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Edyta Satchell is the founder and CEO of Finelle, as well as a renowned corporate executive, speaker, and wellness practitioner.

Hundreds of people remain stuck in limbo, as they wait for their luggage and new flights.

AAA predicts about 39 million Americans will be traveling the next few days, and Thursday is expected to be the busiest day at airports.

Travel expert Edyta Satchell shares the hot spot destinations you'll want to see this summer.

Edyta Satchell, travel and wellness expert, shares three trends to follow when planning your 2022 vacations.

For a lot of folks, the holidays are a time for a much-needed break. And Travel and wellness expert Edyta Satchell said it doesn’t have to break the bank.

Edyta Satchell, travel and wellness expert, shares tips on how to prepare for your winter getaway.

Woman creates website to help bounce back Floridas tourism economy on the Space Coast By Andrea Lyon Tourism bouncing back in Florida FOX 35 Orlando uncovered the state’s tourism numbers fell by more than 34 million people in 2020 due to the pandemic. As summer approaches, Visit Florida and other organizations around the state are working overtime to bounce back. But, official tourism agencies aren’t the only ones urging travelers to come back. INDIALANTIC, Fla. - FOX 35 Orlando uncovered...

John Hopkins University professor of health policy Dr. Marty Makary weighs in on CDCs new air travel guidance on FOX News Live As travel restrictions continue to ease around the globe in response to coronavirus vaccination rates, Americans are looking forward to seeing the world. More than 43% of Americans say they wouldn’t feel guilty about traveling right now and 77.6% of Americans say they have a summer vacation planned already, according to an updated travel report from Destination Analys...

| Edyta Satchell has been a busy travel industry executive for years, working for companies including Travel Leaders Group, ARC and the Mark Travel Corp. As such, she spent a lot of time on the road, but she began noticing a pattern: She would frequently get sick with everything from stomach problems to skin issues. She thought to herself, "There must be a better way." After all, getting sick on the road affects not only health, but productivity, Satchell said. So, having decided to try and fin...