Hannah Sampson is a staff writer at The Washington Post, where she focuses on travel news for the "By The Way" section. With a rich background in travel and tourism reporting, she has previously covered the business of travel at Skift and served as the tourism reporter for the Miami Herald. Hannah's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including Stuff, Yahoo News, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Hannah Sampson's articles predominantly focus on travel-related topics, including airfare, cruise ships, hotels, and general travel tips. Her coverage attributes indicate a focus on government announcements and evolving stories within the travel industry.
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A multitasking Disney trash can, the kind being retired, in September 2024.
By: Hannah Sampson
With packed planes and busy skies, travelers are finding themselves stuck for an extended period.
Kelly Ann Sherry woke up at 2 a.m. last Monday at home on Long Island in time for her JetBlue flight a few hours later to Orlando, only to find that it had been canceled overnight.
Hospitality experts share the essential rules for hotel breakfast buffets to avoid common and gross mistakes.
By: Hannah Sampson
By Kelly Ann Sherry woke up at 2 a.m. last Monday at home on Long Island in time for her JetBlue flight a few hours later to Orlando, only to find that it had been canceled overnight.
By: Hannah Sampson
Take advantage of mobile ordering tools to skip long lines at the airport.
On social media, travelers share videos of the ritual and ask: ‘Am I the only one?’
By: Hannah Sampson, Andrea Sachs, Sofia Andrade
Flash floods, torrential storms, deadly fires and dangerous heat waves have battered busy tourist destinations in recent years, serving as a wake-up call to travelers finding themselves swept up in natural disasters.
By: Hannah Sampson
TSA is reportedly mulling an update to some of its liquid rules, at least for some travelers.
Airlines have made ticket pricing extremely complicated.
