A Hidden Town In Thailand Is A Local Favorite For Mountain Views And Tranquil Vibes
Is Chiang Mai and Bangkok too busy for you? Instead, avoid the crowds in Thailand by traveling to this small town that has a big personality (and lots to do).
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Strict Alcohol Rules Tourists Need To Know Before Visiting Dubai
Dubai is a vibrant city with a great nightlife, but the city has some strict alcohol rules tourists need to be aware of before they visit. Here's what to know. -
Sleeping In A New Place Is Often Tough For Travelers, But What Can You Do About It?
Whether you're staying in a lavish hotel or an off-the-grid hostel, sleeping in a new place can be tough. Here's how you can improve your sleep when traveling. -
The Unofficial Etiquette Rules You Should Know About Tipping A Hotel Bellhop
How much are you supposed to tip hotel bellhops? Here are the unofficial etiquette “rules” for tipping bellhops in the U.S. and other cultures around the world. -
The 5 Best Budget-Friendly Theme Parks In America For Fabulously Affordable Adventures
Theme parks aren't usually associated with budget-friendly fun, but these five adventure spots are on the more affordable side of the scale. -
Do Pilots Get Free Flights? Here's What To Know About Commercial Airlines' Pilot Perks
Getting free flights is one of the best perks of being a pilot, but how free is free? Here are the rules and expectations around this key pilot perk. -
The Unexpected Dining Etiquette Tourists Need To Know Before Visiting Norway
You don’t want to be *that* tourist when you visit Norway. Respect the local culture by eating like a Norwegian and always follow this dining etiquette. -
Do Luggage Locks Actually Improve Bag Security? TSA Has Finally Weighed In
Those special locks may seem like a great idea, but are they really a guaranteed way to keep your luggage safe when you travel? Here's what TSA says. -
Tourists Visiting Turkey Need To Know An Unspoken Tea Rule To Avoid Coming Across As Rude
Make sure you follow this simple tea rule to be respectful and polite to locals when visiting Turkey. You don't want to come across as a rude tourist! -
The Underrated Coastal Town In Australia Where Blowholes And Lighthouses Steal The Scene
The largest blowhole in the world is tucked away in this lesser-known small town in New South Wales, Australia, but that's not all it has to offer. -
Avoid Cruises That Pass Through These Rough Seas If You're Worried About Sea Sickness
Cruises can be magical, except when you're stuck in the bathroom feeling nauseous. If you're prone to seasickness, avoid these rough seas on your next cruise. -
The Breathtaking English Lakes Rick Steves Recommends If You Want To Avoid Tourist Crowds
If you want to avoid the crowds at England's Lake District National Park, follow Rick Steves' advice and skip Windermere to visit these lakes instead. -
The Unexpected Beach Rule Tourists Should Know Before Visiting Portugal To Avoid Fines
Portugal has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, but it's not all fun and games. There are rules. If you break this one, you could get fined. -
The Unexpected Toilet Rule Tourists Need To Know Before Visiting South America
It’s always important for tourists to learn the necessary customs and etiquette when traveling abroad - including this unexpected toilet rule in South America. -
The Science Behind Why We Crave Unusual Foods At The Airport
Nachos at 8 in the morning ... bagels at 10 at night … We eat weird things at weird times in airports. Here’s the science and psychology behind why. -
Why 35,000 Feet Is The Sweet Spot For Commercial Flights
Why do planes fly at 35,000 feet? It's not just an arbitrary number. From financial reasons to safety concerns, here's why planes fly at a specific altitude. -
Strict Rules You Need To Know Before Bringing A Pet To Grand Canyon National Park
What's better than exploring the Grand Canyon? Visiting with your furry friend! Here's what to know about bringing your pet to Grand Canyon National Park. -
The Real Reason Flight Attendants Dim The Cabin Lights At Critical Times
Why do flight attendants dim the lights during takeoff and landing? It's not to help you fall asleep. In fact, the reason why might surprise you. -
If You're Ordering Hotel Room Service, You May Want To Steer Clear Of This Food
Hotel room service is a great way to enjoy a luxe hotel experience, but make sure you steer clear of this breakfast food item when you order. -
Escape The Crowds Of Seattle At Washington's Award-Winning Botanical Oasis Of Woodlands
For a unique outdoor escape just a 40 minute drive from Seattle, head to this stunning and underrated reserve with botanic extensive gardens to explore. -
What Travel Pro Patricia Schultz Always Packs To Avoid Unnecessary Vacation Complications
Not sure what to pack on your next vacation? If you're worried about unexpected weather, take this advice from travel expert Patricia Schultz. -
There's One Crucial Reason Why Airplane Windows Are Designed Round
Why are airplane windows round? Airplane windows went from square to round in the 1950s, and the reason why might surprise you. It's all about your safety. -
Here's How To Make Your Phone Battery Last Longer While Traveling
When traveling, it's even more important to make sure your phone is thoroughly charged. Here are tips on how to make your phone battery last longer. -
The Surprising Reason Hotel Sheets Are Always Crisp And White
Hotels put a lot of thought into their layout, decorations, and customer experience. So why are hotel sheets always white? The reasons might surprise you. -
Why Tourists Need To Be Cautious Of The Clothing They Pack On A Trip To Turkey
Turkey is a unique country, with its European influence blending with its Muslim traditions. Due to this, you want to be careful about the clothing you pack. -
The Luxurious Bathroom Feature American Tourists Aren't Used To In European Hotels
European bathrooms aren't entirely like American bathrooms. For one, they are smaller. But there's one luxurious item European bathrooms have that you'll love. -
The Dangerous Side Of Frost That Could Impact Your Next Flight
You might think of frost as just a nuisance, but it can seriously impact your flight. Here's why frost can cause flight delays and how airlines deal with frost.
