Higher-income travelers have splashed out, but people with lower incomes have reined in spending because of rising prices.

Hundreds of suitcases. Seas of people. Hours of delays. Passengers at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport voice their frustrations.

The dollar is more than 10% stronger than it was three years ago.

Rock climbing? Ice skating? Roller coasters? Sunning on a private island? Cruise ships are looking for creative — and luxurious — ways to court new customers.

Recreational vehicle sales cratered in 2023 after a pandemic boost. Shipments are on track to be up 10% this year compared to last.

Bus ridership fell early in the pandemic and hasn’t fully bounced back.

United and Southwest have also paused hiring because of the delivery delays. Higher airfares could be on the way.

Many travelers still prioritize the cost of travel over which airplane they will fly in.

Vacation season is not far away. Fancy a direct flight from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh or Salt Lake City to Ontario, California?

Hotels increased prices per room in 2023. But occupancy was still below pre-pandemic levels.