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In these times of vast uncertainty, the TSA, like everyplace else, is making changes on what seems like an ongoing basis. Late last week the agency made temporary changes in …

Before Epcot opened in 1982, Wat Disney World already had some beautiful mosaics on its property, in the form of the five panels that tell the story of Cinderella, inside …

Happy Saturday friends, and hooray, it’s finally the weekend! Here’s a recap of what’s gone on at YMMV this week. From what we’ve written to what others wrote that we …

On Friday, March 13, the TSA changed its interpretation of the 3-1-1 rule, regarding only being able to carry 3 ounces (well, 3.4 ounce) containers of liquids in one 1-quart …

Friday the 13th always makes people think of bad luck, superstition, and stuff like that. Of course, all superstitions have some sort of background as to why they came about. …

If you visit any densely populated area of the world, traffic congestion can be a nightmare, with long delays due to gridlock. Some larger cities have tried to combat this …

Travel hacking is usually innocuous. Zero to Travel defines it as, “…working within the existing rules set up by airlines, credit cards, and hotels, and using them to your advantage …

The Shinkansen (sometimes called “bullet trains” in English) in Japan are simply amazing. Running since 1964, these high-speed trains are built to operate at a maximum of 200mph, which can …

United Flight 1562 from Eagle County, Colorado was headed towards EWR when it had to be diverted shortly after takeoff. Why? There was a passenger who was coughing and sneezing. …

Coronavirus is, of course all over the media. And with good reason. It’s a new virus to us, it’s spreading quickly, no one has immunity, we don’t have a vaccine …