International Travel

In the United States, we still technically have the right to opt out of the government collecting our biometric information. Whether it’s analyzing our face, eyeballs or fingerprints, right now …

I’ll admit it—I did almost zero research before flying to Aruba. We were excited for a last-minute trip and just focused on getting there. So it was a surprise when, …

We all know that we should make good life choices. We also all know that sometimes it doesn’t happen. Take getting a DUI, for example. Depending on where you live, …

When my husband and I travel overseas, one of my guilty pleasures is visiting supermarkets and grocery stores. Food is such a common thing for people worldwide, even if we …

Global Entry is a great way for Americans to re-enter the United States without having to stand in long lines. Part of the U.S. State Dep’t “Trusted Traveler” program, those …

Every country, of course, has its own rules that need to be followed. Case in point, you’ll be fined if you try to bring these foods from other countries into …

Depending on the country, the place you’re visiting may want to have an idea of who you are, and what you’ve been up to (mainly in terms of being a …

The Schengen Zone started as a project of 5 European countries, back in 1985. The five original participating nations, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, established enhanced mutual trust …

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has just placed new restrictions on flights from Mexico to the United States, citing ongoing concerns over how Mexico treats U.S. airlines and longstanding …

The U.S. has long been an aspirational destination for travelers around the world. Even people who’ve never left their home country seem to know about Times Square, the Yankees, and …