Travel Columnist, The Wall Street Journal
Dawn Gilbertson is a Travel Columnist at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in the travel industry, covering themes such as airlines, airports, and tourism, while also delving into aviation and personal finance. Dawn's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and the Detroit Free Press.
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Dawn Gilbertson's coverage extensively focuses on travel and tourism, particularly air travel, airports, and airlines. She frequently cites data and covers evolving stories in the industry.
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Plus, an airline lounge bonanza and (another) Disney price increase.
Happy Friday! Enjoy the long holiday weekend if you're off. Hurricane Isaias and tropical storms on the West Coast might mess with travel plans, so monitor your flight status closely and check for cruise implications.
Airport prices for electric vehicles are often cheaper than other options, but the vehicles come with challenges for first-timers.
SEQUIM, WASH.—The dashboard on my Kia Niro rental flashed a warning about 40 miles from Lake Crescent.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
Plus, Delta gussies up business class, and there’s a new terminal at L.A.’s easiest airport.
Happy Friday. I traveled to New York, Dallas and back since last week's newsletter.
Plus, JetBlue goes kid-free, and American Express dilutes a hotel perk.
Greetings from my hotel balcony in Miami. This is the two-night work stay I booked with credits from the pricey Chase Sapphire Reserve card since
By: Dawn Gilbertson
Travelers should curb their enthusiasm for promised upgrades to everything from lounges to seatback screens.
By: Dawn Gilbertson
NEW YORK—Tim Stehly splurged on Delta's top-of-the-line Delta One seats to Ireland this fall, influenced by friends who raved about the airline.
