Scott McMurren

Travel companies are piling on to get their share of holiday spending, and travelers who plan ahead can get good deals on cruises, flights and adventures.

Regulations are different for each country or locale and vary from outgoing to return trips.

Some are old standards. Others are new additions. Hopefully, they’ll contribute to a more comfortable trip.

The pandemic has disrupted the world of international travel, but some airlines are feeling more confident about next year’s prospects.

Alaskan Jody Overstreet sold her photo tour company to go on a journey that eventually covered 80,000 miles and lasted a couple of years.

Alaska Airlines is currently extending a deal to Club 49 members that offers 49% off the total price of two tickets for passengers traveling together.

You can fly across the country for just over $100 one-way.

There’s a big blast of deals available on flights to destinations near or far.

While the cheapest seats seem like the best deal, sometimes exploring the tiers below first class offer the best combination of comfort and value.

Many airlines are offering passengers perks and deals in an attempt to keep flights full over the next few months.

It’s time to dust off our winter gear and plan snowmachine trips or aurora-chasing excursions.

Seeing prices drop below $300 round trip is remarkable, and it underscores just how soft the demand is for air travel this fall.

Here in the U.S., there are no specific restrictions on travel. But if you’re on the move, you’re wise to watch how COVID-19 is affecting the communities you’re visiting.

Travel columnist Scott McMurren tried out a 737 MAX 9 and a new regional carrier on a trip to New Orleans.

As more countries welcome travelers and fares remain relatively low, columnist Scott McMurren believes it’s worth checking into options for insuring a trip.