The Seat-Squatting Trend On Flights That's Driving Travelers Up A Wall
"Seat-squatting" is a emerging trend that is making airplane passengers extra frustrated. Here's what it means and how you can avoid it on your next flight.
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Why It May Be Best To Opt Out Of TSA's Facial Recognition
TSA has implemented facial recognition technology at many U.S. airports, but you may not be aware that you can opt out of participating in its use.
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TSA-Approved Self-Defense Weapons You Can Actually Put In Your Checked Luggage
We all want to be safe. And for some of us, that means carrying self-defense items. But what self-defense weapons can you bring in a checked bag through TSA?
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This Hotel Right In The Heart Of Paris Promises Historic Elegance And A Charming Atmosphere
Paris is charming and romantic. You don’t want to ruin the vibe with a cheap, dirty hotel. Instead, check out this lovely Paris hotel in the Latin Quarter.
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The World's Most On-Time Airline In 2024 Offers Menus Designed By World-Famous Chefs
An airline that's on time and has amazing food? Sign us up! You'll want to book your next flight on this airline to get food designed by world-famous chefs.
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Are Your Belongings Actually Protected In A Hotel Safe? A Travel Safety Expert Explains
Most hotels have in-room safes, but how secure are they? A travel safety expert weighs in on hotel safes and other methods for storing valuables on a trip.
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An Unexpected Type Of Clothing Can Raise TSA's Red Flags Instantly
The TSA is looking out for all kinds of suspicious behavior, and this includes what you're wearing. Here's one type of clothing item that might raise eyebrows.
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Why Ignoring The Fine Print Could Ruin Your Car Rental Experience Abroad
It's always tempting to gloss over the fine print when making a purchase or rental, but doing so when renting a car while traveling can be costly.
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Rick Steves Avoids This Common Rip-Off While Traveling Through European Airports
What's the best way to exchange currency when traveling to Europe? According to Rick Steves, you don't want to use this common rip-off at European airports.
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The Reason You Might Want To Avoid Camping In Yosemite In 2025 And Where To Go Instead
Visiting Yosemite can be life-changing, especially when you spend the night. But you might struggle to camp at Yosemite. Here's why and where to camp instead.
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The Best Airlines For Wheelchair Users, According To Travelers
What are the best airlines for wheelchair users? We scoured official data, reviews, and blogs to determine the best airlines for people with mobility concerns.
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A New Hampshire Mountain Resort With World-Class Attractions Is Designed To Feel Like Home
Want to retreat to the beauty of the mountains, while also enjoying the amenities at a world-class resort complex? Check out this place in New Hampshire.
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Is It Possible For A Passenger To Open An Airplane's Emergency Exit Door Midflight?
If airplane incidents have you worried, you might wonder if a passenger could open an emergency door midflight. Here's what an aviation expert has to say.
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The New Bill That Could Have A Huge Positive Implications For Amtrak Travelers
There are certain things about Amtrak that passengers have been understandably complaining about for years. Here's how one big issue is about to change.
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TSA's Guidelines For Bringing A Blanket On A Plane
If you want to sleep comfortably during your next flight, you might be thinking about bringing a blanket aboard. But will TSA allow it? Here's what to know.
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Santorini's Best Crowd-Free Sunset Views You Won't Find On A Tour
In Santorini, popular areas with stunning views just get too crowded. Avoid the crowds by going to these lesser-known places to watch the iconic sunset.
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The Not-So-Divine Story Behind 'Miracle' Flights
People have been "cured" of their disability during a flight. It's a miracle! Or is it? This common scam of "miracle flights" is causing a lot of attention.
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The Secret Weapon To Check Internet Speeds At Your 'Workation' Destination
Before booking your next 'workation,' make sure the place you'll be staying has internet speeds that can handle your remote work. Here's the secret tool to use.
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Things You Do That Make Your Airbnb Host Hate You
Airbnb can be a great alternative to a hotel, but what makes a good Airbnb guest? We asked an expert in an exclusive interview: What drives Airbnb hosts crazy?
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Why Flying Is Still One Of The Safest Ways To Travel
Millions of people are nervous flyers, and that's understandable, but it's important to remember that airplanes are one of the safest methods of traveling.
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American Airlines Is Making Traveling A Whole Lot Easier For Summer 2025
American Airlines is making it easier than ever to explore outdoor destinations in Canada and Montana, with new routes set to begin in summer 2025.
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Sneaky Ways To Book Last-Minute Flights That Won't Break The Bank
Your last-minute trip doesn't have to break the bank. There are several strategies out there for finding those elusive, budget-friendly airfares.
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Americans Agree That This Popular Hotel Chain Is Easily One Of The Worst In The Country
What's the worst hotel chain in America? A new survey reveals the one hotel chain you'll want to avoid at all costs, and it's not the only survey to say this.
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What Really Happens To The TSA Dogs That Fail Training?
Security dogs are a familiar sight when you're at the airport. But what happens to dogs who don't graduate from the TSA's rigorous training program?
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The Sad Reason Pilots Tend To Avoid Mental Health Treatment
Airline pilots deal with stress, long hours, and being away from home, which can lead to mental health struggles. However, many avoid treatment. Here's why.
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The Luxurious New York City Boutique Hotel With An Unbeatable Manhattan Location
Conveniently located in downtown New York City, this luxurious hotel that's inside of a working ferry terminal is an ideal place to explore the Big Apple.
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A Little-Known Law In Spain That Could Impact Your Road Adventures
There’s a little-known law hitchhikers in Spain should know before sticking out their thumbs, and it could be the difference between a free ride and a fine.
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