Welcome to Cruising Altitude, a new column at USA TODAY focusing on travel trends.
While reporting on United Airlines’ recent operational struggles, one person I spoke to told me he looked at the Department of Transportation dashboard and found that
INDIANAPOLIS, June 29, 2023 /CNW/ — International Medical Group® (IMG®), an award-winning global insurance benefits and assistance services company, has announced a new partnership with MAGNUS International Search & Rescue, a comprehensive emergency management and global
TravelInsurance.com provides tips for how travelers can protect their trip costs during the summer hurricane season
NEW YORK, June 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Hurricane season is underway and just off the Gulf of Mexico, Tropical Storm Arlene has become the
It’s every traveler’s nightmare. You’re standing in line for immigration after a flight as you head out or return from a trip. You check for your passport. It isn’t there. Trying not to panic, you check your pockets. You empty
A BC woman is suing an insurance company after she was handed a massive medical bill following her vacation last year.
According to the lawsuit, Chuan Chao was in Texas when he tripped and fell on a sidewalk. The retiree
As of February 2023, Singapore has eased up on COVID-19-related travel insurance requirements. Visitors are no longer required to obtain travel insurance before entering the country, but the government still highly recommends it.
In case things go wrong, having travel
By Mika Pangilinan
As travel resumes in
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Are you ready? Memorial Day weekend traditionally kicks off the summer vacation season. And, boy, do we all need one.
Yes, the economy is uncertain; gas prices continue
It’s a new era for travel insurance.
Despite economic uncertainty, Canadians plan to spend over $14 billion on vacations this year, according to new data from Allianz Global Assistance, a leading travel insurance provider. Post-pandemic, travelers have become more risk-aware
Pilots at Southwest Airlines voted overwhelmingly to authorize a strike, their union said Thursday, May 11, a move that is unlikely to lead to a walkout in the near future but is designed to put more pressure on the airline
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