The Simple Luggage Tag Tip That Keeps Your Personal Information Private
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.
Read MoreKeeping 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.
Read MoreDespite 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.
Read MoreTSA-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.
Read MoreThere are few things worse than the frustration of an airline losing your luggage, but all is not lost. A travel agent talks us through what to do.
Read MoreIt sounds like something from a movie or a book, but it could happen to you: What do you do if you realize that TSA stole something from your luggage?
Read MoreCandles make for great travel souvenirs, but what does the TSA think? Familiarize yourself with TSA's rules for transporting candles before packing those bags.
Read MoreNobody 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?
Read MoreWe 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.
Read MoreTravel light around Japan by sending your suitcase on a solo mission to your next destination. Here's how the country's luggage transfer system works.
Read MoreTSA has an extensive list of items that are subject to the 3-1-1 rule. We've collected some of the most bizarre items it considers liquid.
Read MoreWhen 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.
Read MoreTikTok 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.
Read MoreIf you arrive at a destination early and want to explore without dragging your luggage everywhere, there is a handy storage solution that can help.
Read MoreLuggage 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.
Read MoreLuggage 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.
Read MoreFrom hardcases to totes via backpacks, duffels, and more, knowing the hidden risks is vital for choosing the right luggage for your adventure.
Read MoreYour luggage gets beaten up when you fly. Whether you're worried about damage or theft, this option helps protect your luggage and its contents.
Read MoreYou might have seen this travel backpack on TikTok, but is it really worth the hype? We investigated to find out for ourselves -- and we loved it!
Read MoreAirlines do a lot behind the scenes for security, especially with checked bags. If you find this item attached to your luggage, it could mean you got flagged.
Read MoreThought you had a handle on what you can and can't bring through TSA? Think again. These unexpected items may seem fine, but you might be mistaken.
Read MoreYou've probably noticed there's never enough room in an airplane's overhead bin these days, but you may not know there are several reasons why.
Read MoreDo you prefer brightly colored luggage or plain black? Experts have some thoughts on which one is more dangerous and will cause you stress during your travels.
Read MoreHas your elbow ever hurt after being bent for too long? We've spoken exclusively to an expert to find out which type of luggage will help you avoid the pain.
Read MoreSuitcases can get pretty beaten up over the course of a vacation. If you want to keep your suitcase pristine, you'll want to know about this easy tip.
Read MoreTikToker Daniel Bennett's case that there's a considerate way and an inconsiderate way to going about your plane's boarding process is hard to dispute.
Read MoreGun ownership in the U.S. is concentrated in its Southern states, so which airport routinely confiscates the most firearms comes as no surprise.
Read MoreIf you consistently check your suitcase when traveling, there may be one type of bag you'll want to avoid checking in, according to a baggage handler.
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