US Airways opposes Philadelphia airport expansion, Las Vegas resort fee guide, hotel companies launch reservation site
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Providing a clean comfortable bed is fundamental for hotels, but Ned Levi doesn’t think that’s enough in the 21st century. Ned discusses his own hotel needs and peeves, plus those of travelers he knows, and of readers who have written him.
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As much as travelers hate being nickled and dimed by the airlines, for many trips, resort fees far outweigh additional airline fees. Resort fees are inescapable. With airline fees, travelers who pack light, bring their own food and don’t care about priority seating or boarding, can avoid most of the extra airline charges.
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Like airline fees, resort fees are proliferating, and they’re finding their way onto hotel bills that, quite frankly, are not resort like. One of the worst cities for new offenders is Las Vegas.
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Irritated about resort fees. Book only with someone who discloses them. Allegiant doesn’t. Best Western does.
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TSA agent jailed for battery after commenting on coworker’s genitalia size, Dutch safety board cites reasons for Turkish air crash, Vegas guests surprised by resort fees
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Janice Hough makes five suggestions for hotels to improve the customer experience. Most focus on not setting up clients for unexpected surprises.
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Christopher Elliott writes today about a man who booked a Las Vegas hotel through Travelocity, which did not quote a $20 per night resort fee in its price estimate.
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Travel writer Christopher Elliott would like to see Hawaii’s infamous “resort fees” go. And he doesn’t mince words, calling the mandatory fees unfair, unethical and unconscionable.
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