Travel

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

Airline passengers can now order from McDonald’s and other restaurants at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport by using a robot-assisted online food delivery service.

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.

Travel columnist Scott McMurren reminisces about his childhood lake visits and gives an overview of Alaska’s prime spots.

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

Do you want a memorable trip for you and your visitors? Here’s a tip: find a glacier.

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

While more international destinations open and flights increase, there are still plenty of details to be aware of before traveling.

Travelers are cautiously optimistic that as vaccinations increase, more barriers to travel will come down.

As the tourism industry rebounds this summer, out-of-state visitors and adventuring Alaskans can expect crowded restaurants, long lines and busy boardwalks.

Finding a lounge at bigger airports is worth it, if only for the quieter environment, writes Alaska travel columnist Scott McMurren.

Some travelers are more tech-savvy than others, but there are a few simple tricks you can use to get a better deal.

It’s been a long time since many of us have flown. Here are the basics to help you prepare for your glorious return to the inglorious airport.

Experts say you should monitor the situation at your destination closely.

As parts of the world reopen to travelers, there are more bonus miles, more features and even some cash-back statement credits available.

On Wright Air Service’s run between Fairbanks and Utqiaġvik, passengers, mail and freight are all part of the transportation matrix.

The pandemic brought a flood of travelers to the islands, but with mixed feelings from the people who live there