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Yes, Priceline is a legitimate, secure online travel agency, and booking a flight through it is safe. It’s accredited by the Better Business Bureau, uses encrypted payments, issues real tickets, and is backed by its publicly traded parent, Booking Holdings. The real question isn’t whether Priceline is a scam (it isn’t), but when booking through it actually serves you, and when you’re better off going straight to the airline.

Mexico is generally safe to visit, with some areas safer than others. This guide uses data from Mexico's National Survey of Urban Public Security (ENSU), published by INEGI in December 2025, paired with US and UK State Department travel advisories, to give you the full picture of which cities rank safest, how the most popular tourist destinations compare, and what you need to know before you go.

Winter in the US can be brutal (some regions understand better than others). Buried under a foot of snow in Chicago? Enduring the gray drizzle of the Pacific Northwest? Just tired of wearing a coat every time you step outside? The thought of escaping somewhere warm can be enough to get any snowbird through to springtime.

With higher-than-average airfare and tons more people traveling, planning a summer getaway in July feels impossible. But July is one of the best months to go on vacation for good reason: long, sunny days, major festivals, school holidays, and destinations that come alive this time of year. You don’t need to be an expert on how to find mistake fares or when is the cheapest time to buy flights. Getting the best deal for your July holidays is as simple as setting up flight alerts with Going.

Escape the chill of winter this February by heading to warm-weather destinations across the US. From Hawaii's tropical beaches to Florida's sunny coastlines and desert landscapes of the Southwest, find out where to find temperatures in the 70s and 80s—all without breaking the bank or dealing with spring break crowds.

Every year, I make predictions for the year of travel to come. I went 10 for 12 on my 2024 travel predictions. Let’s see if I can beat it this year, shall we? Here are my 12 predictions for 2025—8 pieces of good news for travelers and 4 pieces of not-so-good news. In 12 months, we’ll see how these panned out. The Good One of our most important jobs at Going is to catch mistake fares and let members know ASAP so they can book them before they disappear.

March opens up diverse travel possibilities across the globe before peak summer crowds arrive. From northern lights in Iceland to cherry blossoms in Japan, warm beaches in Mexico and Costa Rica to cultural festivals in India, this month delivers ideal conditions for every adventure. The shoulder-season timing means better prices, comfortable weather, and unique seasonal events that make March perfect for unforgettable experiences.

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For the past two years, I’ve gone 10-for-12 on my annual travel predictions. Check back in a year to find out which 10 of this year’s 12 predictions came true. Want a peek at my track record from the previous several years? Have a look. 2025 2024 2023 2022 1. Flights will be cheaper than 2025 After the increases of the past two years, I’m predicting average airfares to take a step down in 2026. A few reasons why. First, I’m expecting overall air travel demand to decrease.

Key takeaways For celebrations in the US: New York City, New York: Experience the world-famous Times Square ball drop with over a million people or rooftop parties with skyline views. Las Vegas, Nevada: Witness the Strip's synchronized fireworks from multiple casino rooftops and celebrity DJ performances at legendary nightclubs.