holiday travel

If you're one of the millions of Americans planning to head home for the holidays, get ready to endure some nightmarish travel conditions, especially in New York State.

Holiday travel is usually very hectic. But after an incident that occurred today at the Rainbow Bridge, you can expect even more delays.

If you have post-pandemic traveling plans be prepared for anything.

We all expect the holiday travel season to be busy. But does it surprise you that officials expect about 27 million people to pass through checkpoints at airports in Upstate New York this Thanksgiving? In case you're wondering that's 4% more than last year...

Ok, admittedly, this is a week old. But as Blanche Devereaux says, "Better late than pregnant!" (LOL, shout out to my fellow Golden Girls fans....) According to Skyscanner.com, now is a pretty good time to buy your holiday flight. Tickets for Christmastime are about 19% cheaper than normal now Thanksgiving area flights are lower by about 6% Heading out around New Year's Eve ... Read Mor

A winter storm is expected to impact Holiday travel on the busiest travel day of the year.

How true is this cartoon of how men and women pack?

Memorial Day is one of the most traveled holidays in the U.S. People will travel an average of 690 miles this weekend (last year the average was 642 miles) and spend $659 over the course of the weekend, which is down 6 percent from last year, according to USA Today.

The holidays are here and many of us will be traveling the globe. When your traveling it's so easy to get sidetracked from your" healthy routine". Here are a few tips to keep you in the game. If you are traveling the friendly skies try packing all of your dry healthy snacks in your carry on. Nuts, Protein/power bars, fruits and instant oatmeal travel very well.

CHICAGO — Airports nationwide reported few major disruptions early today despite a loosely organized campaign dubbed National Opt-Out Day that urged air travelers to boycott the controversial full-body scanners at security checkpoints.(courtesy msnbc) (getty images)