Goodbye, Room Service; Will We Miss It More Than Clean Linens? by Molly McCluskey Jun 8th 2013 12:35PM The Hilton Midtown, New York City's largest hotel, is getting rid of room service. But nobody should be shocked: It's part of a much bigger cost-cutting trend.
Germans and Americans Are Tops in TripAdvisor Tipping Survey by Eamon Murphy Jun 4th 2013 10:26AM Germany is home to the world's best tippers, according travel website TripAdvisor. But Americans come in respectable second place.
New Mobile Apps Help You Find Unexpected Savings by Molly McCluskey Jun 1st 2013 5:00AM Mobile apps can be a tremendous asset in keeping a financial plan on track, and these new apps and upgrades can help users avoid paying full price on just about anything.
Travelers Say: For Friendly Skies, Don't Pick a U.S. Airline by Molly McCluskey May 29th 2013 8:35AM The major surveys on air travelers' customer satisfaction are out, and even in a business known for delays, bad food and uncomfortable seats, U.S. carriers performed horribly.
5 Ways Money Can Buy Happiness by U.S. News May 20th 2013 3:47PM Money can buy happiness: The trick is spending it right, say professors Elizabeth Dunn and Michael Norton, authors of "Happy Money: The Science of Smarter Spending."
Spy Finances: What's the Going Rate for Espionage in Russia? by Eamon Murphy May 14th 2013 5:20PM Russia's FSB has accused a U.S. diplomat of being a CIA agent trying to recruit more spies for Uncle Sam. If their evidence is legit, double agent is a very high paying gig.
Vacation Bliss May Be Hiding in Forgotten Rewards Points by Michele Lerner May 9th 2013 12:12PM Forgotten credit card rewards points and frequent flyer miles can make a summer trip possible when you thought you might be stuck at home.
If You've Got Klout, You Can Use American Airlines' Lounge by Matt Brownell May 9th 2013 5:00AM American Airlines is partnering with Klout to grant access to its exclusive Admirals Club to social media stars.
Airlines Hike Up Added Fees, Just in Time for Summer by DailyFinance Staff May 2nd 2013 12:30PM Summer is almost here, but before you pack up your bags for that big trip, keep in mind these additional airline fees. Even some discount carriers are getting into the act.
Southwest's Profits Dive: Could Baggage Fees Be Coming? by Matt Brownell Apr 26th 2013 3:40PM Southwest Airlines' profits dipped 40 percent last quarter, leading some to speculate that the airline may jettison its "bags fly free" policy in a bid to lift revenues.
House OKs Bill to End FAA Furloughs, Airport Delays by The Associated Press Apr 26th 2013 12:30PM Congress has easily approved legislation ending furloughs of air traffic controllers that have delayed hundreds of flights daily.
Senate Passes Bill to End Air Traffic Control Furloughs by Reuters Apr 26th 2013 6:17AM The Senate moved quickly late on Thursday to end air traffic controller furloughs that were causing widespread airline flight delays related to federal spending cuts.
Credit Card Rewards: Don't Let Good Points Go Bad by Molly McCluskey Apr 24th 2013 1:00PM Most people have credit card rewards points, but few people know how to use them, says Brian Kelly, whose blog thepointsguy.com helps people make the most of rewards programs.
The Secret to Free Museum Admissions by Bruce Watson Apr 23rd 2013 5:00AM Love museums but hate spending big bucks on admission fees? Here's a trick that can save you hundreds of dollars at hundreds of museums.
8 Money-Saving Tips For Your Next Cruise Vacation by The Associated Press Apr 22nd 2013 12:00PM For travelers undeterred by the mishap that have befallen the cruise industry, this is a good time to save money on a cruise vacation, experts say.
FAA: Delays Hit U.S. Airports As Furloughs Kick In by Reuters Apr 22nd 2013 6:52AM Travelers waited more than an hour for flights in New York and experienced delays at other U.S. airports on Sunday evening as furloughs of air traffic controllers began.
FAA: Public Should Expect Flight Delays as Furloughs Kick In by The Associated Press Apr 18th 2013 3:46PM The public should expect flight delays as furloughs kick in Sunday for air traffic controllers, although effects may be felt unevenly from airport to airport, the FAA says.
Airlines' On-Time Performance Slips During Winter Months by The Associated Press Apr 11th 2013 3:11PM The government said Thursday that 80.3 percent of flights by U.S. carriers arrived on time in January and February, down from last winter's record 84.9 percent.
Virgin America Tops List of Best Airlines; United Ranks Last by The Associated Press Apr 8th 2013 6:34AM Airline passenger complaints to the federal government surged by a fifth last year, even as some measures -- including on-time arrivals -- improved, according to a new report.
Airline Starts Charging Passengers by the Pound by Matt Brownell Apr 2nd 2013 11:00AM An airline in Samoa is charging heavier passengers higher airfares, and making them weigh in at the airport. Could such a system ever take off with U.S. airlines?
Tipping Tips for Travelers by Molly McCluskey Apr 1st 2013 5:00AM Cash may be king, but figuring out how much of it to tip can leave travelers feeling like paupers. We asked experts and seasoned travelers for their best advice on tipping.
Latest Travel Trend Data Can Help You Save on Your Next Trip by Molly McCluskey Mar 30th 2013 5:00AM Travel booking giant Kayak.com just released a new study about travel trends, and the findings offer some good guidance for those planning their next getaway.
American Eyes New Perk to Get Us to Ditch the Big Carry-Ons by Matt Brownell Mar 27th 2013 4:28PM American Airlines is tired of passengers hauling bulky suitcases onto its planes, and it may be willing to entice them to quit with the promise of priority boarding.
