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Lufthansa Gives An Unsatisfactory Refund After Messing Up Flight

Travel / Travel Troubleshooter /

Emily Weir's flights from New York to Delhi, India, are delayed and rerouted. She wants compensation for the trouble, but Lufthansa won't pay her a dime. What's going on?

Q: I am writing on behalf of myself and my travel companion about our recent highly unsatisfactory experience with Lufthansa's flight cancellation and rescheduling policies....Read more

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Taiwan praises US State Department change on independence phrase

Travel / Travel News /

Taiwan praised the State Department for removing a phrase from a fact sheet saying the U.S. does “not support Taiwan independence,” an episode that threatens to renew sparring between Washington and Beijing over the self-ruled archipelago.

Taiwanese Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung “welcomes the support and positive stance” showed by the ...Read more

Taking the kids: Time for romance

Travel / Taking The Kids /

Maybe you’d like to watch a tropical sunset with a fruity cocktail in hand? Maybe you want to cozy up by a blazing fire after a day having fun in the snow? Maybe you want to explore the back-country away from crowds or a city you have always wanted to visit? Maybe as new parents, you just want to share a blissful uninterrupted night’s sleep?...Read more

Five Overlooked U.S. Travel Destinations Worth Exploring

Travel / Travel Tips /

While major cities and national parks dominate travel itineraries, the U.S. is full of underappreciated gems waiting to be explored. From rugged landscapes to historic coastal retreats, these five overlooked destinations offer unique experiences without the crowds.

Driftless Area, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa

Tucked away in the Midwest, ...Read more

Celebrity Travel: Go away with Chung Ha

Travel / Celebrity Travel /

Growing up in the United States and South Korea, singer-songwriter Chung Ha said she was heavily influenced by the music she listened to in both countries. One of her most popular songs is the critically acclaimed Spanish-language single “Demente” from her album “Querencia,” which featured Puerto Rican rapper Guaynaa. And the title of ...Read more

Rick Steves’ Europe: Bath is the gem of Georgian England

Travel / Rick Steves' Europe /

Two hundred and 50 years ago, Bath was the Hollywood of Britain. Today, this former trendsetter of Georgian England invites you to take a 90-minute train ride from London west and sample its aristocratic charms.

The entire city, built of the creamy limestone called "Bath stone," beams in its cover-girl complexion. Proud locals remind visitors ...Read more

Travel Troubleshooter: A Weird Moldy Smell Permeates Throughout A Vrbo Rental

Travel / Travel Troubleshooter /

Amie Tugwell's Vrbo rental is contaminated with mold, so she and her family checked out after one night. Why can't she get her money back?

Q: I recently booked a vacation rental through Vrbo. I arrived close to midnight, and it smelled weird. I found broken tiles and mold. I immediately contacted the host, who assured me that he would ...Read more

Taking the Kids: Considering the contributions of Black people’s work during Black History Month

Travel / Taking The Kids /

What’s your definition of work? Ask the kids and they might say homework or chores, maybe a part-time job for teens. Today’s kids, at least in the United States, aren’t toiling in a factory, working as servants or laboring in the fields, thank goodness.

Is work supposed to be fun? Fulfilling? Not often enough. February is Black History ...Read more

Celebrity Travel: Go away with Adrienne Rose White

Travel / Celebrity Travel /

In the black comedy “Nightbitch” – currently streaming on Hulu – actress Adrienne Rose White portrays Sally, a curator at a top art gallery. “Sally is smart, upbeat, maybe a little naive, and has a great eye,” White said. “She knows everything about the art scene and almost nothing about motherhood.” The actress said Sally is ...Read more

Rick Steves’ Europe: Sweet surprises in Bruges

Travel / Rick Steves' Europe /

The medieval Belgian town of Bruges attracts hordes of day-trippers – but don't let that keep you away. While the ultimate sight is the quaint town itself, the city also entertains with an infectious passion for good living. And it hides some sweet surprises.

