by Christopher Elliott | May 27, 2026
When airlines fail, passengers pay the price. Congress should bring back the rule that helps consumers. Tens of thousands of Spirit Airlines passengers showed up at the airport last week and discovered their tickets were worthless. They could have scrambled for a...
by Charlie Leocha | May 21, 2026
Make international travel easier and less stressful with these customs agents’ tips. US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) presents this list of customs agents’ tips for anyone traveling internationally. These tips can be found in the CBP “Know Before You...
by Guest Post | May 15, 2026
The US-Iranian War has had a big impact on global tourism. By Camille Van Puymbroeck traveltomorrow.com (light editing to make it easier to read in American English) On May 8, the European Commission published a document providing guidance concerning EU rules...
by Christopher Elliott | Apr 29, 2026
The Secret Service plans to use private data to bypass the Constitution. The government wants to know. The results could spell trouble for your next flight. Marilyn Kaufman didn’t realize she was inviting an observer into her living room when she signed up for a lower...
by Charlie Leocha | Apr 23, 2026
Consumer protection notification and DOT airline complaint systems need improvement. We are still waiting for the second iteration of the DOT’s new consumer complaints system. Now that the Trump Administration is in charge, expect more than a few delays....
by Charlie Leocha | Apr 9, 2026
Almost three-quarters of contagious airline passengers polled would fly when sick to save money and vacations. ( In a Travelers United newsletter poll completed prior to COVID, almost 73 percent of sick plane passengers said they would fly even if they were sick with...