From the way you plan your trips to where you eat and what luggage you carry, these unconscious choices create a hidden map of privilege that most travelers never realize they're displaying.

Superior service. Comfortable seats. Tastier meals. Better entertainment. The appeal of flying in the front of the cabin is easy to understand. And savvy travel advisors know how to make selling first ...

Sharp increases in airfares and hotel rates combined with improvements in business class amenities prompted some buyers to tighten restrictions on first class travel in the past six months, but they ...

First class is on its way out at many airlines, as business class seats and mini-suites become larger, more private and more luxurious – and fewer budgets stretch to adding on what might be an extra ...

Many train companies around the world, including in the US, offer first-class experiences. Some trains' first-class options include private cabins with en-suite bathrooms. On other trains, first-class ...

A TRAVEL expert has revealed why they think it could be better for passengers to sit in economy class, rather than at the front in business. The luxury of the first and business class cabins is ...