UK

I think the British Government just scammed me. Well, wait—that’s a bit harsh. It’ll make sense in a minute. Applying for a UK ETA Since we’re planning a trip where …

When my husband Joe and I travel, we sometimes like to visit museums – especially ones with exhibits or points of view we wouldn’t typically see. They’ve included: A museum …

The first time I ever went to England, back in the 90s, I almost got run over by a car. It was my own fault, of course. We had started …

Joe and I live in the United States, as do the vast, VAST majority of our readers (yes, we can tell). Therefore, a good portion of what we write about …

Joe and I have visited the British Isles a good half dozen or or more times. Regardless of where in the area we’ve gone, we always spend some time in …

In the past several years, many places around the world have begun charging what’s sometimes known as a “tourist tax.” It’s any revenue-generating measure targeted at tourists and is usually …

Regardless of its highs and lows, Twitter is still one of the most popular places for customers, guests, passengers, etc. to let companies know when something is wrong. Usually the …

In March of this year, we wrote about the first airport in the world to remove their “liquids” rule from carry-on baggage. It reportedly halved the time passengers spent going …

There’s been story after story about the sad state of flying in the United States in 2022. You’ve probably read a bunch of them. Thousands upon thousands of flights have …

Both Joe and I are from the U.S. Although we’ll cover travel topics that are of international interest at times, most of the stuff we write about is pretty U.S.-centric. …