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 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. -
The Pre-Flight Travel Ritual That Can Help You Sleep On Airplanes
Get a good night's rest on your next flight. Find out how with these handy pre-flight sleep ritual tips, like packing helpful gear and working out. -
The Insider's Guide To Timing Your Flight Upgrade Request Just Right
You might be able to swing a flight upgrade next time you travel. Here are the insider tips and tricks you can use to time a successful flight upgrade request. -
The Weirdest Items Guests Have Left In Their Hotel Rooms
If you thought forgetting your hairbrush or swimsuit in the hotel room after check-out was bad, these left-behind items will have your jaw on the floor. -
The Bizarre And Dystopian Measures Germany Is Taking To Entice Tourists
As the tourism industry hurtles into the future, Germany has captured attention with an almost dystopian method of enticing tourists. Here's what to know. -
What Makes A Canadian Passport So Powerful?
One of the world's most powerful passports may surprise you. Find out what makes the Canadian passport so mighty and which countries rank above it. -
The Unexpected Costly Mistake Too Many Travelers Make On Spain's Beaches
This common habit amongst beachgoers in Spain is frustrating locals and other tourists alike, so officials are introducing new rules (and costs) for offenders. -
The Crucial Travel Splurge Rick Steves Swears By To Save Time And Elevate Your Entire Trip
Traveling on a budget can be difficult, but Rick Steves has some great advice for travelers that may be pricier, but ultimately worth your hard-earned money. -
Frequent Fliers Will Want To Know About This New Airplane Bathroom Rule
Before you catch your next flight, read up on this new airplane bathroom rule that could affect frequent travelers the most. Plus, know when it'll take effect. -
'America's Greenest Airline' Has Low Fares, Fuel Efficiency, And A Unique Travel Model
America's greenest airline may surprise you. Here's how this budget brand balances low fares and fuel efficiency using a unique travel model for flights. -
A Zen Mountain Town With Healing Hot Springs Known As 'The Hamptons Of Japan'
Visit this serene town known for its soothing onsens, scenic parks, and charming local shops, and you'll see why it's often called the Hamptons of Japan. -
Rick Steves Explains The Smart Way And The Stupid Way To Visit Attractions In Europe
European destinations can be extremely busy, but travel expert Rick Steves says doing this one thing will make your visit way more pleasurable. -
France Has Big Plans To Upgrade The Louvre Museum And Improve Tourist Flow
The Louvre is one of Paris’ most popular tourist attractions - and also massively overcrowded. Fortunately, France has plans to upgrade the experience for all. -
A New Study Might Change How Airlines Approach People With Food Allergies
New research on allergies and air travel has revealed information that could change how airplanes approach people with food allergies. Here's what to know. -
Amtrak Faces Criticism Over Missing A Family-Friendly Feature On Trains
Traveling with a baby or young child can be very difficult, so many people are criticizing Amtrak for its lack of this helpful feature on trains. -
The Social Etiquette Norm In France That Catches Tourists Off Guard
This social custom is the norm in France but might be considered rude in the United States. Here's how to navigate this social situation like the French do. -
The Airline Changing The Game With Venmo Flight Payments
One airline is changing the game and standing out from its competition by accepting Venmo to pay for flights. Find out which company is taking the plunge first. -
Why The National Park Service Wants Your Help If You Can Read Cursive
If you can read cursive, you might just be able to help the National Park Service tackle a huge upcoming project. Here's how you can get involved today. -
The Mystery Of California's Pink 'Watermelon Snow' And Where To Find It
A strange phenomenon is turning some of California's snowy landscapes pink. Here's the secret behind what causes watermelon snow and where you can find it. -
North America's Tallest Peak Could Get Its Former Name Back Amid Controversy
Step aside “Gulf of America,” this famous mountain peak, the tallest in North America, may also revert to its former name - but not without controversy. -
The Most Popular Hotel Room Service Order Is An American Favorite
One American favorite ranks above all others as the most popular hotel room service order around the world. Discover which dish claims the number one spot. -
An Underrated Culinary Paradise With Majestic Volcanoes Is Known As Peru's 'White City'
This marvelous city in Peru is known for architecture built from volcanic stone as well as food that blends its Spanish and indigenous cultures. -
The 5 Best Food Halls To Eat Like A Local In Denver, According To Reviews
Visit Denver’s best local food halls for craft beer, gourmet flavors, and creative bites while you explore the unique history of its culinary scene. -
The Devastating Amount Of Lives Mt. Everest Has Claimed
At 29,032 feet, Mount Everest is the tallest in the world. Unfortunately, not everyone who ascends makes it down. Here's how many fatalities happened, and why. -
Rick Steves Highlights This French Town For Its Relaxed Atmosphere And Architectural Masterpiece
Learn why travel expert Rick Steves loves this charming town in France and explore what makes the the perfect relaxed destination for your next trip. -
Unwind In Arizona's Serene Desert Landscape At A Small Town With Hiking And A Luxury Resort
This charming small town has everything you need for a quintessential Arizona escape and more. Vast desert views, hiking trails, and even a wellness spa.
