How To Know If Your Luggage Lock Is TSA Approved
Putting a lock on your checked luggage can help secure your belongings, but it may have to be broken off. Here's how to tell if your lock is TSA approved.
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What To Do When An Airline Damages Your Checked Luggage
When an airline has clearly damaged your luggage, you'll want to begin by heading to their baggage service office on-site. The airline check-in counter is next.
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Top Packing Strategies, Ranked
Let's be honest, packing isn't usually people's favorite part of a trip. Luckily, there are ways to make packing much easier and a more pleasant experience.
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Mistakes To Avoid When Booking Cruise Shore Excursions
Shore excursions could easily be the best part of your week spent on a cruise. Before you book, read our tips on how to avoid common pitfalls.
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19 Mistakes To Avoid When Checking Out Of A Hotel
Want to get the most out of your hotel experience? Follow these simple pointers to ensure that the end of your stay isn't derailed by unexpected pitfalls.
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How To Get Compensation From Your Airline For Delayed Baggage
Knowing what to do when your luggage is delayed makes a stressful situation more manageable. It can also provide peace of mind for the rest of your travels.
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Can You Bring A Water Bottle On A Plane? How To Know If Yours Is Airline Approved
Not only are reusable water bottles essential for keeping you hydrated, but they are also a great way to do your part in protecting the environment.
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What You Should Know About Buying Unclaimed Baggage From Airlines
If you're a savvy bargain hunter, second-hand entrepreneur, or enjoy a good deal, buying unclaimed baggage from airlines can result in some exciting finds.
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What To Know About Disney World Ticket Prices Before Booking Your Trip
Disney can be magical, but it can also be hard to navigate for planning purposes. Here's everything you need to know about booking your Disney World tickets.
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The Complete Packing Guide For Your Baby Or Toddler's First Cruise
Our detailed guide for cruising with a baby or toddler will help you make all the right packing decisions for your little one's first cruise.
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What People Who Use The 54321 Packing Rule Can Teach You About Traveling Light
This packing rule is simple and easy to remember. More importantly, it's a concept that streamlines the packing process from start to finish and reduces stress.
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Flying With A Stroller? Here's What You Need To Know
Although flying with a baby and stroller in tow can be confusing and anxiety-inducing, especially for first-timers, many parents consider it a rite of passage.
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Need To Take A Road Trip With A Cat? Here's What You Need To Know
Preparing your cat for a road trip is not all that hard, but you do have to listen to their needs and slowly introduce them to the experience.
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What To Do When You Forget To Pack Your Medication
Forgetting medication can be stressful. It can also be a frustrating experience as you spend your precious vacation time working out what to do.
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How To Safely Pack Breakable Items In Your Checked Luggage
Shipping items home or carrying them with you simply may not be an option. So, how do you pack your breakable items? It depends on what they are, of course.
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How To Ship Souvenirs Home When Traveling
They come in all shapes and sizes and depending on how far you've journeyed, figuring out how to get souvenirs home safely isn't always such a simple task.
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How To Receive Packages While Traveling
Whether you're traveling abroad or domestically, long-term or short-term, and the type of mail you're receiving can determine the most appropriate method.
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Strategies For Scoring The Best Seat On The Airplane
If you've already booked your flight, there are a few strategies worth knowing that could score you the "best" or a "better" seat on a plane.
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The Hush Trip Explained (And Could You Get Away With It?)
As remote working has skyrocketed in popularity in workplaces worldwide, so has the secretive world of hush trips. Never heard of this term? We'll fill you in.
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How To Score A Complimentary First-Class Upgrade On Domestic Flights
The difference between first class and coach seats isn't subtle, and if you've seen the price tags for first class, nor is the price difference.
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How To Block Out Pesky Hallway Noise When Staying In A Hotel
Hotels are designed to welcome many guests at once. This makes noise pollution tricky to entirely avoid, and intrusive sounds can make a hotel stay stressful.
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Here's How You Can Get Out Of Paying Hotel Resort Fees
Also known as destination fees, amenity fees, or resort charges, these mandatory resort fees are typically hidden from the advertised rate of the hotel room.
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Love (But Fear) Traveling? Here's How To Cope With Hodophobia
A fear of traveling shouldn't stop you from seeing the world. Follow our guide for tips on how to deal with hodophobia so you can conquer your anxieties.
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How To Use Packing Cubes More Efficiently
Many travelers turn to packing cubes. These nylon and mesh bags come in all shapes and sizes and can be zipped up to keep items separated within the luggage.
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What You Should Know About Airlines' Pet Fees
Flying with your pet can be expensive, but traveling without them can be expensive, too. Comparable boarding costs aside, people are usually struck by the cost.
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Why You Should Stop Worrying About Looking Like A Tourist
If we can't typically identify other tourists (barring maybe luggage or backpacks), then why do we sometimes worry about looking like a tourist ourselves?
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How To Deal With Annoying Airline Seatmates
Something strange happens when people board an airplane. Social norms get thrown out the window and people act like their seat is their personal property.
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