us. Even if some chains, like Marriott, are no …

People are anticipating an inauguration in Washington D.C. on January 20th, at least if you look at hotel and airline bookings. According to USA Today, fewer than 10 downtown hotels …

When the coronavirus pandemic took hold in the US, major hotel chains responded by changing their cancellation policies. For starters, they allowed people to cancel reservations even if they booked …

As a citizen of the United States, it’s not surprising that I’ve been obsessed with the election for the last few months or years. I’m totally on whatever side of …