How To Deal With Annoying Airline Seatmates
Something strange happens when people board an airplane. Social norms get thrown out the window and people act like their seat is their personal property.
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What You Should Know About Airlines' Pet Fees
Flying with your pet can be expensive, but traveling without them can be expensive, too. Comparable boarding costs aside, people are usually struck by the cost. -
Think You're Going To Miss Your Flight? Here's What You Can Do
Whether you overslept, struggled to find a ride, or hit a brick wall of a security line, there are plenty of circumstances that can cause us to miss our flight. -
How To Request And Use Wheelchair Assistance At The Airport
When getting around on your own isn't extremely convenient, airport wheelchair assistance can make a huge difference in getting where you're going smoothly. -
Tips To Avoid Feeling Bloated After A Flight
One of the worst things after a long flight is dealing with that awful bloated feeling. It even has a name: jet bloat. Here are some ways to beat it. -
TSA PreCheck And Global Entry: The Little-Known Credit Card Perk That Could Save You Money
There are now credit cards that offer reimbursement for the application fees associated with TSA PreCheck and Global Entry. But how do you access these perks? -
Tricks For Gaining Airline Elite Status
Do you ever dream of being treated like a V.I.P.? By earning elite status, you can come closer to making those dreams a reality (at least while in the sky). -
The Best Seat Selection For A Red-Eye Flight
Red-eye flights are frequently scheduled to avoid losing daytime hours, but they aren't always comfortable. Here's how to select the best seats. -
What Is A Passport Card (And Can It Replace Your Passport)?
If you're thinking about renewing your passport or applying for your first one, you might have come across the passport card. But what is it? -
What To Pack For A Red-Eye Flight (So That You'll Actually Get Some Sleep)
Convenient and often cheaper than a daytime flight, a red-eye flight can save you precious vacation time. Here's how to make the most of it. -
London: How To Choose Which Neighborhood Is Right For Your Next Trip
Whether you are looking for a lavish hotel or a budget-friendly hostel, there's a neighborhood in London for everyone. Check out these London boroughs. -
Should You Be Tipping Flight Attendants?
While you may see a cash tip as a nice gesture, it might be prohibited by the airline entirely and flight attendants may not appreciate it either. -
How Much You Should Really Be Tipping Hotel Housekeeping?
When it comes to tipping hotel staff, there are a few things to keep in mind. You should know how much to tip, where to leave it, and in what form. -
What Is Premium Economy (And When Should You Choose It Over Economy)?
Although airlines use different terminology, let's start by differentiating premium economy from "economy plus" (or a similarly termed classification). -
Simple Ways To Add Extra Security To Your Hotel Room
It's true that when you travel alone, you are at a greater risk of being taken advantage of, and you may be far from home (and help). But these tips will help. -
What To Do When You Leave Your Belongings On A Plane
Electronics disappearing into the ether after being left on an airplane is not uncommon but whether it's due to individual malice or forgetfulness, we can help. -
How To Report A Hotel Room That's Unclean Or Has Pests
You may notice after two minutes or two days, but a hotel room's cleanliness can seriously impact your enjoyment of a trip. Here's what to do if it happens. -
What To Do When You Get Bumped From A Flight
Getting bumped from a flight is fairly rare. If you do get bumped from a flight, you shouldn't freak out. But you should understand your rights and options. -
Yes, The Disney Vacation Club Is Worth It (And Here's How To Get The Most Out Of It)
Like other timeshares, Disney Vacation Club allows you to own a piece of a Disney resort hotel, but points can be used to book rooms at other Disney properties. -
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. -
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. -
How To Get Your Hotel To Say Yes To A Late Check-Out
A late hotel check-out can be a morning dream come true. Knowing how to ask for a late check-out may be the difference between cozy sheets and early streets. -
Why Are Adjoining Hotel Rooms So Hard To Book (And What Can You Do About It)?
One reason it can be so tricky to book an adjoining hotel room is that travelers inadvertently use the wrong lingo in the reservation process. -
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. -
Why Calling A Hotel Before Booking Online Can Unlock Big Savings
Digitally conditioned minds find scouring websites for deals and discounts comfortable and convenient. However, taking a more traditional approach can pay off. -
What You Should Know About An International Driving Permit Before Traveling Overseas
Although the U.S. is synonymous with the road trip, U.S.-based travelers tend to pump the brakes on driving internationally. But there's no reason to. -
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.
