Travel Columnist, The Wall Street Journal
Dawn Gilbertson is a Travel Columnist at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in travel and tourism, covering topics such as airlines, airports, the cruise industry, and travel technology, while offering insights into consumer travel experiences. Dawn's work has been featured in prominent publications including Yahoo News, Detroit Free Press, and USA TODAY.
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Dawn Gilbertson's coverage extensively focuses on travel and tourism, particularly air travel, airports, and airlines. She frequently cites data and covers evolving stories in the industry.
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By: Dawn Gilbertson
Make sure you are using official channels to talk with an airline and not an impostor.
Dawn Gilbertson David Calder is no travel neophyte, having visited more than 30 countries for work and fun.
Plus, new flights to Rome and a TSA discount.
Even if you never flew Spirit you benefited from its presence, because competing airlines often matched its fares.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
A popular Japanese chain has opened its first U.S. outpost near Waikiki Beach featuring pods, not rooms.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
Plus, the debate over Spirit carries on, and my stay in a $60-a-night Hawaii pod hotel
Plus, Memorial Day weekend travel tips.
Stung by a decline in visitors, select hotels on the Strip are offering summer all-inclusive packages this year.
Dawn Gilbertson LAS VEGAS—The front desk agent at the Flamingo hotel was nearly finished checking me in when he darted away. “I'll be right back with your wristband,” he said.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
Plus, Expedia’s CEO on her travel must-haves.
