Scott McMurren

Both Juneau and Ketchikan featured a range of hikes with stunning views.

Loyalty programs aren’t returning what they once did, but “traveling changes your perspective,” according to one consumer advocate.

Some of the best prices now are available for travel starting next month to destinations like Dublin, London, Barcelona and Rome.

Whether it’s on Alaska Airlines, Delta or another carrier, many Alaskans have earned the top tier of frequent flyer rewards. Here’s some of what they’ve learned.

Several destinations from Fairbanks are priced lower than from Anchorage, and travelers can now find a Juneau-Atlanta fare of $94 one-way.

Each carrier is making changes, so staying on top of the shifting timetables is vital for booking trips going forward.

Fall is in the air, but that doesn’t mean that specials for Alaskans traveling within the state have dried up.

Beware of long layovers and inconvenient flight times, and remember to keep checking the rates regularly since they’re bound to shift.

Whether it’s identifying extra flight fees or finding deals on vehicles and lodging, here are some ways to navigate the complexities of the system.

Travelers can find deals from Seward to Denali National Park as summer makes its last stand.

Booking travel originating from Los Angeles, New York or even just Seattle can introduce significant savings. But getting the best rate to those gateways is equally as important.

Travel columnist Scott McMurren recently sat down with groups of Alaskans to field questions and elicit tips on getting the most bang for your travel buck.

Knowing how to maximize your mileage travel and taking advantage of favorable dates are two ways to keep flights out of Alaska affordable.

From Zion to Yellowstone and even the Grand Canyon, this company offers a 30% discount during a major July sale.

The Best Defense Foundation makes it possible for many veterans to return to the battlefields where they served, including a special return trip to France earlier this month.