This week in food and travel: A new study finds eating crickets may be good for your gut

This news might be difficult to stomach, but it comes with a silver lining. According to a study published in Scientific Reports in July, crickets may actually increase enzymes in the stomach that aid metabolism. And if you’re skittish about eating insects, well, you may already be eating them without knowing.

This week, we asked travel experts what airlines owe you when a flight doesn’t exactly go as planned, looked at the rebranding of controversial vending-machine startup Bodega and explored Grenada’s underwater sculpture park.

Crickets may soon become the next probiotic trend

The two-week study followed 20 men and women who consumed either a bug-free breakfast or 25 grams of crickets.

When can you get money back from airlines? These are the only times compensation is guaranteed

Over $6 billion in compensation for disrupted flights, as in delays or cancellations, is left unclaimed worldwide. Here’s how you can take advantage of your airline troubles.

Vending-machine startup Bodega has rebranded itself — 10 months later — as Stockwell

A controversial Silicon Valley-based startup is making changes to rebrand itself — but will it actually work?

Why Grenada’s famous underwater sculpture park is much more than a tourist attraction

The world’s first underwater sculpture park has a symbiotic relationship with the ocean and the creatures that live there.