Carnival’s VIFP Club is gone. The new Carnival Rewards program separates redeemable points from spend-based Status Qualifying Stars.
Thailand’s 60-day visa exemption ends September 15. Here’s who gets 30 days, what Americans need and which longer-trip bookings to revisit.
Bilt members can receive a 25% to 100% Virgin transfer bonus on September 1. Here’s the tier math and when $200 in Bilt Cash is worth considering.
United is adding routes to Okinawa, Slovenia, Ibiza, the Azores and other international destinations. Here’s the schedule and award strategy.
Major U.S. airlines charge $100 to $150 each way for unaccompanied-minor service, with very different age, connection and booking rules.
The August 2, 2027 total solar eclipse will cross southern Spain and Egypt. Here’s how to secure lodging, monitor award flights and preserve flexibility.
Flying Blue’s lowest mileage prices aren’t necessarily disappearing, but starting September 8 they’ll buy fewer benefits. Here’s how the new Light, Standard and Flex reward tickets change the value of Air France and KLM awards.
Bilt’s mortgage promotion can be worth 50,000 points, but the current public terms no longer award 25,000 points at pre-approval, making it essential to check your exact offer and compare the underlying loan costs.
Alaska now charges only international taxes for lap infants on eligible long-haul Atmos Rewards awards. The improvement doesn’t extend to international partner awards.
Allegiant’s eight-seat premium cabin is appearing on select spring 2027 flights from Punta Gorda. Here’s what the fare bundles—and what remains unclear.