Dawn Gilbertson

The 3,000-room hotel changed the face of the city when it opened in 1989, spurring copycats up and down the Strip.

The 3,000-room Mirage hotel changed the face of the city when it opened in 1989, spurring copycats up and down the Strip.

How to bridge the gap when one member of a couple is a planner and the other is spontaneous.

It takes work to bridge the gap when one member of a couple is Type A and the other is spontaneous.

The tech glitch led to thousands of delays and cancellations. Flights are back to normal, but not all customers are happy.

More hotels are regularly charging—and getting—four-digit nightly rates as high-end customers continue to splurge on travel.

Whether they’re traveling from inside California or from Japan, fans of the MLB superstar are spending big.

Bargain-basement airlines Spirit and Frontier now have premium options to make your flight cushier; here's what it's like.

DALLAS—Give Southwest Airlines credit. The lighthearted airline that cracks in-flight jokes can make even the most dramatic changes seem like a win for all travelers. The goal: To hype its switch to assigned seats late next year after decades of open seating.

Carriers are pushing harder for people to check their luggage at the gate, even when it turns out there’s plenty of room in overhead bins.