Why Many Frequent Travelers Strive To Be The Last Person To Board The Plane
Many travelers seem to obsess over boarding the plane first, but those in the know are more interested in being the last on board. What are the benefits?
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The Best 5 Things To Do In Amsterdam On A Long Layover
Long layovers are rarely pleasant experiences, but Amsterdam isn't your usual place. If you've got time to wait at Schiphol, head out and explore. -
This Otherwise Positive Personality Trait Might Have TSA Agents Looking At You Twice
Don't worry, you haven't stepped into a parallel world, it's just that one otherwise positive personality traits can be considered a red flag by TSA agents. -
Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To China
Ready to pack your bags and head to China? Make sure you keep these packing tips in mind and be cautious of what you wear to respect local customs. -
The Crucial Clothing Etiquette Tourists Need To Follow While In The Cook Islands
It's important to respect local customs when you travel abroad. This is what to wear (and what not to wear) when visiting the gorgeous Cook Islands. -
The Bathroom Essential Many Hotels In Europe Don't Provide, According To Rick Steves
Make sure you add this to your packing list before a trip to Europe! While it's a given in American hotels, you're unlikely to find one abroad. -
Can Tourists Carry A Passport Card Instead Of Their Passport While In Italy?
A passport card might seem like an easy alternative to the traditional book, but is it any good if you're traveling around iconic Italy? An expert weighs in. -
European Union Passport Stamps Are Coming To An End. Visit Before This Date To Get One
If you want an EU passport stamp, you better travel now! The new electronic system is set to begin, and the era of passport stamps in the EU will be over. -
This Well-Known Airport Has The Highest Number Of Complaints About TSA In The US
Going through airport security is one of the least enjoyable parts of travel, and this busy airport tops the list when it comes to complaints about TSA. -
Here's Why TSA Might Try To Take A Picture Of You
Those automated security control points you've seen at the airport make going through security faster, but why do they need to take your picture? -
Avoid Burnout With Samantha Brown's Smart Tip For First-Time Cruisers
You might think that burnout on a cruise is impossible, but doing too much on a trip is the same at sea as it is on land. Samantha Brown has some advice. -
Viral TikTok Shows Why It's Sometimes Best To Reject An Airplane Seat Swap Request
Here's what to consider before saying yes if someone approaches you on a plane asking to switch seats. This increasingly common request is sometimes a scam. -
Rick Steves Says This Hated Aspect Of Traveling Can Actually Enhance An Iceland Trip
Rick Steves isn't afraid of sharing a hot take, and he suggests that one typically frustrating part of travel is actually a positive in Iceland. -
Here's Why You Should Avoid Using A Foot Hammock On Your Next Flight
Foot hammocks might seem like a great way to add a little comfort to your next flight, but there are plenty of reasons why using them is best avoided. -
Can You Take Mini Alcohol Bottles Through TSA?
Traveling is stressful, so it could be nice to relax on the plane with a mini bottle of alcohol. But can you bring them through TSA checkpoints? -
Do You Ever Have To Go Through TSA Again When You Have Connecting Flights?
Going through airport TSA security checkpoints is enough of a pain the first time around. Do you have to do it again on a connecting flight? -
Those 'Napkin Dispensers' At Cafes In Italy Aren't What You Think They Are
If you’ve been to a café in Italy, you’ve likely been annoyed by those waxy, useless napkins. But did you know they aren’t necessarily there to wipe up spills? -
The One Crucial Word Tourists Need To Know While Checking Out At A Store In Japan
Communication problems always arise when traveling, and Japan is no different. However, learning this simple word can make a world of difference to your trip. -
The Bizarre Spinning Soap You Might Encounter In Public Bathrooms In France
France is packed with fascinating traditions and unique quirks, but this viral spinning soap in public bathrooms is something completely different. -
Many Hotels In This Popular Vacation Destination Provide Pajamas For Guests To Use
In this country popular with tourists worldwide, your hotel will probably leave a set of cozy, fresh pajamas on your bed you can wear for free. -
What Tourists Need To Know About Thailand's Oddly Specific Booze Restrictions
Despite its party reputation, Thailand has specific rules that limit when and where you can buy alcohol. Here's what to know before your trip. -
The Budget-Friendly Tip For Withdrawing Cash In Italy Tourists Need To Know
Cash is king, but finding cash in Italy can be complicated (and expensive). Avoid tourist-trap exchange kiosks and do this to withdraw cash instead. -
This Ancient Chinese Village Is Famed For Looking Like A Fairytale Town Sitting On Waterfalls
If you’ve ever wanted to see a fairyland in real life, plan a visit to this ancient Chinese village famous for being perched on top of gorgeous waterfalls. -
Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Brazil
It’s good for tourists to be cautious packing for any trip - especially for a destination like Brazil, with its exciting nightlife and lush rainforests. -
The Best Ways To Get Better Seats And More Leg Room On Your Next Flight
Paying for a decent seat on a flight feels wrong in so many ways, but a travel agent has let us in on a few industry secrets for getting a better spot. -
What Is 'Proof Of Onward Travel'? The Bizarre Law To Know About For International Trips
If you've ever traveled internationally, you might have been asked for proof of onward travel. What exactly is it, and how can you prepare? We have the answers. -
The Common Greek Word With Confusing Meanings Tourists May Want To Just Avoid Saying
You may hear Greek locals use this friendly slang term with each other, but it has multiple meanings and can be offensive in the wrong context.
