Category: Travel News

[ad_1] Starting October 1, 2025, Booking.com began automatically calculating, withholding, and remitting certain taxes directly to Canadian tax authorities. Designed to reduce the administrative burden on hosts, this change applies … Continue reading “How Booking.com Handles Taxes in Canada (2026 Update)”

[ad_1] This piece was contributed by our friends at DropInBlog. AirDNA’s latest forecast suggests that there are more than 1.77 million short-term rental properties in the U.S. alone. All of … Continue reading “Why Every Vacation Rental Website Needs a Blog (and How to Start One Easily)”

[ad_1] With International Women’s Day fast approaching, we’re thrilled to highlight eight women to follow in the vacation rental industry in 2026. Each of these women has made their mark … Continue reading “8 Women to Follow in the Vacation Rental Industry in 2026”

[ad_1] At the start, February didn’t seem like it would be the wildest month for hotel news. Well, that is until Hyatt announced it was dramatically altering its much-loved award … Continue reading “Hyatt’s spa cave, Hilton’s new onsen resort, an alpine Andaz and other hotel news”

[ad_1] United Airlines has just updated its contract of carriage to add a new requirement for travelers, and it’s something that I’m very happy to see (thanks to Gino for … Continue reading “Good: United Threatens To Kick Off Passengers Who Don’t Use Headphones”

[ad_1] Lufthansa has launched its latest promotion on purchased miles. While I’d argue that this is niche, it has the potential to be a good value, especially given that this … Continue reading “Lufthansa Selling Miles & More Miles With 50% Bonus (1.42 Cents Each): Worth It?”

[ad_1] Korean Air is currently investing quite a bit in its passenger experience, seemingly finally realizing that the carrier has been sort of second rate among its Asian peers. Along … Continue reading “New Korean Air Lounge LAX Opens, And… It’s Actually Nice, Finally?!?”

[ad_1] It’s that time of year: we’re looking at the books, trying to find all of our deductions, and putting together everything we collected from the las year. Yep, it’s … Continue reading “A Host’s Guide to Vrbo Taxes in the United States – Host Tools”

[ad_1] If you have a flight on Korean Air out of Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) soon, you’re in luck: The airline has just unveiled its newly renovated lounge at … Continue reading “Inside Korean Air’s stunning new flagship lounge at LAX”

[ad_1] It has been an absolutely wild day for aviation (and world events more broadly), as the United States and Israel have attacked Iran, and Iran has retaliated, by sending … Continue reading “Dubai Airport (DXB) Struck By Iranian Drone, With Injuries & Damage”