
The Pros and Cons of Booking Through Online Travel Agencies
Booking direct often gets you more perks and flexibility, but OTAs do have their benefits.

Booking direct often gets you more perks and flexibility, but OTAs do have their benefits.

Our analysis found you could save 13.4% on average by booking last minute. But should you really procrastinate?

Alaska offers a respectable first class fare, but turn to the airline's partners for a truly luxe experience.

Rebook at a lower price now and you'll get an eCredit for the difference, good for use through Dec. 31, 2023.

Hotel loyalty programs are only worth the loyalty you've got to give. Don't spread yourself too thin.

This three-tiered loyalty program offers credits, instead of points, toward future free days of car rental.

Kiwi helps you hack your travel itinerary for convenience and savings, but it may not be the smoothest ride.

A new study finds that COVID-19 safety measures are still important to most travelers planning vacations in 2022.

Wanna Get Away Plus fares are slightly more expensive than Basic fares, but offer more flexibility.

If you fly with United regularly, a United card is well worth getting.

You have to do the math. They might be cheaper in total, but you might forgo chances to earn points and miles.

Expedia's One Key rewards program just got new perks like free lounge access during flight delays.

For certain brands, getting a free night at a hotel might be easier than you think.

JetBlue's in-flight experience is good, but Delta comes out ahead.

Fees charged to rental companies by the airport get passed on to consumers, often making on-site rentals pricier.

Delta will take you to more places than Southwest and charges lower fees. Southwest wins on reliability.

Residents in Arizona can now add their driver’s license to Apple Wallet to show it to TSA in Phoenix. More states will follow.

You'd be hard-pressed to find an airline shopping portal that delivers value on points. Delta is no exception.

Not every travel-adjacent purchase will qualify, but the usual suspects — airlines, hotels and car rentals — do.

Hilton offers credit cards that include a no-annual-fee version to a premium one. Are they worth it?