For years, travelers have joked that European hotel rooms are so small you can touch every wall without even getting out of bed. In London, Paris or Munich, it’s just …
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Airlines
Thanks to America’s Political Meltdown, One Airline Is Raking In the Profits
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegDepending on what side of the political fence you lean on, you may or may not think that the current state of the United States is a dumpster fire. And …
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Survey: Percent of Americans Who’ve Never Flown or Traveled Outside Their Birth State
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegWhen you travel frequently, whether for business or leisure, it can be easy to forget that not everyone is as fortunate. Can you believe that eleven percent of Americans have …
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You can love Spirit Airlines or loathe it — but for years, you at least knew what you were getting. Bare-bones flights, ultra-low fares, and plenty of surprise fees if …
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The 10 States With The Highest & Lowest Number of Passport Owners
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegTraveling is probably one of the best ways to “learn by experience.” And sure, as people who live in a large country like the United States, there’s plenty of travel …
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If you stay in a hotel room in the U.S. or many other countries of the world, you’ll sometimes find a “Hotel Bible” or sometimes more commonly known as a …
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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 …
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The Buc-ee’s road stop chain has something of a cult following – and I fully admit that I’m part of that cult LOL. Part gas station, part convenience store, part …
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Gauntlet thrown! Fodor’s is a publisher of travel guides and online tourism information. It was established by Hungarian Eugene Fodor in 1936 and was meant to be an improvement on …
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Airlines
Your In-Flight Screen Knows What You Watched Last Time. Creeped Out Yet?
by joehegby joehegOne of the newer trends in travel is personalization. Not too long ago, that might’ve meant an airline remembering you prefer a window seat or a hotel noting that you …