Christopher Elliott | On Travel

When Candace Welch returned her rental to Budget in Sioux Falls, S.D., the company bills her $2,133 for hail damage. Just one problem — there was no hailstorm.

People are making up for lost time after the pandemic, experts say. They’re flooding popular destinations but leaving their manners at home.

Is touching someone else’s seat ever acceptable? The answer is almost always no.

There’s no question about it, travel is becoming more of a DIY experience. Here’s a look at what’s getting automated.

Scarcity isn’t the only rental car issue this summer. Here are some tips for surviving the “carpocalypse.”

Furnished apartments, discounts for longer stays and worker-friendly amenities mean an extended vacation is more accessible than ever.

How to find the ones touting the lowest prices and those with the best design.

The first rule is don’t lose your cool. That can only make matters worse.

Some reasons are not at all what you might expect.

An emergency evacuation takes alertness, compliance and speed. So, please, pay attention.

The extra legroom comes with written rules, unwritten rules and serious responsibilities.