News tagged family travel

Get Ready for the Ultimate July 4th Getaway—But Pack Your Sunscreen!

As America gears up for its 250th Independence Day, a record-breaking number of travelers are set to hit the road and sky, even as a major heatwave puts a twist on holiday plans. Here's how the travel surge and scorching conditions could shape your July 4th experience this year.

July 2, 2026

Orlando Gears Up for a Record-Breaking Memorial Day Weekend: What Travelers Should Know

Orlando, Florida, is expected to take the crown as the number one Memorial Day destination in the U.S. this year. With a staggering number of travelers planning to visit, here's what you can expect—and how to make the most of your trip.

May 14, 2026

April Storms Throw Travelers for a Loop at Washington Dulles Airport

In early April 2026, wild weather brought travel chaos to Washington Dulles International Airport, with over a hundred flights affected by rain, storms, and even snow. Here’s what travelers experienced, how the airport held up, and why it matters for future trips.

April 10, 2026

Older Americans Gear Up for More Trips in 2026—With a Little Help from AI

Looking ahead to 2026, recent analysis suggests that Americans aged 50 and above are getting ready to travel more—and they’re embracing AI tools to make every trip count. Here’s what this could mean for travelers and the travel industry.

March 20, 2026

Are U.S. Airports Getting a Family-Friendly Makeover—or Just More of the Same?

Big news for future flyers: the U.S. government just announced a $1 billion initiative to upgrade airport terminals across the country, hoping to make air travel a smoother ride for families and wellness-minded travelers. But will new perks like family security lanes and mini-gyms actually make your airport experience better—or are they just more bells and whistles travelers didn’t ask for?

December 10, 2025

Say Goodbye to the U.S. Visa ‘Drop-Box’: What Travelers Need to Know for 2025

Planning a U.S. trip in late 2025? Big changes are coming for non-immigrant visa applicants from 57 countries. The “drop-box” or Interview Waiver Program is ending, meaning nearly everyone—including kids—will now need to attend in-person interviews. This news could lead to longer waits, higher costs, and trickier travel planning. But it may also improve security and make visa processes more consistent. Here’s what you should know before booking those stateside flights or hotels.

September 16, 2025

Labor Day 2025: Why Your Airport Adventure Might Be One for the Books

The FAA predicts the busiest Labor Day weekend for air travel in 15 years, with more people than ever eager to end summer on a high note. But before you pack those bags, here's what this could mean for your trip—good, bad, and everything in between.

August 31, 2025

No More Bare Feet at the TSA! Americans Can Now Keep Their Shoes On at Airport Security

Travelers in the US can breathe a sigh of relief—starting July 8, 2025, the TSA no longer requires passengers to remove their shoes during airport security screenings. Thanks to new screening tech, your next journey through the security line just got way easier. Here’s what it means for your trip.

August 3, 2025

Goodbye, Open Seating: Southwest’s Big Change for 2026 Could Change How You Fly!

Southwest Airlines is making waves by announcing a switch from their famous “open seating” to assigned seats starting in January 2026. Here’s what this big change could mean for all types of travelers—and how it might affect your next trip.

July 25, 2025

Singapore Oceanarium Set to Make Waves: What Travelers Can Expect

The Singapore Oceanarium, opening July 23, 2025, will transform Sentosa’s marine attraction landscape. As a much-anticipated future event, this massive upgrade promises dazzling marine encounters, educational initiatives, and a tourism boom—though, naturally, there are concerns to consider. Here’s what savvy travelers and hotel guests should know before planning their visit!

July 23, 2025