The state of travel feels up in the air for many Americans. Here's why some are still going on trips and others are canceling theirs.

If you’re headed abroad, it’s time to start planning how you’ll spend money. You don’t need a credit card strategy, though.

Lindsey Granger and Kolyn Boyd shared tips for international trips with a baby or toddler."World of Travel"/ Gilded Focus International travel can be as overwhelming as it is awe-inspiring, especially ...

Faced with economic uncertainty, rising airfares and instability, many Americans are rethinking summer travel plans, either by changing destinations or canceling trips entirely.

A survey of parents suggests most youngsters are taken abroad by six, with a third travelling as soon as possible.

Traveling outside of the US means figuring out a fundamental question: How are you going to pay once you’re there? We recommend using credit cards, which let you avoid having lots of cash on your ...

Planning an international trip brings plenty of excitement – and plenty of questions about handling money abroad. Travelers often discover too late that exchanging currency at the airport means paying ...

CNBC Select reviewed popular travel credit cards to find the best options for people that travel internationally.

The weather is getting warmer, and spring break isn’t just for teenage and young adult spring breakers. Snowbirds travel too. So if you’re going on a big trip, especially somewhere overseas, prepare ...

EXECUTIVE coach Nikka P. Villamin has just arrived from a four-day family trip to Hong Kong. It’s a destination she has been ...