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Those advertised travel deals that seem too good to be true usually are.
You’ve just scored a $99 flight to Miami. Feeling pretty smug about your bargain-hunting skills? Hold that thought. At checkout, your total shows $287. Welcome to the modern travel industry’s favorite game: Hide the fees. These charges aren’t technically hidden — they’re just strategically placed where you’ll notice them only after you’re emotionally invested in booking. Airlines, hotels…
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