Why You Should (Or Shouldn't) Upgrade To First Class From Business Class
Whether first class is worth it depends on what you value. On a red-eye from New York to London, you likely won't appreciate the bells and whistles.
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What Is Real ID, And Why Do You Need It To Fly?
In order to keep abreast of potential terrorist threats and attacks, the Department of Homeland Security is now beginning to enforce the Real ID Act of 2005.
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The Boston Visitors' Guide To The T
Boston's T is run by the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) and makes up part of the fourth-busiest public transit network in the country.
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These 11 Apps Are A Must-Download If You're Headed To France
From navigating public transportation to finding an amazing restaurant near your hotel, these are the best apps to download if you're headed to France.
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Here Are The Best Places To Eat If You're Seeing A Broadway Show
Whether you're looking for an easy pre-show meal, more expensive dining, or post-show cocktails, we've got you covered with our favorite Theater District spots.
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Your Guide To The London Underground
It's no joke that the London Underground can be massively intimidating for newcomers. So to better understand this wild system, we've put together a fun guide.
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Tips For A Successful Solo Train Trip
Embarking on a journey by train, especially as a solo traveler, is an excellent way to slow down, adventure somewhere new, and take advantage of the views.
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How To Figure Out How Much Airlines Owe You When Your Flight Is Canceled
So, what happens when the airline cancels your flight? Are you entitled to a full refund, and, is the airline required to provide additional compensation?
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How To Get Around Renting A Car At The Airport
If you want to save money, renting a car from an off-airport location might be the way to go. There are more benefits than just saving money, too.
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An Overnight Bus Trip Is A Way To Skip A Hotel Bill But It Comes With Some Caveats
Overnight buses allow you to fall asleep in one city and wake up in another, saving you both a hotel bill and daytime travel time. Here's what you should know.
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What Is The Average Cost Of Buying A Timeshare?
How much do you actually pay for a timeshare? Most people are familiar with the upfront costs, but there are other costs involved in owning a timeshare too.
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Your Guide To Renting A Car For The First Time
From knowing what to bring with you, when to rent and whether or not you need insurance, there are a lot of considerations that come with renting a car.
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The 14 Best Stops To Make On Your Trip Along Route 66
Everyone should take a drive along the Main Street of America at least once. Here's our guide for the best stops to make while on your Route 66 road trip.
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The Best Way For Laid-Back Travelers To See Istanbul On Their Own Schedule
Mosques, churches, and world-renowned palaces alike define Istanbul's cityscape, giving travelers a rich array of destinations to enjoy in the Turkish city.
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Why You Should Start Planning Your Summer Vacation Now
Planning your summer vacation in advance is really the best way to make sure that you get the most out of your summer adventure. Here's what you should know.
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What To Do If You Miss Your Connecting Flight Due To A Delay
It's one of the most nerve-wracking experiences when flying (next to your luggage being lost in transit): missing your connecting flight due to a delay.
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Would You Dare To Go On A Surprise-Destination Vacation?
Imagine packing your suitcase and turning up at the airport not knowing where you're going. Here's what to know about surprise destination vacations.
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Traveling East? Here's How To Combat Jet Lag
The first few days of a trip east can be lost in a haze of daytime sleepiness and nights where you're wide awake. But it doesn't have to be like that.
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When To Use A Travel Agent And When You Can Skip It
Travel opens up a world of possibilities for adventurers. On the other side of it, the logistics of travel planning can also feel decidedly daunting.
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The Safest Airplane Seat Is Also The One That Nobody Wants
When we book a flight, we typically select seats for comfort, convenience, aisle or window preference, and price. And we'll always try to avoid the middle seat.
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How To Plan An Off-Grid Getaway
Why not truly relax by booking your next vacation completely off the grid? Check out our suggestions for where to go and how to plan for off-the-grid trips.
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Can You Leave The Airport During An International Layover?
Long layovers often inspire dread. However, they can provide an amazing opportunity to see somewhere that you hadn't planned to visit, pretty much for free.
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14 Tips To Help You Better Prepare For A Long-Distance Winter Road Trip
Planning to make a long drive in the snow and ice? Our detailed tips will help you get through your adventurous winter road trip with ease.
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How To Apply For A Work Visa In Italy
If you've ever dreamed of working and living in Italy, to apply for a work visa, submitting your application is just the start of a much longer process.
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Build The Perfect One-Day San Diego Zoo Itinerary
With so much to see and so many fun activities inside of the park itself, it's really no wonder why millions flock to the San Diego Zoo every year.
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Why US Citizens Will Soon Have To Pay A Fee Before Their Trip To The UK
The UK will soon adopt an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA.) initiative that requires U.S. citizens to fill out a form and pay a fee before they can enter.
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How To Avoid Back Pain During Long Flights
Imagine getting on a flight that lasts up to 18 hours; as you exit the plane, your back feels like you've just been put in a backbreaker hold by a wrestler.
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