Travel

You may still pay a change fee for tickets in basic economy, though.

Human creativity is unlimited: Just look at the activities retirees find to fill their days.

Large concentrations of high-net-worth households are found in surprising locales across the U.S. Check out the latest list of American small towns te…

Doug Glanville says baseball can provide a great example of teamwork, fairness and communication for the U.S.

With remote work on the rise, more people are looking for a permanent getaway.

Credit card issuers expand benefits to justify the annual fees.

You can still visit museums and marvel at their great works of art, tour historical landmarks and stroll through foreign cities ... from the comfort o…

You may be itching to travel, but the risks and rules—especially for international travel—may keep you at home a while longer. 

Insurance may not cover canceled vacations, but airlines and hotels may be flexible.

There are multiple ways to live like you belong there, depending on your budget and how much responsibility you want to shoulder.

2020 is the year Real ID goes into effect for air travel. So having a star on your license will become more important if you don’t have a passport.

Biking, hiking and fishing expeditions when you get off the boat.

These strategies and money-saving tips will help you unlock the very best values.

Follow these practical tips to minimize the environmental impact of your travel in retirement.

A strong dollar and more competition are creating travel bargains here and abroad.

Travel insurance may protect you if have to cancel or interrupt a trip, or if you get sick while on the road.

The key for adventurous older travelers is to decide what "adventure" really means to them before booking an adventure tour.

Travel delays and other mishaps will become less aggravating for fliers in Canada and the European Union.

It’s not easy, and you will never get back what you paid for it.

Older travelers are increasingly hitting the roads, seas and skies alone. Should you?

Lawsuits may force hotels to make costs more transparent.

Check out travel advisories before you book to get the real scoop on the risks you'll face.

Standing in lines at the airport is one of the biggest hassles of travel. Global Entry can help. Here's how the program works and how you can apply.

Get more points by signing up for reward-program partnerships.

Retirees have a bevy of options to explore areas most tourists don't see.

Many credit cards offer travel insurance as a perk, but the limited coverage may not be adequate if you are taking an expensive trip.