Travel Tips News

For those planning to travel more in 2025, Japan stands out as one of the world’s safest destinations. According to Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection's annual travel safety report, released in October, Japan claimed the top spot in Asia and secured the ninth position globally.

Plans for a “flying” electric ferry on Lake Tahoe, expected to carry up to 300 passengers per day at a cost of $50 each way, have sparked questions about whether such a service would meaningfully reduce area traffic and serve local commuters.

International adventurers have a reason to celebrate the approaching New Year, thanks to a fresh offer from Exodus Adventure Travels. The award-winning small-group tour operator announced its “More Extraordinary with Exodus in 2025” promotion, giving travelers a $350 discount on 2,025 selected departures. The deal runs through January 20, 2025, and covers dozens of destinations featuring breathtaking vistas and immersive cultural encounters.

As families prepare to celebrate the festive season—Christmas, Hanukkah, New Year’s, or just a winter vacation—airports across the United States are gearing up for a sharp increase in travelers. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) expects holiday travel to be exceptionally busy, based on last year’s data showing December 23 and December 26–29 as peak travel periods.

Below are the latest TSA travel tips, combined with insights from last year’s checkpoint numbers, to help you navigate holiday airport crowds with ease.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has finalized a groundbreaking rule to ban hidden “junk fees” in the hospitality and live events industries, a significant move aimed at improving pricing transparency for consumers. This rule targets mandatory charges like hotel resort fees and ticket service fees, which are often tacked on at checkout, leaving customers frustrated with higher-than-expected costs.