Samantha Brown's Important Rule For Taking A Nap On A Plane In The Aisle Seat
Sleeping on a plane? If you're in the aisle seat, that can be stressful for your seatmates who may need to get up. Don't worry! Samantha Brown has an easy tip.
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Why Southwest Airline's Big Seating Change Is Sparking Controversy
Southwest Airlines is changing its unique open seating policy after several decades, but some passengers were disappointed by the announcement. -
Do Any Other Country's Airports Require Shoe Removal While Going Through Security?
American travelers have grown accustomed to removing their shoes when going through airport security, but is this requirement an international one? -
Add This Budget And Eco-Friendly Method Of Transportation To Your European Itinerary
If you’re planning a trip to Europe, there’s an easy way to visit as many cities as you wish with this budget and eco-friendly method of transportation. -
The Color-Coded Seating System Tourists Need To Know When Taking A Train In Japan
Traveling by train in Japan is a thrilling bucket-list-worthy experience for any tourist, but what is the deal with that unusual color-coded system? -
This Stunning Airport Is Known To Be The Most Luxurious In The World
If you’re trying to travel in style, you’ll want to pass through this modern airport in the Middle East that is filled with luxury that you won't want to miss. -
The Type Of Drink You're Allowed To Pack In A Checked Bag But Really Shouldn't
Just because you can, doesn't mean you should. This type of drink is technically allowed in your checked bag, but there are other reasons why you shouldn't. -
This Asian Airline Is Known To Be The Best When It Comes To Economy Flights
If you're planning or desiring to travel to Asia, then be sure to give this incredible airline a chance, as they seem to get nothing but glowing reviews. -
Is It Okay To Leave Your Hotel Room Messy?
While you might not want to clean while on vacation, is it okay to leave your hotel room messy when checking out? We spoke to an etiquette expert to find out. -
This Shockingly Cheap Train Pass May Be The Best Way To View California's Beauty
A California road trip might be on your bucket list, but this lesser-known rail pass is a more budget-friendly and unique way to explore the state by train. -
The Best Way To Get Through TSA Stress-Free With An Ostomy Pouch
Traveling with an ostomy bag? Here's how you can arrive prepared to ensure a smooth journey through airport security and avoid hassle and stress. -
The Unexpected Effect Frequent Flying May Have On Your Libido
Whether you’re jetting off for business, leisure, or family visits, there are a few reasons those flights can have unexpected effects on your libido. -
The Best Time To Visit Cedar Point If You're Hoping To Dodge Crowds As Much As Possible
A visit to Cedar Point is a must for amusement park aficionados, but nobody wants to be stuck in queues all day. When is the time to visit to avoid the crowds? -
5 Of The Easiest Ways To Make Your Hotel Stay More Sustainable
It is easy to get carried away with all the excesses of a hotel, but keeping one eye on the sustainability of your stay can make all the difference. -
The Popular Hotel Booking Method Rick Steves Strongly Advises Against
What's the best way to book a hotel? Most people use hotel booking sites, like Booking.com, but Rick Steves has a better way to get the best deal. -
The Little-Known TSA Program That Offers Helpful Security Screening Assistance
Going through security can be stressful for anyone, but the little-known TSA Cares program can make it easier for passengers who need extra help. -
The Unexpected Reason Your Electronic Devices Need To Be Charged While Going Through TSA
Why would the TSA care if your phone, tablet, or laptop is dead? The reason might surprise you, but what matters most is this: Keep your devices charged. -
The Caribbean Airport Tons Of Tourists Recommend Avoiding At All Costs
While some travelers might be fine with a bare bones airport experience, you'd at least expect the toilets to flush! This Caribbean hub is one to avoid. -
Is TSA PreCheck Useful In Canada?
Wondering whether TSA PreCheck is worth it as a Canadian traveler? Here's what to know about where it's handy and where it falls flat for your travel plans. -
These Two Credit Cards Are The Most Widely Accepted In Europe, Per Rick Steves
Traveling to Europe requires ample planning, especially around currency. Luckily, these two credit cards are the most widely accepted, according to Rick Steves. -
The Unexpected Reasons 'Rawdogging' Your Next Flight Is More Dangerous Than You Think
"Rawdogging" long flights is the latest craze to hit social media, but could this no-frills (or thrills) approach to flying be more dangerous than it seems? -
Worldwide Flight Cancellations And Delays Caused By Sweeping Tech Disruption
The international travel industry has ground to a halt as a major IT outage has caused significant flight delays and cancellations around the world. -
How Protected Is Your Privacy Really During TSA's Screening Process?
Explore how the TSA balances security and privacy, including how they manage your personal data and what happens to your information after you travel. -
These Kinds Of Hotel Guests Are Most Likely To Get 'Walked'
Similar to airlines, hotels can get overbooked. But some guests are more likely than others to be "walked" to another accommodation. Here's what to know. -
The Common Hair Product You Might Not Realize Cannot Be Brought Through TSA
Make sure you check the TSA rules before you pack your hair care products, as this seemingly normal item is banned from carry-on and checked luggage. -
This Unspoken Train Etiquette Rule Is Crucial For Tourists To Know Before Visiting Japan
Knowing about this unspoken rule can help you navigate the train systems in Japan as a respectful tourist and follow public transport etiquette like a local. -
What Really Happens If You Have The Same Name As Someone On The No-Fly List?
Will you be grounded if your name twin is on the no-fly list? We exclusively spoke to a former federal prosecutor who told us what to do if it happens to you.
