The only downside to a long road trip is the very early start time. Here's a simple trick that will make the morning of your trip run a lot more smoothly.
Packing for a trip can be a big pain if you're not prepared. Here's how to save yourself some hassle with a travel capsule wardrobe that doesn't skimp on style.
Are you planning to visit Walt Disney World? If you're going to "The Most Magical Place On Earth," make sure to properly prepare in case of a rainy day.
Repurposing old eyeglass cases as a packing tool is a reliable and efficient hack. It will help you restrain hard-to-lose items and keep everything organized.
We spoke to flight attendant Bae Lee to get the inside scoop on what behavior drives them (and other fliers) a little crazy on flights. Avoid these mistakes.
Don't throw out your empty Tic Tac containers -- they're valuable tools to organize and pack small items the next time you hit the road or head to the airport.
Most parents will take any tip to make traveling with kids easier. This packing hack will help you to save space and keep your child's outfits organized.
When it comes to the best packing hacks, flight attendants are the ultimate experts. Here's one item they say you'll want to stock up on before your next trip.
There's nothing worse than opening your bags and finding that something spilled over your clothes. Luckily, we have the perfect tip to waterproof your luggage.
The dreaded fanny pack used to be cause for ridicule. Not anymore! Here's how fanny packs have evolved into fashion packs that still prove useful on trips.
Beach lovers will certainly know how much of a challenge it is to keep their items secure. Fortunately, a simple solution is to pack an empty peanut butter jar.
Do you often suffer from traveler's belly? Coca-cola can help you avoid diarrhea the next time you travel, so you can try exciting new food without fear.
Preparing for a vacation can leave your schedule overflowing with tasks. But there is one crucial element you must never overlook before embarking on your trip.