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Has Airbnb lost its appeal?
Personally, I’ve found that as Airbnb, the whimsical website you can use to to “belong anywhere,” has …
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How I Travel: Anthony Bourdain
Any traveler who lives to eat (or foodie who loves to travel) knows Anthony Bourdain. Host of a variety of food and travel …
TravelThe New York Times
Air Travelers Resisting the 'Incredible Shrinking Airline Seat'
It’s not news that airlines have been squeezing more — and smaller — seats into the backs of their planes. The question …
TravelEFF
TSA Plans to Use Face Recognition to Track Americans Through Airports
The “PreCheck” program is billed as a convenient service to allow U.S. travelers to “speed through …
TravelA Little Adrift
A Little Reckoning...On Transformative Travel Experiences and 9 Years of Travel
To call it sadness gives it too much weight. But happiness is too vibrant and concrete. I don’t feel identifiably happy …
Digital Nomad TravelThe Art of Non-Conformity
How Much Does It Cost to Visit Every Country in the World?
I’ve mentioned a few times that going to every country in the world wasn’t as expensive as most people initially …
Digital Nomad TravelAtlas Obscura
For as Much as We Know About the World, There Are Still Dark Spots on the Map
A new atlas aims to surprise.
TravelThe Washington Post
Why are flights so much cheaper in Europe than in the U.S.?
Whereas U.S. laws prohibit foreign airlines from operating domestic flights, the European Union’s division into 28 …
TravelDealing with mental fatigue and loneliness while solo traveling
For you experienced solo travelers, any tips on maintaining mental health? I feel as though I want to stay in my room for a …
Digital Nomad Travel1843
Passports for Cash: Citizens of anywhere
Globalisation has turned citizenship into a commodity. Matthew Valencia went shopping for a new passport and found bargains …
TravelThe Message
A need to walk
There is an art and history to walking and walking well. “To walk for hours on a clear night is the largest experience …
Life TravelMichal Špaček
Post a boarding pass on Facebook, get your account stolen
Holiday time is in full swing. When you want to brag about your final destination, be careful of what you post on Facebook …
TravelBBC
How flying seriously messes with your mind
There are many theories about why flying might leave passengers more vulnerable to crying – sadness at leaving loved ones, …
TravelMedium
Bad UX: How booking.com deceives clients
If you see that a hotel has just one room available on Booking, and you really want to stay there, just give them a call. …
TravelMental Floss
The Blind Traveler: How James Holman Felt His Way Around the World to Become History's Most Prolific Explorer
Holman was a hurricane of audacity, goodwill, and charm. He meandered into each foreign country with no itinerary, no grasp …
TravelBusiness Insider
A pilot explains what it really means when there's turbulence during a flight
Conditions might be annoying and uncomfortable, but the plane is not going to crash. Turbulence is an aggravating nuisance …
TravelThe New Yorker
How to Travel Like a Millionaire? Ask the Points Guy
The credit-card-rewards guru Brian Kelly insists that we’re in a “golden age” of travel. You just have to …
TravelThe Conversation
Thinking like an economist can make your next trip abroad cheaper
When faced with an ATM or credit card machine that asks if you want to convert to your home currency, I recommend you …
TravelThe New York Times
How to Pack a Suitcase
Here’s our shortcut to packing the right way: how to find the best suitcase, minimize your load, pack what you need on …
TravelThe Guardian
Air rage: why does flying make us so angry? Science says it's about class
Rise in acts of plane-related violence shed light on something bigger: modern air travel is a perfect example of a situation …
TravelTravel + Leisure
Why You Should Think Twice Before Ordering Coffee or Tea on a Plane
As NBC 5 noted, the water for tea and coffee comes from the tap, not from a bottle, while in flight. And that water could be …
TravelMonocle
Making sense of the world
Jan Chipchase is the founder of Studio D Radiodurans, a consultancy that’s perhaps like none other in the world. He and …
Podcast TravelThe New York Times
How Airline Workers Learn to Deal With You
“Working for an airline is almost like being in Scientology, because the language they use is one that people …
TravelThe Daily Beast
U.S. to Ban Laptops in All Cabins of Flights From Europe, Officials Say
Acting on fears that terrorists can build bombs into laptops, Homeland Security has decided to expand the ban it imposed on …
TravelJocelyn K. Glei
My Anti-Jet Lag Recipe
We think of jet lag as a sleep disorder. But it’s really a disorder of your body clock, or circadian rhythm, which …
TravelThe New York Times
How the Airlines Became Abusive Cartels
For air travel is far from a free market.
TravelThrillist
Tips for Traveling Alone: How Solo Travel Can Change Your Life
For the first time in my life, I love doing something that other people find nerve-racking and off-limits. People tell me …
TravelWhat has been your worst border crossing experience?
Obviously living this way involves an element of dishonesty at the border when travelling on a tourist visa, and I’m …
Digital Nomad TravelThrillist
Train Travel Tips & Life Hacks From Actual Railroad Riding Hobos
Cheapskate travelers will find no shortage of tips on how to travel on a budget: the best time of year to book flights, how …
TravelMoney
Flying to Europe Has Never Been Cheaper. Here's How to Get the Best Deals Now
Here’s why Europe flight prices have cratered—and why, if you haven’t started making your summertime travel …
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