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PINCHING PENNIES

The seat may be cheap, but the fees can add up. How two very different airlines stack up for the fare-conscious flier.

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Many hotels now ask to make a copy of a driver's license at check-in. Here's how to ensure your identification is safe.

THE TRAVEL OUTLOOK

Airlines are going an extra mile -- and charging less for it -- to try to lure back hesitant travelers.

What you can do to make the best of today's unfriendly skies.

Many firms have business travel policies. The ones who save money are those who actually enforce them.

The convenience of your very own flight is going to be crimped.

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Business travel is expensive and not particularly friendly to the environment. Here are some ways to lessen the impact.

Airline colds are no myth -- you really do have a higher chance of catching one while flying. Here's how to stay healthy.

Travelers can be vulnerable to crime in hotels and motels. Here are tips for picking a safer room and keeping it secure.

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Business plan? Check. Clean shirts? Check. Medications? Copy of your prescriptions?

Retired executives put their skills and expertise to good use by helping nonprofit groups.

Going overseas to do good can translate into tax deductions.

Our travel quiz will help you stretch your dollar farther.

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Web Editor David Muhlbaum has the latest on Amtrak's prospects, passenger screening and deals on hotels for corporate travelers.

Find the best bargains in air travel and cheapest rates for car rentals, hotel rooms and vacation packages.

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