Ever wondered what rights you have as a traveler?  Air travel rights in the U.S. are governed by the Department of Transportation (DOT), and the

Seeing the dreaded “Canceled” notice on the departure board at the airport, or receiving a last-minute email about your hotel booking, can quickly turn a

At its core, the United States Department of Transportation (DOT) exists to make travel across the U.S. reliable, safe, and efficient.  I’m not sure about

I wouldn’t call it the trip from hell, but my wife, Holly, and I had a pretty crappy time at a relatively nice hotel recently. 

Bed bugs are the world’s worst vampires. They’re ugly, they don’t own castles, and when they bite you, you don’t get eternal life — just

Compensation rights for a long flight delay depend on your airline and flight location. U.S. law lets airlines set their own (stingy) delay compensation terms,

EU261 is a regulation that entitles you to up to 600 euros of compensation if your qualifying European flight is delayed three hours or more.

For the first time ever, the Department of Transportation, led by Secretary Pete Buttigieg, fined an airline for operating chronically delayed flights.  JetBlue received a

Whether you slip in the lobby or get hurt using an unsafe amenity, you may be entitled to compensation if you’re injured at a hotel. 

Picture this: You arrive at your hotel after a long flight and Uber, only to hear, “Sorry, we overbooked your room!”  It’s frustrating, but the

If Delta started an official fan club, I’d be a founding member. What would you call me — a Deltie? Like a Swiftie?  I like