Barbara Peterson
Special Correspondent at AFAR Magazine and contributor to WSJ Off Duty and Conde Nast Traveler. President of New York Travel Writers. Author, BLUE STREAK.
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4 weeks ago |
afar.com | Barbara Peterson
Weeks from the start of the summer travel season, cascading delays and cancellations at one of the nation’s busiest airports—Newark Liberty International (EWR) in New Jersey, close to New York City—are not only rippling throughout the U.S. but also reigniting the debate about how to fix the country’s aging aviation infrastructure and chronic air traffic controller shortages.
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1 month ago |
advisorstream.com | Barbara Peterson |Ron Phillips
By Barbara Peterson May 2, 2025 Booking a vacation with a budget in mind means you’ll try anything to get the best price. Here, the trip-planning myths to disregard: Myth: Tuesday is the best day to book the cheapest airfare. Once grounded in reality, this shibboleth dates back to when plane reservations relied on manual intervention.
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1 month ago |
wsj.com | Barbara Peterson
We sort out the truth about five ‘money-saving’ travel tips, from ‘always vacation during shoulder season’ to ‘you’ll definitely spend less if you book a trip yourself.’Booking a vacation with a budget in mind means you’ll try anything to get the best price. Here, the trip-planning myths to disregard: Myth: Tuesday is the best day to book the cheapest airfare. Once grounded in reality, this shibboleth dates back to when plane reservations relied on manual intervention.
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1 month ago |
tovima.com | Barbara Peterson
We sort out the truth about five ‘money-saving’ travel tips, from ‘always vacation during shoulder season’ to ‘you’ll definitely spend less if you book a trip yourself.’Booking a vacation with a budget in mind means you’ll try anything to get the best price. Here, the trip-planning myths to disregard:Myth: Tuesday is the best day to book the cheapest airfare. Once grounded in reality, this shibboleth dates back to when plane reservations relied on manual intervention.
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1 month ago |
afar.com | Barbara Peterson
Just when we thought that flying first class was headed for extinction, several major international airlines are bringing back over-the-top luxury—and privacy—to the front of the plane. Last month, Air France unveiled luxurious new suites in its La Première first-class cabin, which are now available on flights out of New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), on the carrier’s Boeing 777-300 ER jets.
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