How do you avoid the world’s most dangerous travel scam? Don’t fall for something “free”
Say the word “free,” and it’s enough to make even the most experienced travelers lose their marbles.
Say the word “free,” and it’s enough to make even the most experienced travelers lose their marbles.
If you travel, you probably already know that smartphone apps aren’t that smart. In fact, they’re sometimes buggy, sluggish and hard to use.
A “free” first-class upgrade is the Holy Grail of air travel. Sam did it with one of the most sought-after premium sections on the planet.
If it’s 2015, then why are hotel guests still doing something so ’90s, like paying extra for an Internet connection?