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When will you know it’s OK to travel again? The answer to this question often degrades into an argument about who’s living in fear and who’s recklessly endangering others. There’s …

10% of the European Union’s economy is from tourism. That industry typically brings in about 360 million international travelers who spend roughly 150 billion euros every summer. However, due to …

When Sharon and I traveled to Austria, we flew from London and had a connection in Berlin before heading to Salzburg. I’ve been on international connecting flights before so I …

October 1, 2019: Following in the footsteps of the United States’ ESTA, Canada’s eTA and the upcoming ETIAS (Who can forget that one? It’s a visa! No it’s not!) for …

In recent years, you may have seen a “Please rate your travel experience” sign at airports you’ve visited, with a “smiley” system. Those little smileys (or sad faces) you tap …

We’ve made a choice to avoid flying on United Airlines. For our normal travels, it doesn’t cause much of a hardship as we don’t live at a United hub airport. …

Following in the footsteps of the United States’ ESTA, Canada’s eTA and the upcoming ETIAS (You remember that one, right? It’s a visa! No it’s not!) for the European countries …

U.S. citizens traveling to Europe will soon have to apply to enter several European countries. We had reported a while back that although no visa is currently needed for U.S. …

At Disney parks, Mickey Mouse is, understandably so, a big deal. After all, he’s the head honcho. The big cheese, if you will. So much so that the term “mouse” …

re: the title – there’s ALWAYS a catch, isn’t there? To celebrate Valentine’s Day (or rather, to allow others to celebrate Valentines Day), WOW Air is suggesting you, “ditch the …