The European Union has officially delayed the rollout of its ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) until 2027.

If you've been wondering whether you need to apply for ETIAS before your next trip to Europe - the answer is not yet.

The official European Union ETIAS website currently states that the system is not yet operational and that travelers should not apply at this time. The EU has said it will provide plenty of advance notice before ETIAS officially

A trip to Japan might be on your family’s bucket list of travel, but unfortunately, it can also feel like a budgeting nightmare when you add up the cost of airfare, hotels, transportation, meals, and activities.

Capital One has announced that its elevated welcome offer on the Capital One Venture Business Card is ending tomorrow night. The offer officially expires at midnight on June 7th, and it's one of the strongest bonuses I've ever seen on a business card with just a $95 annual fee.

Spirit Airlines has officially and immediately ceased global operations as of May 2, following a failure to secure a bailout agreement from the U.S. government or potential industry partners. 

Spirit has confirmed passengers who booked directly through Spirit will receive automatic refunds to their original form of payment. Travelers who booked through third-party platforms will need to contact those providers directly to initiate refund requests.

Spring is all about fresh starts - and it’s also one of the smartest times to start planning your summer and fall travel. With airfare trends becoming increasingly unpredictable (and I'm predicting more expensive), waiting until the last minute for paid can cost you. Savvy travelers understand that the real opportunity isn’t just in booking - it’s in preparation and earning.

Hi everyone! I’ve been extra busy lately helping travelers lock in their spring break and holiday trips. Recently, however, there’s been an additional wrinkle affecting airfare prices: the impact of the U.S. conflict with Iran on the airline industry.

I have to admit one of the worst feelings in the world while traveling: realizing you’ve left something valuable behind on the plane.

For me, it was my work laptop.