What You Can (And Can't) Take From Your Hotel Room
Whether items are taken on purpose or by mistake, it creates expensive issues for the industry. Guests might also find themselves banned from a hotel chain.
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How To Find Free Overnight Parking For Your RV
Living in an RV offers the opportunity to hit the road whenever you'd like. Embracing new places and experiences with every mile can be refreshing and exciting.
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Things In Your Hotel Room You Should Clean After Checking In
While amenities can be adjusted and rooms upgraded, the one thing travelers can't personalize is how a hotel room is cleaned behind the scenes.
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Limited PTO? Here Are 5 Travel Strategies To Max Out The Fun
So, while Americans aren't guaranteed to receive any PTO, most do. However, since these days are limited, you may need to be creative when it comes to using it.
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When, Where, And How To Sleep In Your Car On A Road Trip
Here are some tips on choosing where to pull over for the night during a road trip, and how to make sure that you're comfortable and safe while you snooze.
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The Etiquette Of Airplane Seat Swapping: How To Handle A Switch Request
Sometimes it's okay to ask someone to switch seats on a plane, and sometimes it's totally okay to say no and not feel like you're being a curmudgeon.
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What To Do When Your Flight Is Diverted And How To Get Compensation
Diversions range from minor inconvenience to a major headache depending on whether a flight can continue on its planned route and how long it is on the ground.
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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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Should You Book A Rental Car Before A Flight?
The best thing to do if you need to rent a car when you travel is to check prices and decide if it's worth booking your tickets and rental car at the same time.
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What Is Single-Trip Travel Insurance And When Should You Use It?
Single-trip travel insurance can cover a variety of issues, including trip delays and cancellations, medical expenses, and more. But read the fine print.
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Tracking Your Next Flight Can Help You Avoid Getting Blindsided By Delays
There's plenty you can do to take things into your own hands and make sure you're fully prepared for any upcoming problems with your flight.
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Here's What You Can Do About False Hotel Minibar Charges
Fortunately, there's no need to panic or pay the false costs. Following a series of steps will help you rectify the error and remove the charge from your card.
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Here's Why Planning Every Little Detail Of Your Trip Is Actually A Bad Idea
Tightly-wound itineraries can turn into marching orders, and when you're always thinking about the next itinerary item, you're unable to absorb the present.
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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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What To Know Before Flying Your Pet In A Cargo Hold
Flying a pet in a cargo hold can be stressful for both the pet and owner, so you'll have to weigh your options and see what's best for everyone.
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5 Secrets For Finding The Perfect Travel Agent To Plan Your Trip
Finding a good travel agent can be difficult. So how do you choose which travel agent to work with? Here are the most important things to look out for.
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Why Reclining Seats Are Becoming A Thing Of The Past On Airlines
Airlines are moving away from reclining seats for several reasons. Find out which airlines are making this change and what you can expect moving forward.
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What To Know Before Renting An RV For A Road Trip
Before you rent that RV, you'll want to know safety guidelines, where you can drive and park it, and what to do when things go wrong (plus how to prevent that).
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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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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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Think You're Going To Miss Your Flight? Here's What You Can Do
Whether you overslept, struggled to find a ride, or hit a brick wall of a security line, there are plenty of circumstances that can cause us to miss our flight.
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How To Request And Use Wheelchair Assistance At The Airport
When getting around on your own isn't extremely convenient, airport wheelchair assistance can make a huge difference in getting where you're going smoothly.
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Tips To Avoid Feeling Bloated After A Flight
One of the worst things after a long flight is dealing with that awful bloated feeling. It even has a name: jet bloat. Here are some ways to beat it.
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TSA PreCheck And Global Entry: The Little-Known Credit Card Perk That Could Save You Money
There are now credit cards that offer reimbursement for the application fees associated with TSA PreCheck and Global Entry. But how do you access these perks?
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Tricks For Gaining Airline Elite Status
Do you ever dream of being treated like a V.I.P.? By earning elite status, you can come closer to making those dreams a reality (at least while in the sky).
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