The Flemish who live in this part of Belgium call this city “Brugge,” but the ...Read more

Travel Troubleshooter: Vacation Rental Is A Complete Nightmare With Bugs And Dog Urine

Travel / Travel Troubleshooter /

Mary Brewer's vacation rental in Branson, Missouri, is a mess with bugs and dog urine. Why can't she get a refund?

Q: My husband and I checked into a rental home in Branson that we booked through Booking.com for our seventh anniversary. It was a complete nightmare! The whole place smelled of dog odor; there was dog poop in the unit and a...Read more

Taking the Kids: Ready to catch a WAVE?

Travel / Taking The Kids /

Ready to catch a wave? No, we’re not talking about surfing. We’re talking about some of the best cruise deals of the year, whether you want a mega ship with lots of bells and whistles, an expedition cruise to far- flung locales, a small ship or a river cruise.

“Wave Season is the cruise industry’s annual time to shine, with sales, value...Read more

Celebrity Travel: Go away with Teo Yoo

Travel / Celebrity Travel /

Born and raised in Germany, educated in the United States and now based out of South Korea, BAFTA Awards-nominated actor Teo Yoo (“Past Lives,” “Decision to Leave”) doesn’t take any of his success for granted. He had already spent many years turning down parts that cast Asian characters in a disparaging light. In his latest role in the...Read more

Rick Steves’ Europe: Toledo is Spain’s historic, artistic and spiritual center

Travel / Rick Steves' Europe /

On my last visit to Toledo, it seemed holier than ever: Dark El Greco clouds threatened overhead, stark against bright, clear horizons. Hail pelted the masses of people clogging the streets as they awaited the Good Friday procession.

A look back at my write-up reveals nothing but superlatives: Toledo’s street plan is the most confusing in ...Read more

Taking the Kids: Chasing the Northern Lights in Norway

Travel / Taking The Kids /

Keep your jackets and mittens handy – even in the middle of the night. We’re aboard Hurtigruten’s MS Trollfjord, flagship of the company’s Signature voyages, cruising up the Norwegian Coast, enduring biting winds and sub-zero temperatures in our quest to see the ...Read more

Celebrity Travel: Go away with Cat Ridgeway

Travel / Celebrity Travel /

For musician Cat Ridgeway, being on the road is a perk of her job. “I split my time between Orlando and Vail these days,” said Ridgeway, who is promoting her latest single “Sprinter.” [The album of the same name will be released on March 28.] “A little over a year ago, I was offered an incredible opportunity to play at some of the ...Read more

Rick Steves’ Europe: Orvieto is what an Italian hill town should be

Travel / Rick Steves' Europe /

Orvieto is one of the most striking, memorable, and enjoyable hill towns in central Italy. About 90 minutes from Rome, Orvieto sits majestically high above the valley floor atop a big chunk of tufo (tuff) volcanic stone, overlooking cypress-dotted Umbrian plains. A visit here will reward you with a delightful, perfectly preserved, and ...Read more

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Disney's Space Mountain: a roller coaster of a timeline

Travel / Travel News /

Space Mountain has gone from an idea by Walt Disney for California to becoming the oldest coaster in Florida. Here are attraction highlights from five decades using Orlando Sentinel clips and other sources.

• Mid-1960s : Walt Disney wanted a new attraction for Tomorrowland at Disneyland. In June 1966, designers referred to it as Space ...Read more

Taking the Kids: Washington, D.C. in the winter

Travel / Taking The Kids /

Free is good. Guess what American city has more than 100 free world-class activities, including museums – more than any other city.

Welcome to Washington, D.C., sometimes called “The Capital of Free.” If you are a first- time visitor, take a free (or name your ...Read more

Taking the Kids Advisory

Travel / Taking The Kids /

1/9/25 Taking the Kids revised to correct information on ticket information on Wild Things exhibit.

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