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Articles

  • 3 days ago | fodors.com | Apeksha Bhateja

    American, Delta, and United are allegedly using similar pricing tactics. Solo travelers often get the short end of the stick when booking hotel rooms and group tours. But, unbeknownst to many, U.S. airlines are also seemingly making them pay extra for flying alone. This penalty was discovered by Thrifty Traveler last week, when its executive editor, Kyle Potter, found that Delta was charging more for single tickets than when booking for two or a group.

  • 4 days ago | fodors.com | Apeksha Bhateja

    And other travel news you may have missed. This week in travel, we’ve uncovered several stories that might have flown under your radar. Among them: a tiger attacked a tourist in Thailand; travelers at a popular U.K. tourist attraction are inadvertently damaging it with coins; and a British Airways flight attendant was allegedly dancing naked in the business-class lavatory. Dive into these and more as we examine the latest in travel news.

  • 4 days ago | fodors.com | Zachary Laks

    From Disney magic to record-breaking coasters, these top 10 U.S. theme parks deliver unforgettable adventures for families, thrill-seekers, and story-lovers alike. The glimmering tear in your eye as you touch the sky on a roller coaster; the full-body tingling of being fully immersed in a story; the gleeful first bite of the best cinnamon bread you’ve ever had.

  • 1 week ago | fodors.com | Laura Itzkowitz

    From which Colosseum tickets you should book to the top tips for avoiding tourist traps, here’s an insider’s guide to the Eternal City. I know it’s cliché, but I fell in love with Rome on my first visit. Wandering around in awe of the Baroque fountains and sculptures, weathered buildings in saturated hues of ochre, and impeccably dressed Romans, I just knew I had to live here.

  • 1 week ago | fodors.com | Cathy Toogood

    What to see, do, and know about this underrated English gem. Manchester doesn’t sit still. Once the world’s first industrial city, it’s now known for its creativity–everyone can name at least one Manchester band–and big-name football teams. The first thing I’m often asked when I’m traveling is whether I support City or United (it’s neither–sorry!). I’ve lived in Manchester for more than 40 years and have seen its evolution and rapid growth first-hand.