How Airplanes Keep Their Tires Safe From Popping During Landings
Have you ever wondered how airplanes keep their tires from popping when they land? Here's how engineering, design, and more impact tire safety.
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Rick Steves' Guide To Saving Big With Rail Passes In Sweden
Travel expert Rick Steves suggests that travelers in Sweden buy a rail pass if they want to see the country. Here's how it can save you money.
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Flying With A Loved One's Remains? TSA Has Some Unexpected Rules
No one wants to be flying with a deceased loved one, but it's a fact of life, and the TSA has rules in place to make the process streamlined.
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Airlines Offering Free Inflight Wi-Fi So You Can Stay Connected In The Sky
Stay connected at 30,000 feet with these airlines offering free in-flight Wi-Fi, so you can stream, browse, and chat with friends and family while you travel.
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Why Some Toy Weapons Make It Through TSA (And Others Don't)
If you're traveling with children, you might end up with some toy weapons in your luggage. Here's why you might be stopped by TSA if you pack incorrectly.
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The Korean Airline That Just Took The Crown As The World's Best For 2025
This Korean airline earned top marks for its innovation, passenger comfort, and safety ratings. Find out why it was names the "World's Best Airline" for 2025.
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Goodbye Hugs Are Capped At Three Minutes At This Airport's Drop-Off Zone
This international airport is reminding visitors that goodbyes should be short and sweet in the drop-off zone. Hugs that linger too long could reap fines.
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A Look Inside The Largest Airports Shows How They Efficiently Handle Millions Of Travelers
The world's largest airports have millions of people flowing through them each day, and here's how they manage to (mostly) run smoothly and efficiently.
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'Flying Naked' Is An Extremely Cost Saving Travel Hack That May Or May Not Be Worth It
"Flying naked," despite how it may sound, is not an indecent act, but instead a travel hack with both notable upsides and notable downsides.
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One Harmless And Unexpected Item Could Trigger TSA To Search Your Carry-On Bag By Hand
Nothing puts a damper on a travel day like getting stopped by TSA. Find out which unexpected item could be the culprit for agents rummaging through your bags.
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Picturesque Small Towns In America Travelers Can Reach By Train
Train travel is underrated and parking is never fun, so consider hopping on board Amtrak to explore one of these stunning small towns across the U.S.
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Drinking Alcohol On A Plane Might Be More Dangerous Than You Think
Whether you're flying for business or pleasure, there's nothing better than a drink in the sky. But, boozing on a plane might be more dangerous than you think.
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Unexpected Items Travelers Can't Bring On Amtrak Trains
Traveling by train also comes with its own baggage policies. This means that there are certain unexpected items you can't take with you on Amtrak.
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An Unsettling TSA TikTok Shows Why It's Best To Bring Documentation When Traveling With Kids
One TikTok user had a run in with TSA while traveling with her daughter. Here's why it's important for parents to bring extra documentation to the airport.
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Why Buying Tickets At The Airport Could Score You A Deal
Buying plane tickets at the airport might sound old-fashioned, but here’s how this little-known trick might actually help you cut down on fees.
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Planning A Sleeper Train Trip In Europe? Here's How To Choose The Right Seat
Choose the right seat next time you hop aboard a sleeper train in Europe. Here are the top tips for making your train trip go as smoothly as possible.
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The Insider's Guide To Timing Your Flight Upgrade Request Just Right
You might be able to swing a flight upgrade next time you travel. Here are the insider tips and tricks you can use to time a successful flight upgrade request.
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Foods You'll Want To Avoid Right After A Flight
While it’s tempting to eat something big and unhealthy after the stressors of plane travel, there are certain foods you’ll want to avoid right after a flight.
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The Most Dangerous Thing You Can Do In Any Country Is A Very Common Tourist Activity
Everyone wants to stay safe while traveling, however, this common tourist activity might be the most dangerous thing you do - whether you realize it or not.
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An Iconic, Century-Old Train Ride In California Is Known As The 'World's Shortest Railway'
Step back in time on this California gem. Known as the "World's Shortest Railway," this train ride is a must-do during your next visit to LA.
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The Cheapest Airports To Fly Into Italy
Italy is one of the world's top destinations. If you're traveling on a budget, you should be aware that the airport you fly into can make your trip cost more.
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What It Really Means To Have Ultra-Elite Airline Status And The Perks You'll Enjoy
Wondering what ultra-elite airline status is like? Find out how the world's A-list travelers live, from private chauffeurs to exclusive airport lounges.
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Explore These Beautiful US National Parks Without The Need Of A Car
Wanting to uncover the scenic beauty of the USA's national parks but deterred by the lines of cars? Skip the pain of parking and explore by train, bus, or bike.
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The Tasty Treat You Should Eat During A Flight If You Have Plane Anxiety
Do you get nervous on airplanes? You're not alone. Thankfully, some travelers have figured out a weird treat that can soothe plane anxiety. Discover it here.
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The Unspoken Etiquette For An Unoccupied Middle Seat, According To A Flight Attendant
When you're lucky enough to have an empty seat next to you on a packed flight, how should you deal with the extra space? One former flight attendant weighs in.
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American Airlines Takes Aim At Line Cutters With New Nationwide Boarding Technology
We’ve all been there: waiting in line at the gate as another passenger cuts ahead. Thankfully, a new boarding technology may finally put an end to the practice.
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