A bill that cleared the Senate this month means an air traffic control system upgrade for SEA-TAC - and that means shorter flights, which is good news all around.
U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., says the bill will mean 12,000 local jobs, planes using less fuel, shorter wait times at the airport, and more.
Sound too good to be true? Time will tell.
Some people will go to great lengths to save on travel. Sites like Priceline and Expedia already offer deep discounts to travelers who are willing to make reservations without knowing exactly which hotel or airline they’ll end up with. But the latest travel trend takes things a big step forward.
“Mystery travel” involves purchasing a vacation package without knowing where you’re going. You’ll get a little info - a region, style of vacation (eco-, foodie, adventure, etc.), and/or distance and length of stay - but the rest is a gamble, and the payoff is big savings.
Check out LuxuryLink’s Mystery Travel Auction page to get the general idea - and then take the plunge!
In 1957, Disneyland was just 2 years old. There was no Space Mountain, Nemo, or churros. (We may be wrong about that last one.)
In this beautifully produced, just-released footage, you can take a trip back in time to what the park was like in its very early days.
Which Disneyland would you rather visit - now, or then? Stop by our Facebook page and tell us why!
Traveling can be hard on the healthiest among us, nevermind people who genuinely need some extra time and care.
From navigating the ever-changing technology of making a reservation to the rugby-esque scrum that is retrieving one’s bag, air travel can be especially hard on older travelers.
Take a look at these tips on how to make life easier for you and yours when it’s time to travel with seniors.
Frankly, some of these suggestions may come in handy for the rest of us too.
The good people at Gadling put together this list of tips for saving money on air travel this year.
But we also recommend checking out the comments. Tough crowd!
