How To Get Out Of A Timeshare Presentation When Traveling
Yes, timeshare presentations usually mean freebies - and some are really worth it. However, no freebie means you are obligated to ever say yes to a timeshare.
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Smart Ways To Use Your Airlines Miles And Hotel Points
To maximize your travel rewards, it's important to know the best ways to use your airline miles and hotel points. We've got the best tips for you.
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What To Expect At The Airport If You've Never Flown Before
With its regulations, procedures, stark lighting, stringent security, and long list of rules, airports can be a scary place for first-time fliers.
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Could You Get Arrested For Overstaying Your Travel Visa In The USA?
When traveling to the United States on a visa, it's important to be aware of what could happen if you stay longer than you're supposed to. Here's what to know.
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Why You Should Think Twice About Booking A Hotel Room On A High Floor
Nothing beats the thrill of throwing open the hotel curtains to an incredible view - but there are some surprising reasons to consider a lower floor.
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What To Know About The United MileagePlus Program
Due to United's vast reach (300+ cities), you can earn and redeem frequent flyer miles with 39 airlines when you join United's MileagePlus program.
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What You Should Know Before Converting Your Hotel Points Into Airline Miles
Hotel loyalty points and airline miles operate in the same way. Similar to earning miles for flying, you earn reward points for hotel stays.
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Why You Should Avoid Using The Instant Booking Option On Airbnb
Instant booking allows guests to book immediately, without getting the host's approval. Certain hosts like this feature on Airbnb, and others really don't.
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What To Know About United Airlines' Pet Policy
Although many airlines allow pets to fly, each has its own policies and though United's are relatively straightforward, there are a few key differences.
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Why It Matters Which Type Of Phone Charger You Use Abroad (And Which Kind You Need)
Any trip abroad requires a little bit of planning, especially when it comes to our phones. Using a phone overseas can come with surprises. Here's what to know.
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Here's How To Get Through Airport Security Without Being Flagged By The TSA
No one deliberately sets out to slow down the security line at the airport, but there are ways of preparing in advance to make sure that you don't get held up.
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Should You Book An Airbnb That Has No Reviews? Here's What To Consider
Imagine scrolling through Airbnb and the image of your ideal accommodation comes into view. But alas, the property has no reviews. What do you do?
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Here's What It's Like To Book Travel Through Costco
You might know Costco as the seller of the popular Kirkland Signature goods at warehouse prices. But that's not all Costco has to offer its members.
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Why You Should Skip Tipping When Staying At An Airbnb
Many travelers wonder what the etiquette is when it comes to tipping Airbnb hosts. You don't have to tip them, but there are other things you can do.
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How To Get Priority Boarding On American Airlines
Priority boarding means you don't have to squeeze past people, you'll have space in the overhead bin, and you can take your time getting settled in your seat.
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Your Complete Guide To Using AARP Benefits For Travel Savings
While the organization caters to a demographic of 50 years and older, you do not need to be a senior or retired to join AARP. Here's what to know.
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Flight Attendant's 4 Tips For When Kids Kick The Back Of Your Seat
According to an airplane etiquette survey by Expedia, the single most annoying thing to happen on a flight is someone kicking your seat. Here's how to deal.
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Why You Should Take Photos Of Your Airbnb Before Checking Out
Conflicts between guests and hosts typically pertain to cleanliness and house damage. While Airbnb has protocols to resolve conflicts, you can also be prepared.
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First-Time Flyer's Guide To Southwest Airlines' Check-In Process
Like it or hate it, Southwest's seating policy is certainly unique. Once you're on board, the policy is straightforward: find the best available seat and sit.
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Have A Tight Connection? Here's Why You Should Contact Your Airline
A tight connection can add extra stress to your travels, but contacting your airline directly offers multiple ways to prepare for or even avoid a short layover.
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The Boarding Pass Code That Could Spell Trouble For You
When you go to check-in and you receive your boarding pass, you might find a four-letter code printed on the bottom of your ticket. This code is "SSSS."
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Southwest's Companion Pass Is A Great Deal But To Earn It, You'll Need A Strategy
If you want to make travel friends quickly, earn the Companion Pass by Southwest. This frequent flyer reward is possibly the best deal in the travel industry.
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What To Know About Traveling Internationally With Your Pets
While the idea of traveling with your furry confidant may be appealing, it's also a big responsibility with its own unique considerations to take into account.
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Here's What Happens When Your Plane Makes An Emergency Landing On Water
Anxious passengers should know that crash landings on water -- called "ditching" in the industry -- are quite rare. This is largely because crashes are rare.
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How To Book A Flight With Free Cancellation
There are a few caveats to the 24-hour cancellation policy, but knowing how to book a flight can be a crucial hack for savvy (and undecided) travelers.
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What To Know About United Airlines Bag Fees
While United's baggage policies are pretty straightforward, fees are dependent on several variables: fare type, route, elite status, and more.
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Simple Tricks For A Stress-Free Return From Vacation
Whether you're a frequent traveler or you just want coming home to be a little easier, there are ways to make returning from your vacation a breeze.
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