Italy Brings Back Spain Border Checks – Here’s What Travelers Need to Know
Italy has temporarily restored checks for some travelers arriving from Spain after the Ceuta migration crisis raised concerns about movement within Europe.
Blackout Dates
Blackout dates are restricted travel days when discounts or rewards can’t be used, usually during peak seasons.
Blackout dates are specific days when discounts, rewards, or special offers cannot be used, often during busy travel periods like holidays. Airlines, hotels, and loyalty programs set these dates to manage high demand. Travelers should check for blackout dates before booking to avoid restrictions.
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