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In the world of travel rewards cards that earn fully transferable rewards, there are very few no-annual-fee options. Most require you to hold a second card

Cruising in Alaska means you want to see all the things. The list includes whales, sled dogs and bald eagles. You want stunning scenery and informative

When friends and family ask me for a recommendation on the best credit card, I never have a definitive answer. It’s not a one-size-fits-all scenario. Your

It’s been just over six months since the Transportation Security Administration began enforcing Real ID mandates at airports across the country. Now, the rules could get

United Airlines confirmed this week that it plans to stop flying to Blaise Diagne International Airport (DSS) in Dakar, Senegal, and Stockholm Arlanda Airport (ARN) in

The new Swiss International Air Lines product is finally here. The carrier’s first Airbus A350-900 outfitted with its entirely revamped onboard product, “Swiss Senses,” entered intercontinental

Frontier Airlines is adding routes — and potentially Wi-Fi. The Denver-based, low-cost carrier on Thursday announced a four-route expansion covering six U.S. cities. This includes new

If hosting Thanksgiving dinner seems like more work than fun, you’re not alone. Many Americans are opting to travel abroad during the holiday, and ditching the

If you’ve been considering applying for the Chase Sapphire Reserve® (see rates and fees), now may be the perfect time. Chase is targeting select consumers with

American Airlines AAdvantage members have until the end of each February to earn enough Loyalty Points for their desired American Airlines elite status. So, if you