Hotels Congress May Try Again To End Hidden Hotel Fees: 3 Ways To Help — and Avoid Them Yourself Airlines are required to disclose all mandatory fees upfront, while hotels are not. A group of Democrats and Republicans want to team up to change that.
Hotels Can We Finally End Hidden Hotel Resort Fees Once and for All? While airlines are legally required to disclose all mandatory fees upfront, hotels are not. That’s why a bipartisan group of Congressional reps is trying put an end to hidden resort and amenities fees. NBCLX political editor Noah Pransky breaks down where this issue stands and how you can avoid hidden hotel fees yourself.
travel Meet a Woman Who Risked It All to Buy an 1880s-Era Ghost Town in Montana Gunslinger Gulch is an 1880s-era mining town that was salvaged from demolition and moved to Anaconda, Montana. Today this old ghost town serves as a bed and breakfast to travelers who want a taste of the Old West. NBCLX contributor Greg Bledsoe brings his Family Geography Project to Montana to meet Karen Broussard, who moved her family from Seattle to...
air travel Making Air Travel Carbon Neutral Means Rethinking the Way We Fly Airlines emit the same amount of carbon as the German and Dutch economies combined. But it will take more than just making the world’s airline fleets more fuel efficient to reverse the industry’s impact on climate change. NBCLX storyteller Clark Fouraker takes a look at how industry innovators are hoping to make air travel greener and more efficient — and...
rebound Bridge the Gap: How Tourism Can Transform Your Community Inside Out Tours operator, Stacey Toussaint uses tourism as a mechanism to sustain the economy while educating visitors on the hidden history of New York City.
travel The U.S. Is Reopening to International Visitors — What Does That Mean for Holiday Travel? The tourism and airline industries are looking forward to a flood of international visitors as the U.S. reopens its borders to vaccinated travelers. But what does the new policy mean for you and your holiday travels? Business Insider reporter Tom Pallini joined LX News Now to break it down.
travel Pandemic Travel Ban to US Lifted The U.S. is now allowing international visitors again as the Biden administration lifted its pandemic travel ban on more than 30 countries.
LX News Couldn't Make it to the Olympics? Take a Tokyo Tour with Us Get a look behind the scenes of the Olympic Games, and see Tokyo from our staff visiting the megacity.
Olympics An Empty Fan Park and Signs of an Olympics That Could've Been The 2020 Fan Park was supposed to be a place where spectators could go and enjoy a variety of experiences and performances. Today, the Fan Park is a ghost town, closed off to the public to comply with Tokyo’s state of emergency.
Japan Doors Not Included: Inside a Capsule Hotel in Japan The concept has taken off in Japan in recent years, but recently, the pandemic decreased demand for the tiny sleeping pods.
