by Jason Heidemann, Travelocity Staff Writer | Oct 13, 2017
There are three stages to an African vacation: The pre-journey stirring of one’s imagination (What is this oft-misunderstood continent really like? Are the locals really that enchanting? Will I stare down a lion?), the actual boots on the ground experience (watching...
by Jason Heidemann, Travelocity Staff Writer | Oct 9, 2017
The cochinita pibil (a mouthwatering combination of braised pork, pickled red onions, black beans and habanero salsa smashed between two slices of perfectly crusty bolillo) at Tortas Fronteras is reason enough to pray for a layover at terminals 1, 3 or 5 at...
by Jason Heidemann, Travelocity Staff Writer | Aug 31, 2017
The value of the dollar is up—again. As the economy roars, it continues to gain strength against other world currencies. Nevermind what it means for the US economy, let’s talk about what’s really important—what it means for your next vacation! While many global...
by Jason Heidemann, Travelocity Staff Writer | Aug 22, 2017
If you pretended you didn’t care about Monday’s solar eclipse, the truth is you probably didn’t think to book a hotel room a year in advance or order a pair of eclipse glasses online (join the club). Well, sometimes lightning—or rather the moon passing directly in...
