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travel mistakes
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Needless to say, Mozart sounds a little different when techno beats are shaking your seat. That’s how we ended up spending one of our nights in Vienna. What we thought …
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Airlines
Buyer’s Remorse After Buying Frontier’s “Unlimited Flights” Pass
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegFrontier’s “all-you-can-fly” pass sounded like a dream when it launched. But for many travelers who bought it, the reality has been…a lot more complicated. Now that Spirit Airlines is gone …
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Travel
What No One Tells You About Visiting Germany (Until You’re There)
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegA two-week trip to Germany revealed plenty of surprises—some practical, some cultural, and a few guidebooks never seem to mention. My husband and I just got home from a two-week …
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Lounges
Sorry, You Can’t Sit With Us: 7 Lounge Access Mistakes That Get Travelers Turned Away
by joehegby joehegLounge access is one of the best travel perks out there—but it can also be one of the most confusing. I’ve spent time in lounges around the world and overheard …
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Funny Stuff
Pack Your Toothbrush Carefully When You Travel—Here’s Why
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegI learned the hard way that how you pack your toothbrush really does matter. When you’re packing to travel, there are some things you can pretty much just throw into …
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Food & Beverage
7 Signs You’ve Walked Into a Tourist Trap Restaurant
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegFrom massive menus to over-eager hosts, here’s how to spot a tourist trap before it ruins your meal. No matter where you travel, you’ve got to eat. And in tourist-heavy …
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Travel
Malicious Compliance: When a Boss’s “Lowest Fare” Rule Backfired Spectacularly
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen a higher-up demands the “lowest possible fare, lowest possible rate” as a cost-cutting measure, it’s supposed to apply to everyone—including the person who made the rule. A Reddit user …
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Walk into a British pub, head up to the bar…and try to figure out who’s next. There’s no line. No sign. No system you can see. And yet somehow, everyone …
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Airlines
A Small Name Error Cost Him $6,000 On A Flight—Then The Airline Changed Its Mind
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegA small typo on a plane ticket doesn’t seem like a big deal—until it suddenly costs thousands of dollars. Some airline rules are important for obvious reasons, such as not …