Have travelers become their own worst enemy?
The coconut smoothie test is hardly a scientific way of determining if you’re a savvy traveler. But it’s highly effective.
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Love is in the air: The most annoying things couples do when they travel (and what to do about them)
Of all the annoying things couples do when they travel, the coerced seat swap may be the worst.
Kirstyn Allen saw it on a recent flight from Atlanta to the Caribbean island of St. Maarten. Two newlyweds boarded the plane after her and pressured another passenger to surrender her assigned seat so they could be together.
Don’t commit these social blunders on your next hotel stay
What’s the worst thing you’ve seen someone do at a hotel? For Lynne Goldberg, it’s the check-in bully.
Noisy electronics on planes are becoming a big problem. Here’s what to do about it.
On a recent flight from San Francisco to New York, Luca Dal Zotto found himself sitting next to a noisy airline passenger.
What should you do if you’re not welcome on vacation?
Chloe Bennet says she felt unwelcome when she visited Venice recently. And she had a decision to make.
Why are travelers making such a mess this summer?
Sharmistha Das says she didn’t trash her Lyft. But her driver claims she dragged her bicycle helmet along the side of his door, leaving several long scuff marks.
Angry air travelers are lashing out at each other. Here’s what to do.
Is it my imagination, or are air travelers getting angrier at each other this summer?
These tourists don’t want anyone to know they’re American. Here’s why.
Shirley Barchi doesn’t want anyone to know she’s American when she travels abroad.
Warning: American tourists are being profiled. Don’t be one of them!
If it feels like you have a target on your back when you’re traveling, you might be right. Tourists are being profiled like never before.
Free-range kids are becoming a problem at the airport. What’s the solution?
Have you noticed all the kids at the airport lately?
Not so long ago, you could only find them at the terminal playground areas or the gates, where their parents kept a watchful eye on them. But no longer.