Thursday, March 31, 2022

In case you missed it this week: The future of masks on planes; how to remote -work with a dog; and what to know about renting a car as prices soar.

The future of air travel

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International airlines are dropping mask mandates. Are U.S. carriers next?

U.S. airline CEOs now want mandates axed, which leaves the future of masks on planes in question.

Working remote

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Should you take a dog to a co-working space? I found out.

Dog-friendly remote-work spots are on the rise for owners with well-behaved pups. Reporter Natalie Compton spent the day at one.

Car shortage

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The 'rental car apocalypse' isn't over. Here's what to know before booking.

Experts say the car rental crisis will probably continue through the summer.

The Upgrade

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Why used books make the best travel souvenirs

A well-loved book can help you bring home a little piece of your destination's history. Have a travel hack and hot take for us? See how to submit here.

Live chat

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Planning summer travel? Send us your questions.

Our travel reporters will answer all your questions about planning a trip this summer on Monday at noon. Send your questions.

Where to see manatees without becoming part of the problem

In the past year, the sea cows have needed defenders more than ever.

In Sardinia, a long-kept Italian pasta secret is now up for grabs

How to handle the anxiety around coronavirus testing for travel

Scorned cruise customers are invoking a 'passenger bill of rights'

21 states sue Biden administration to end transportation mask mandate

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There's more to see

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If you have ever wanted to learn how to salsa, Bogotá is the perfect place. The Punta y Taco school offers classes by the hour, where you can dance with local students every day except Sunday. Check out more to do in our local's guide to Bogotá, one of our 70 City Guides around the world.