Scooters and e-bikes are a menace to travelers. Here’s how to handle them.
Sarah Morris used to love riding an e-scooter. Until her accident.
Sarah Morris used to love riding an e-scooter. Until her accident.
When Ashley Hampton traveled to New Orleans recently, she worried about security.
I discovered the importance of having a good travel insurance agent on an icy slope in the Swiss Alps. My painful accident happened in a split second, but it took more than two years for me to learn my lesson.
With vacation season just around the corner, many travelers are asking themselves: Do I need travel insurance for my summer vacation?
Hackers. Thieves. Infectious diseases.
Those are the top security threats in 2025, according to experts.
Where’s the worst place to put your passport when you travel? Maybe in the seatback pocket on an overnight flight from Orlando to Paris. Which is exactly where my young son left his.
Barbara Glavish didn’t worry about keeping her belongings safe on a recent trip to Kuala Lumpur. That’s because she was carrying a slash-proof handbag, “so I could worry less about getting robbed,” she says.
A travel insurance app may be the last place you’d look when you’re concerned about safety. But for experienced travelers, it is becoming a first stop.
Safety is not necessarily at the top of Jackson Groves’ mind when he rents a car. He doesn’t wonder: Has the rental company properly maintained the car? Are there any recalls on the vehicle? Did they thoroughly clean and sanitize it?
Insects are coming for your next vacation.