The fireworks shortage that has plagued shoppers the past two years has run its course, but prices are still suffering from supply chain bottlenecks.
Author: Bailey Schulz, USA TODAY
Abortion is no longer a constitutional right. Americans are afraid Plan B is next.
The Supreme Court’s decision on Roe v. Wade has led some to stock up on emergency contraception, fearful that lawmakers will come after Plan B next.
Was your favorite hidden vacation spot overexposed? Blame social media and pent-up demand
Travel influencers have long been pushing people to explore the outdoors, but large crowds are prompting some to reconsider what they share online.
Summer vacation plans may change: Travelers say inflation is impacting ‘absolutely everything’
Finances has become travelers’ top concern this summer, according to Deloitte, and many U.S. travelers are making adjustments to offset rising costs.
Federal gas tax holiday aims to ease prices at the pump, but how much would drivers save?
A federal gas tax holiday might add up for certain drivers, but research shows a three-month tax suspension may not be enough time for significant impact.
Shared Ubers are back: Select cities now offering shared rides, which can help trim costs
Uber on Tuesday announced the return of shared rides in select U.S. markets after pausing shared rides in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
A weakened euro is good news for US travelers. For the large crowds in Europe, not so much.
While U.S. dollars are going further in Europe, so are the lines as European destinations see a strong start to this year’s tourist season.
Why are more people traveling abroad for cosmetic surgery, and what are the risks?
With border restrictions largely evaporated, health experts say plastic surgery tourism is picking up. But there are risks travelers should note.
Is your best ‘hidden gem’ vacation spot not so hidden anymore? We’d like to hear from you.
Do you have a favorite, lesser-known summer vacation spot that has been taken over by crowds this year? USA TODAY would like to hear from you.
How much does it cost to attend a wedding? Why 2022 is ‘a very expensive year’ for guests
Guests this year can expect to spend upwards of $1,300 to attend just one out-of-state wedding.