Traveling With the Right Insurance
No one wants to get sick or injured when traveling, but it pays to plan ahead so you don't get nailed with a huge bill.13 years ago
Score big hotel deals with same-day booking
In the old days, a last-minute hotel reservation meant stopping in and asking if there's room at the inn. Or, you could call every place in town to see who had space. Now there are apps that actually specialize in finding those last-minute deals.13 years ago
Send a postcard using these apps
There's a new app out there called Postcard on the Run. With that, you can take a picture on your iPhone, Android or Windows phone, and then send it as a physical postcard.13 years ago
Watch out for timeshare reselling scams
If you bought into a timeshare, or even inherited one, at some point you may end up trying to unload the property. But watch out, because this is an area that's ripe for scammers.13 years ago
Local dining at airports
Airport food used to be as bad as airplane food, but the trend these days are local restaurants setting up shop at major airports.13 years ago
Packing smart to protect valuables
If you're worried about items being stolen from your luggage, listen up. There are ways to avoid being a victim.13 years ago
Avoiding lightning strikes
You know how they say there's a better chance of being struck by lightning than winning the lottery? Well, there's a pretty slim chance of even that happening—under 30 deaths are due to lightning each year.13 years ago
Vacation Rentals vs. Home Stays
One way to really get a local experience when you travel is to stay in someone's home instead of a hotel. But that can also make for a truly awkward experience if you don't come prepared.13 years ago
Protecting yourself from credit card ID theft
It can take years to recover from identity theft. And being on the road makes you all the more vulnerable to thieves.13 years ago
Hotel suites dedicated to books, music & films
It's no big surprise when a hotel incorporates art into its decor. But how about when a hotel embraces other kinds of culture?13 years ago
How to find free WiFi when you travel
If there's one thing most of us insist upon when we travel, it's a free Internet connection. Sure, I get the concept of unplugging, but I like to have options.13 years ago
Camping for first-timers
For a lot of people, summer means camping season. And for the rest of us, let's just say it's not our first choice. But if you are a camping novice, it becomes a question of safety and survival - which is why you have to learn the basics.13 years ago
Becoming first time grandpa is best gift for Father’s Day
My generation of baby boomers once said things like "don't trust anybody over 30" and "hope I die before I get old". Now we're becoming grandparents.13 years ago
The truth about route consolidation
Over the years, we've watched as airlines have consolidated into just four major carriers. This isn't great news for travelers. Fewer airlines to choose from means less competition, and now it means fewer routes.13 years ago
The best new tools for booking travel
When it comes to booking travel, there are lots of tools to choose from. Here are some notable sites that can help you plan every step of the way.13 years ago
Luggage tracking
With all the innovative luggage tracking technology out there, losing a checked bag is no longer a worry. By investing in one of these tracking tools, you will save yourself a lot of stress while traveling.13 years ago
Fly smart and avoid delays
Want to know the secret for avoiding airline delays? Smart planning means smart flying, which also means fewer setbacks. To help save time, there are things you can do even before you leave home.13 years ago
Staying fit on the road
Now that the weather is finally warming up, finding ways to enjoy the outdoors while getting your daily workout in has never been easier. Substituting the hotel gym with running routes is one way to go.13 years ago
Turbulence in the air
There's a study out there predicting that the airspace is about to get even more turbulent due to climate change. Is this something that we need to worry about?13 years ago
The evolution of minibars
For many hotels, maintaining those minibars just isn't worth it - so they're getting rid of the minibars in favor of selling snacks in the lobby or vending machines.13 years ago
The most and least friendly countries for tourists
Ever travel to another country and get the feeling you're not wanted? Turns out, it may not be you.14 years ago
Spring flower travel
It's springtime, boys and girls, and you know what means: the flowers are in bloom. So while it might be a cliche to stop and smell the roses, this is exactly the time to do it.14 years ago
Spending a night at a dictator’s home
Chances are you don't want to follow in the footsteps of a dictator. But what if you could spend a night like one? I'm talking about sleeping in the former home of a dictator.14 years ago
