The Best Ways To Get Better Seats And More Leg Room On Your Next Flight
Paying for a decent seat on a flight feels wrong in so many ways, but a travel agent has let us in on a few industry secrets for getting a better spot.
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What Is 'Proof Of Onward Travel'? The Bizarre Law To Know About For International Trips
If you've ever traveled internationally, you might have been asked for proof of onward travel. What exactly is it, and how can you prepare? We have the answers.
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One Of The Most Unique Methods To Travel In Shanghai Is This Trippy Tourist Attraction
This strange attraction will take you on a wild ride full of lights, colors, and sounds through the heart of Shanghai - it's a must for your bucket list!
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These Are The 5 Airports With The Most Stunning Outdoor Spaces In The World
Airports nowadays are becoming more like destinations in and of themselves. We pulled together the top five airports with the best outdoor spaces.
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The Simple Hotel Hack That May Help You Avoid Fees When Canceling A Reservation
Canceling hotel reservations can often come with unwelcome fees, but there might be a way around them. We spoke to a travel expert about this clever hack.
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This Centrally-Located Paris Hotel Is One Of Europe's Best, Per Rick Steves' Tour Guide
If you're after the perfect place to stay near the main attractions in Paris, consider this stunning hotel in one of the most beautiful areas of the city.
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No TSA PreCheck In Europe? Here's How You Can Still Skip Long Airport Lines
TSA PreCheck might not be available in Europe, but there are plenty of ways to skip those lengthy security lines when traversing the continent's airports.
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The Unexpected Sounds Tourists Should Listen For At Train Stations In Japan
What's that sound? Trust Japan to add special affectations to its network of train stations around the country. These melodies are truly unexpected.
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What Are The TSA's Rules For Traveling With Candles?
Candles make for great travel souvenirs, but what does the TSA think? Familiarize yourself with TSA's rules for transporting candles before packing those bags.
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Here's How Travelers With Celiac Disease May Be Able To Get Some Liquid Foods Through TSA
Flying with celiac disease can be stressful, especially on a long flight. But what about bringing certain foods and liquids through TSA? Here's what to know.
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The Little-Known Requests Light Sleepers Can Make For A More Peaceful Hotel Stay
Bad sleep can ruin even the best trips. We spoke to a hotel general manager to find out what travelers can request to ensure a good night of snoozing.
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Does TSA Consider Guacamole To Be A Liquid?
Guacamole might be the perfect accompaniment for the snacks you are going to devour in the air, but will you even get the green stuff through the TSA line?
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Are You Allowed To Bring Crochet Hooks On A Plane? Here's What TSA Says
It can be surprising what items are allowed or restricted when it comes to TSA checkpoints at the airport. Let’s see how crochet hooks fit within TSA rules.
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5 Of The Best Cheap Hotels Near Cedar Point
The cost of visiting one of the best amusement parks in the U.S. can add up quickly. Fortunately, there are some great affordable hotel options nearby.
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Why Some Travelers With TSA PreCheck Are Getting Fed Up With Clear Users
TSA PreCheck and Clear both help you navigate airport security lines more quickly, but some users of the former claim the latter is ruining things for them.
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Will TSA Accept An Expired Driver's License As A Valid Form Of ID?
You can understand why many might think an expired driver's license is an acceptable form of ID for a domestic flight, but does the TSA agree?
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How To Check If The Airport You're Heading To Will Have TSA PreCheck Lanes Open
TSA PreCheck can be a lifesaver to get you through security quickly, but these expedited lanes aren't always open. Here's how you can plan ahead.
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European Destinations That Are Banning Or Restricting Airbnbs
Are Airbnbs good or bad? For these top European destinations, that debate is raging on. Here's where Airbnbs are banned or restricted in Europe.
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Are You Allowed To Take Airline Lounge Snack Foods To Go?
It might be tempting to make the most of your airport lounge visit by pocketing some simple snacks to enjoy later, but it can get you into trouble.
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The Best Train Station Bento Boxes For Your Journey Across Japan
You can find great food around every corner in Japan, including at the train station. Our local expert weighs in on the top bento boxes to try.
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This Genius Hack Gets Students Traveling Internationally Incredible Deals And Discounts
Who doesn't want to save on flights, hotels, and attractions? If you're a student (even post-graduation), you can't miss out on applying for this card.
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The Unusual Way Double Beds Are Set Up In Europe That Leaves American Tourists Baffled
If you're heading to Europe, you maybe surprised by the "double bed" in your hotel room. The set up is often different to what we're used to in North America.
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The Unsettling Reason You May Want To Avoid The London Underground's Northern Line
The London Underground subway system is a convenient way to travel around the city. But an unsettling research study might have you rethinking using the Tube.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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