Travel
Cruise Lines Target Chair Hogging Habits
Chair hogging has been a persistent issue for major cruise lines, with several companies now addressing the problem of pool pirates. For years, cruise passengers have used items such as towels, flip-flops, and even dolls
Celebrating Route 66: Historic Highway Turns 100
The Middle East conflict lingers with no resolution in sight, and California’s gasoline prices have surged past $6 per gallon. With these challenges, a road trip might not be top of mind for many Californians.
Boston’s New Remote TSA Checkpoint to Ease Airport Congestion
Democracy Dies in Darkness Passengers in the Boston area will soon experience more efficient airport navigation with a new pilot program set to begin on June 1. This initiative allows travelers to bypass crowded departures
TSA’s New Approach to Airport Security: Increasing Private Contractor Use
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is significantly shifting its approach by enhancing efforts to privatize airport security across the United States. Recent government shutdowns, which left TSA agents without pay and resulted in lengthy queues