Avoid these packing mistakes that people often make when going on vacation, from overpacking and weight fees to failing to secure luggage-ruining liquids.
Booking a homestay can be an awesome way to immerse in a destination. To mitigate risk, here are a few ways to feel (and be) safer when staying in an Airbnb.
RV travel is wonderful, yet when traveling in this manner, you can run tight on space for your belongings. Check out this clever space-saving tip and advice.
Tensions rods have a multitude of uses in an RV. From the kitchen to the bathroom to storage areas, tensions rods can help secure your stuff while driving.
While usually perfectly fine, Airbnb properties can include hidden dangers. From scanning for cameras to avoiding scams, here's how to stay safe when renting.
We love it when there's a seemingly useless product that can be repurposed into a handy tool. This genius hack just may transform your next camping adventure!
The beach isn't usually a dangerous place, but small injuries can occur. Follow our tips to make sure you're prepared for anything, from sunburn to dehydration.
Cyber crimes are so prevalent these days. Protect your personal data while traveling when using charging stations at airports, hotels and other public places.
Is it possible for couples to share a single piece of luggage when traveling? Just follow this guide if you and your partner are thinking of packing light.
Find valuable tips from an experienced traveler about how to make your arrival process smooth so you can feel comfortable, get organized, and start exploring.
Ridesharing changed the entire landscape of travel, and these 11 alternatives to Uber are quickly growing in popularity throughout major cities in the U.S.
Souvenirs are an integral part of travel, but nobody likes spending a fortune on mementos, so pick up these budget-friendly souvenirs on your next voyage.
Both beginning and experienced hikers should remember to bring this versatile everyday office item on their next hike. Here's why binder clips are so handy.
Who knew that something as simple as a tool that you likely already have in your home could be so helpful for a variety of purposes while hiking and camping?