How To Minimize Your Carbon Footprint When Traveling
Travel helps us appreciate a world larger than ourselves. Traveling can expand our worldview, but that global consciousness comes with a responsibility.
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Don't Rely On Cabs To Get Around NYC. Here's Why
If there's one tip you can glean from the guidance of New Yorkers, it's that cabs - while convenient - are not a friend of the money-conscious. -
TSA PreCheck Vs. Clear: Which Is Right For You?
Both programs are only available in the United States and have associated fees and application processes to access them. Each has their perks. -
Avoid Getting Motion Sickness On A Plane With These Tips
While flying (or in a car or boat), your inner ear signals to your brain that you're moving, while your eyes tell your brain that you're sitting still. -
Insider Hacks And Little-Known Facts: 12 Secrets Of Inflight Beverage Service
Want to make the most of your in-flight beverage experience? Check out these things you didn't know you needed to know about eating and drinking at 10,000 feet. -
Why Turbulence Is Less Of A Big Deal Than It Feels Like
If turbulence has you feeling anxious, science is on your side. Despite it sometimes being a bit scary, it's actually not as dangerous as one might think. -
Here's How To Ensure You Get Seats Next To Each Other On An Airplane
The good news is, a little planning can go a long way when it comes to ensuring you land in an airline seat next to each other on your flight. -
Stopovers Vs Layovers (And Why One Could Supersize Your Sightseeing Time)
While you may use the terms "layover" and "stopover" interchangeably, there's a clear distinction between the two travel terms - one offers more opportunity. -
Which Airlines Have The Best Vegan In-Flight Options?
Vegan meals are often seen as the healthy choice for in-flight food. They usually contain lots of vegetables and are often made with fresh ingredients. -
Visiting LA? Consider Flying Into Burbank Or Long Beach Instead Of LAX
While the destination may be a delight, flying into Los Angeles isn't always as enjoyable, especially when traveling through LAX. Here are two alternatives. -
Feet Swell When Traveling? Here's Why You Shouldn't Be Too Concerned
The official name for flying fat feet is dependent edema (or gravitational edema), and it's typically not a cause for concern. Here's how to deal with it. -
Want To See Your Bags Come Off Luggage Claim First? Try This
The fear of luggage mishaps motivates many adventurers to stick exclusively with a carry-on, but there are times when checking luggage is simply unavoidable. -
Your Complete Guide To All The Airline Classes
What are the biggest differences between the airline classes and what do you need to know before booking your next flight? Here's your complete guide. -
5 Tips For Bidding On Airline Seat Upgrades
Some airlines have a bidding system to pay extra for those coveted seat upgrades. Here are some tips to keep in mind when bidding on airline seat upgrades. -
Does Using Incognito Mode Or A VPN Really Give You Better Airfare Prices?
One way travelers try to save on airline tickets is by using incognito mode or a VPN when buying through a website. But does this actually work? -
Why You Shouldn't Leave The Airport During A Long Layover
If there's even a small chance you'll miss your connection, we recommend you err on the side of caution. Typically, the risk just outweighs the reward. -
London's Oyster Card: What Is It And Is It Worth It?
To access the London's Underground (aka the tube) you'll want to grab an Oyster Card, an all-access pass to the city's public transportation system. -
Why A Seat In The Back Of The Plane Is Best When Traveling Light
If you pay extra to choose your seat, you probably already know your seat preference for the aisle or window, but what about where to sit on the plane itself? -
Avoid Unexpected Fees When Returning Your Rental Car
Nothing puts a damper on a road trip quite like a larger-than-expected bill when you go to return your rental car. Understand the pitfalls before renting. -
Why You Should (Or Shouldn't) Upgrade To First Class From Business Class
Whether first class is worth it depends on what you value. On a red-eye from New York to London, you likely won't appreciate the bells and whistles. -
The Boston Visitors' Guide To The T
Boston's T is run by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and makes up part of the fourth-busiest public transit network in the country. -
Your Guide To The London Underground
It's no joke that the London Underground can be massively intimidating for newcomers. So to better understand this wild system, we've put together a fun guide. -
What Is Unbundled Airfare And When Should You Take Advantage Of It?
Airlines contend unbundled airfare provides more customer flexibility, which is true in a sense, but unbundled airfare also lack price transparency. -
Tips For A Successful Solo Train Trip
Embarking on a journey by train, especially as a solo traveler, is an excellent way to slow down, adventure somewhere new, and take advantage of the views. -
How To Figure Out How Much Airlines Owe You When Your Flight Is Canceled
So, what happens when the airline cancels your flight? Are you entitled to a full refund, and, is the airline required to provide additional compensation? -
How To Get Around Renting A Car At The Airport
If you want to save money, renting a car from an off-airport location might be the way to go. There are more benefits than just saving money, too. -
What Is Real ID, And Why Do You Need It To Fly?
In order to keep abreast of potential terrorist threats and attacks, the Department of Homeland Security is now beginning to enforce the Real ID Act of 2005.
