If you’re hoping to reduce the stress of air travel by flying when TSA PreCheck lines are short, a TSA spokesperson says to be sure to avoid this time of day.
Instead of losing sleep over hotel pillow hygiene, you might want to try out this pillowcase travel trick. Here's how to implement it and a few must-know tips.
AirTags can give you peace of mind and security, but airlines don't always like them. Here's the unfortunate reason why airlines hate luggage trackers.
Flying comes with a lot of frustrations. You have to deal with TSA stress and airlines nickel-and-diming you, including with your luggage. Enter: luggage rage.
Hardside luggage can be more secure, more durable, and more waterproof. But they can also cause some problems. Here's one accessory you don't want to forget.
If you're traveling on a train in Italy (or anywhere, for that matter), make sure you take steps to secure your luggage in case it gets lost or stolen.
Love to travel light but getting sick of paying hidden fees for your luggage? These airlines will let you travel with a carry-on for no additional cost.
Getting through an airport is stressful enough, so make it easier by using this airport service that lets your check-in your luggage faster and easier.
There’s so much to think about when traveling that we often don’t consider what happens behind the scenes, like how luggage is actually loaded on the plane.
Keeping your personal information private when you travel is essential but some luggage tags leave it all out in the open. Here's a handy trick to conceal it.
Despite the name, ghost bagging has nothing to do with phantoms, but it might just be a whole lot more sinister. At the airport, keep your eyes peeled.
TSA-approved locks allow you to secure your checked bags while still letting TSA officials open them if needed. Here's how to reset your TSA lock combo.
Candles make for great travel souvenirs, but what does the TSA think? Familiarize yourself with TSA's rules for transporting candles before packing those bags.
Nobody likes a long layover, but extra-long stops can sometimes offer travelers the opportunity to do a little exploring. But what to do with all that luggage?
We all know the main areas to store luggage on a train: under the seat, overhead, the luggage rack. But you may not know of this hidden spot on Italian trains.
When you're eager start your vacation, the last thing you want is a late flight. That's why it's important to avoid bulky luggage that can cause delays.
TikTok is filled with viral hacks, but not all of them should be followed. This tip to make your luggage weigh less at the airport can backfire on you.
Luggage goes through a lot of dirty places - cargo holds, bathroom floors, and city streets. Here are Samantha Brown's tips for keeping your suitcase clean.
Luggage is designed for convenience, but some of those conveniences can actually be more cumbersome. If you're headed to Italy, avoid this type of luggage.