Author: Christopher Elliott

Now, more than ever, you need a COVID-19 Plan B when you travel abroad. Otherwise, you could wind up in quarantine, which may feel like prison.

Many Americans fly out for their vacations without giving much thought to testing or quarantine facilities at their destination. Don’t be one of them.

COVID has complicated transportation options for trips abroad, making logistics harder. Some travelers have opted to rent a car. Do you need one?

To avoid COVID on your next vacation, you have to study the maps, review the destination’s COVID policies, and pick the safest accommodations.

Your next long-haul flight won’t be like the ones you remember. In addition to wearing a mask, you may need to bring your own pillow and blanket.

You don’t need a travel agent to research COVID regulations or cancel and reschedule your plans. But aren’t there other things you’d rather be doing?

Even if you booked a nonrefundable hotel room, there are ways to get your money back.

You may be dying to explore the world in 2022 but will your bank account support that plan? Get help figuring out your travel budget before booking.

Maybe you’ve noticed how quiet air travel has been over the last two years. One reason: Families haven’t been flying. But that’s about to change.

Visiting 100 countries and circumnavigating the globe are the ultimate bragging rights. Here’s how to join the club without going broke.