Tips
Should You Rent an RV for the Eclipse?
If you’ve attempted to book a hotel for the upcoming April 8 eclipse, you’ve likely noticed hotel rates are up for the nights surrounding the event in a major way, particularly in destinations predicted to enjoy the best views of the eclipse in the path of totality. However, if your budget can’t swing a pricey hotel stay this spring, you do have other ways to travel and see the eclipse. An RV could be your perfect solution.
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Sunflower Accessibility Program Featured at O’Hare and Midway Airports
Travelers with invisible disabilities passing through O’Hare and Midway International Airports can now discreetly signal they need assistance thanks to a new Chicago Department of Aviation partnership that helps create more accessible and inclusive spaces.
Destinations / Europe
Feb 13, 2024How to See Northern Lights in Iceland This Year
If seeing the northern lights is on your bucket list, make tracks for Iceland before April. The country is still in its peak northern lights season, and Icelandair is running a sale to get you there.
Where To Go for Solo Travel in 2024
If you thought 2023 was a big year for travel, get ready for 2024. More travelers than ever will hit the road in the new year, and for those who enjoy the freedom of traveling alone, you will find a year of opportunities to discover the world that awaits.
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Share Miles with Family and Friends with United Airlines
As you look ahead to winter travel, United Airlines and its MileagePlus loyalty program introduced MileagePlus miles pooling, which allows members to contribute and combine miles into a joint account. Groups of up to five members can now share and redeem miles in one linked account. As the first and only major U.S. airline to offer this feature, United also allows any MileagePlus member, whether relatives or close friends, to be in a pool with other members.
Destinations / Asia
Dec 11, 2023Avoid These Common Mistakes When Visiting Japan
A trip to Japan can be a dream come true for some, but it can also be a stressful source of confusion for travelers not familiar with the culture. Japan is a country holding traditions, customs and etiquette in high regard. Knowing some basic ins and outs of Japanese society can not only save you from some potentially embarrassing situations, but it can also go a long way in making your trip a successful one.