The Genius Google Translate Hack You Need To Know Before Traveling Abroad
Don't know the language of a country you're visiting? Don't stress. We show you how to use Google Translate to get the most of your abroad experience.
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Tips For Dealing With A Chatty Seatmate On Your Next Flight
Does the idea of a talkative seatmate on a flight make you want to just stay home? Fear not. We've got the tips to help you keep your inner-peace in the air.
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What To Know Before Using Ride-Share Apps Abroad
When you travel internationally, it's good to have an idea of how you will get around. Here's what to know before using ride-share apps abroad.
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Why You Should Start Setting Up Travel Alerts On Your Credit Cards
Modern banking technology allows many jetsetters to travel confidently, but setting up a travel alert can prevent unforeseen credit card issues on your trip.
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How Soon Is Too Soon To Travel To A Destination After A Natural Disaster?
If you've planned a trip to a place where a natural disaster has recently hit, you may wonder when it's permissible to visit again. Here's what to consider.
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Things Hotel Housekeepers Hate That You Do
If you'd like to be a more considerate hotel guest (while saving yourself a little embarrassment), here are a few things hotel housekeepers hate that you do.
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How To Improve The Odds Your Travel Visa Application Will Be Approved
If you're a U.S. citizen, you may need to apply for a visa for countries like India, Brazil, and Australia -- and your visa application may still be rejected.
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How A Visa Rejection Can Affect Your Future Travel (And How To Avoid It)
Depending on what country your travel plans have you heading toward, there's a good chance that a visa might be necessary to secure your entry.
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What To Know About Traveling Internationally With Your Pets
While the idea of traveling with your furry confidant may be appealing, it's also a big responsibility with its own unique considerations to take into account.
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How To Be A Considerate Tourist When Visiting Peru
Researching Peru before arriving, adhering to local etiquette, and exploring the country respectfully can create a more enriching, immersive experience.
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What You Need To Be Aware Of As A Tourist Visiting Dubai
Travelers looking to explore a destination packed with breathtaking architecture, a rapidly changing skyline, and endless flavor will find it in Dubai.
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Need A Passport For Your Baby? Here's How To Apply
Before you book tickets, you'll need to start working on getting them a passport. Luckily, it's not too much more difficult than getting your first passport.
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Always Run Into TSA Issues? Here's Why You Need To Know What A Redress Number Is
There are several reasons passengers can become the regular focus of extra security screenings. One that travelers often overlook is the name on their ticket.
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What Travel Insurance Will (And Won't) Cover During Pregnancy
If you're scheduled to go abroad, you should look into what kind of coverage your health plan provides, if any, and consider getting travel insurance.
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How To Be A Considerate Tourist When Visiting Japan
To avoid contributing to Japan's tourism pollution, as residents of Kyoto have referred to it, visitors should familiarize themselves with its cultural norms.
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How To Be A Considerate Tourist When Visiting Puerto Rico
Beyond the fact that U.S. citizens don't need a passport, the island is a great way to get the feel of a tropical getaway without having to go very far.
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The Difference Between Ecotourism Vs Sustainable Tourism Explained
While frequently used interchangeably, ecotourism and sustainable tourism are both positive approaches to travel that mean different things.
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Must-Download Translation Apps To Make Communicating While Abroad Even Easier
If you're only visiting a foreign country for several days, learning the language might require time you don't have. A good alternative is a translation app.
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When It Actually Makes Sense To Check Out Of A Hotel
While a stop at the front desk remains an integral part of the check-in process at most hotels, the same can't be said for departure expectations.
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So You Want To Go To Antarctica. Here's What To Do (And How To Get There)
Given Antarctica's alien landscape, it almost aspires to be as unattainable and alluring as space travel. This makes it a bucket-list item for many travelers.
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Airplane Seat Reclining Etiquette: When It's Okay To Recline And When It's Not
Reclining seats can be problematic on planes where most people are typically already uncomfortable. So when is it all right to lean back, and when is it not?
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The Tourists' Guide To Spain's Tipping Culture
Taking time to know when and how to tip is sure to reduce social stress and worry. It's also going to help you keep more money in your wallet.
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The Top 5 Countries To Visit If You Love Coffee (One Is Unexpected)
If you're looking for a special coffee experience for your next vacation, there are several places around the world that take pride in their coffee culture.
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Yes, You Usually Need A Passport To Visit The Bahamas (But Here Are 2 Exceptions)
Yes, you usually need a passport to visit the Bahamas, but there are two exceptions to that rule. Here's what they are.
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Should You Tip The Hotel Valet (Even When You Paid For Parking)?
For hotels large and small, guests often know they should tip the porter and housekeeping but then there's the hotel valet -- to tip or not to tip?
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The Etiquette Of Airplane Seat Swapping: How To Handle A Switch Request
Sometimes it's okay to ask someone to switch seats on a plane, and sometimes it's totally okay to say no and not feel like you're being a curmudgeon.
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How To Take The Perfect Passport Photo At Home
Although you could spend some money to have your photo professionally taken, you can avoid this expense by taking your own passport photo.
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