One Question Flight Attendants Are Tired Of Hearing
Flight attendants have plenty to do on the plane as it is and the last thing they need is for a passenger to come at them with this groan-inducing question.
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The Common Hand Signal In The US Considered Rude In Japan (And What To Do Instead)
When you travel, it's important to understand cultural differences to so you don't unintentionally offend. If you're visiting Japan, avoid this hand gesture. -
The Wet Towel Rule Tourists Need To Know Before Visiting A Restaurant In Japan
Many restaurants in Japan provide a wet towel called an oshibori to wipe your hands, but there are cultural etiquette rules to follow. Here's what they are. -
Can You Purchase Your Dog Or Cat A Seat On The Plane?
Nobody wants to put their pet through the struggle of flying in the cargo hold, but does that mean you can reserve a seat for your dog or cat by your side? -
Disturbing Reasons Why Swimming In Venice's Canals Is Illegal
Venice is known for its beautiful canals and magical waterways – but don’t think about swimming in them. These disturbing reasons show why it’s illegal. -
Will TSA Consider Your Lipstick And Chapstick To Be A Liquid?
Hurtling through the sky at 30,000 feet can do strange things to your lips, and that lipstick or chapstick will come in handy. Where does TSA stand on them? -
Why Tourists Should Just Avoid Packing An Umbrella For A Vacation To Iceland
The responsible traveler always packs for rain when visiting Iceland, but an umbrella isn't going to do you much good in the Land of Fire and Ice. -
Here's What Can Really Happen If You Get Caught Vaping On A Plane
If you are ever tempted to sneak a puff of your vape while on a plane, think again - the repercussions can be severe, according to an experienced pilot. -
The Best Way To Tell If Your Airplane Window Seat Is Actually Windowless
As the name suggests, booking a window seat usually comes with a window, but that isn't always the case. Here's how to check your view ahead of the flight. -
Locals Of Iceland Hate When Tourists Make This Overused Joke About Their Country
Icelanders are known for being friendly and welcoming, but you may want to avoid making this comparison when you're exploring the country – here's why. -
These Four International Airlines Are TSA PreCheck's Latest Additions
The list of airlines on the TSA PreCheck program continues to grow, with the addition of four more international carriers. Has your favorite made the list? -
The Type Of Tour In Europe Rick Steves Warns Tourists To Avoid
While taking a guided tour can be a rewarding way to visit a European city, Rick Steves warns about one particular type of tour it’s wise to avoid. -
Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Japan
Are you heading to Japan for the trip of a lifetime? Lucky you, but you might need to be cautious about the clothes you pack for this dream vacation. -
This Historic Lake Town Is An Ideal Home Base To Explore Switzerland, Per Rick Steves
If "historic lake town in Switzerland" doesn't get your travel pulse racing, you might want to visit a doctor. Rick Steves is a fan, to say the least. -
The Absolute Worst Kinds Of Travelers You'll Encounter At TSA Checkpoints
Waiting in line at TSA checkpoints is never a particularly enjoyable experience, but there are certain types of travelers who make it a whole lot worse. -
The Best Ways To Avoid Being What Rick Steves Calls The 'Ugly Tourist'
According to Rick Steves, one of the worst types of travelers is the ugly tourist, which he says is like a disease. Here’s how to avoid becoming one yourself. -
The Common Term Tourists Should Really Avoid Calling Waiters In France
You may have seen it in old movies, but using this French word to get a server's attention can actually come across as rude. Here's what to say instead. -
The Unexpected Sleeping Adjustment Tourists Visiting Germany May Need To Make
When you travel internationally, you have to embrace a new culture. But in Germany, this one difference on your hotel bed will be a tough adjustment. -
The Delicious, Iconic Dip Tourists Will Look Silly Requesting At A Restaurant In Italy
It seems like everything comes with a dip in the U.S., but not in Italy. In fact, this popular dip is virtually unheard of there, so don't try to order it. -
Tourists Should Avoid This Common Word When Discussing London As It Confuses Locals
To navigate a foreign city expertly, consider researching words that might not convey the meaning you expect. There's a common one visitors to London must know. -
The US Airline Some Travelers Don't Realize Does Not Offer Free Water Or Snacks In-Flight
One American budget airline takes cost-cutting to new levels by not even offering free water or snacks while you are flying through the skies. -
The Unexpected And Pricey Reason Tourists Should Avoid Driving In London, Per Rick Steves
London is an expensive city to visit at the best of times, but this extra expense is a reason Rick Steves says visitors should avoid driving in the Big Smoke. -
The Biggest Tourist Traps In Europe, According To Rick Steves
Rick Steves loves traveling in Europe, but the travel expert knows a tourist trap when he sees one. According to Steves, these are the most notorious. -
Waste-Sorting Rules Tourists Should Know To Be Respectful While In Italy
Italy has a thorough system for sorting recycling and waste that even tourists must adhere to. Thankfully, it's not that complicated once you know what to do. -
This Iconic European City Is Easily One Of The Best For Kids, According To Rick Steves
International vacations can help kids grow, learn, and bring the family together. But not every place is kid friendly. Take Rick Steves’ advice and go here. -
This Accessory Is A 'Suitcase Nemesis,' According To Samantha Brown
Packing light is a vital skill in any traveler's arsenal, but even Samantha Brown struggles with efficiently packing this important accessory. -
The Stinky Habit American Tourists Notice Is A Lot More Common In Europe
While government regulations and health effects have made this habit less common in the U.S., tourists may notice how prevalent it still is in Europe.
