The ideal December getaway is different for every traveler. For some, strolling through Europe’s sparkling holiday markets is the dream, while for others, chasing the thrill of fresh powder out West makes the month great. Or, if you prefer to kick back, the warm waters of Mexico’s Riviera Maya are just the key. Plus, major…

Planning a cruise to Alaska is a lot different from preparing to sail in the Caribbean or Europe. Alaska’s calling card is not beaches or high culture but vast wilderness. The 49th state has half of the national park land in the U.S. Chances are you’ll be exploring sometimes rugged places and want to spend…

No-annual-fee cards aren’t known for their high-end perks. They’re usually geared toward those looking to transfer balances or build their credit. Some no-annual-fee options can offer more than just a basic set of perks, though. Several cards from major issuers offer cardholders the choice to transfer their rewards to airline and hotel partners. If you’ve…

For months, Southwest Airlines has been teasing the possibility of true premium seats, long-haul routes and airport lounges. Now, it appears at least one of those things may be coming true. According to Hawaii state records, the airline this month gained approval (PDF link) to lease space to build a lounge at Honolulu’s Daniel K….

It looks like U.S. airlines are ready to go all-in on Israel once again. Delta Air Lines announced on Friday that it would resume service from Atlanta and Boston to Tel Aviv after a hiatus during the war between Israel and Hamas. Flights from Atlanta will operate three times weekly on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays…