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For most people, if you’re not sitting in first or business class, seats in the exit rows can be some of the most desirable ones on the plane. You don’t…

Bedbugs have been the scourge of the earth for centuries. In the travel world, they’re most often associated with hotels (here’s how to see if your hotel has been reported…

When put “in charge” of a few hundred passengers, flight attendants wind up getting a lot of questions. And because their “audience” is different from flight to flight, they tend…

With more and more people traveling, airport queues have become pretty crazy. Paid options in the U.S., such as TSAPreck and CLEAR, help. But if you don’t have either of…

Happy June, y’all! June is a big month in the U.S. calendar. You’ve got D Day, Flag Day, Father’s Day, Juneteenth, and Summer Solstice. It’s also, of course, LGBTQ Pride…

After the pandemic had been around for a while and people were juuuuust starting to fly again, most passengers, understandably, didn’t want to sit directly next to someone they didn’t…

Hurricane season in the Atlantic runs each year from June 1 through November 30. That means if you decide to visit the outer edges of the southern U.S. quadrant (and…

Every country has its own way of doing things. They have different things for tourists to see. They have their own food specialties. They may even speak their own language,…

I’ve always been a fan of museums that celebrated things I was familiar with. Deutsches Filminstitut & Filmmuseum, in Frankfurt, was a great find, with its nods to films from…

Being on a plane usually means being crammed in with a few hundred other people, often for hours at a time. Things can go south fast. Not everyone has the…