Articles tagged “tsa”

Currently the impact to travel is minimal, but if the shutdown stretches for weeks, travelers may start to see long lines at the airport, flight delays, and litter all over national parks.

The impact of a government shutdown on travel is unclear this time around, given the possibility of mass layoffs. It is also unclear how long a shutdown would last.

TSA deputy acting administrator Adam Stahl said the agency is considering making a change to the liquids rule at the Skift Global Forum.

If TSA does relax the liquids rule, it would be another step toward making travel less tedious.

Today's podcast looks at a different approach to managing hotels, a rebuild of the U.S. key rail center, and prospects of a record travel weekend.

U.S. entry requirements vary by country and can be confusing. We break it down for you.

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said the change in policy will allow the TSA to streamline security screenings ahead of major events like the World Cup and the Olympics.

Many passengers will be happy if the policy change goes through, but those with TSA PreCheck are going to wonder what they're paying for.

Airlines are gearing up for what is expected to be another record breaking Fourth of July, with international bookings up.

New government policies and cutbacks, along with rising costs, have forced planners to rethink logistics and cancel meetings. This may result in some going out of business.