Airports

The 3-1-1 liquid rule that we have in the United States is similar to the liquid rules that are in place in the rest of the world. The one big …

Automation has taken over many jobs that were previously done by humans. Factory workers. Telephone operators. Even self-checkout, which typically still needs the buyer, is possible because of the advent …

Depending on who you ask, the TSA doesn’t have a great reputation. Sure plenty of people say they’re doing a good job. But then you hear comments about “security theater” …

Los Angeles is taking a major step toward fixing one of its most notorious infrastructure headaches. On June 6, 2025, the LAX/Metro Transit Center will officially open to the public, …

Whether you happened to get there super early, have an ultra-long layover, or are “stranded” until whatever is wrong can be fixed, being stuck at an airport is not a …

Sometimes there’s travel news that happens and you’ll see all the travel bloggers write about it. To be honest, my husband and I don’t even try to write about those …

When it comes to tourism, Key West is no slouch. Between plane, cruise ships, ferries and cars, it averages between 4 and 5 million visitors per year, which is pretty …

For years, New York City has flirted with the idea of connecting LaGuardia Airport to the city’s rail and subway system. But after decades of false starts and flawed proposals, …

When suitcases are coming around the baggage carousel, passengers cram shoulder to shoulder, hoping to see their bags quickly and easily, so they can grab them and “get outta there.” …

I’ve always loved quirky travel tidbits. Stuff that you may not have ever thought of or heard about. It could be learning what Disney Rash is, or why planes don’t …