Travel Columnist, The Wall Street Journal
Dawn Gilbertson is a Travel Columnist at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in areas such as air travel, airlines, luxury accommodations, and the broader travel and tourism industry, providing insights into hospitality, leisure, and consumer travel. Dawn's work has been featured in prominent outlets 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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Plus, JetBlue’s fare shuffle and a Paris airport taxi scam.
Happy Friday from London. I'm on a whirlwind Europe/U.K. trip for a few columns and looking forward to some beach time in Oregon in a few weeks.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
No-frills basic-economy fares have always had restrictions, but the list keeps growing.
Think you know all the fine print on those basic-economy plane tickets? Better look again.
Plus, new Chase lounge restrictions and the new 737 MAX 7.
Happy Friday from Phoenix. I'm thrilled to be back home after staying in six hotels in seven nights in Europe and the U.K. My Oura ring had a field day figuring out my crappy sleep.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
The EU’s new, electronic entry-exit system is a mess, except when it isn’t.
The EU's new, electronic entry-exit system is a mess, except when it isn't.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
Plus, a new Delta international route and a Vegas hotel scam?
Happy Friday! I don't know about you but I'm already sick of all the “don't let summer slip away” emails pitching last-minute trips. Stop reminding us August is almost in the rearview.
