Here’s What To Expect If You’re Flying During COVID-19

August 12, 2020 Laura Kiniry 3 minute read

Airports used to be like second homes to me. Now after nearly five months of being ground, they’re feeling more like foreign lands. Are new protocols making security lines even longer? Can I get my caffeine fix on-site?

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Rentalcars.com Offers Up to 40% Discount Through T-Mobile

July 14, 2020 Erica Ho 1 minute read

Tis the season to get in the f*cking car.

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The U.S. Airlines Blocking Middle Seats All Summer Long

June 15, 2020 Erica Ho Less than a minute to read

There’s a certain horror when you open the door and walk into a packed room, full of people. (Actually, this has always been a horror of mine. It is now compounded.)

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The New Parent’s Guide To Traveling With a Baby for the First Time

November 24, 2015 Kyle Stewart 7 minute read

To the surprise (and disappointment) of many other travelers, we have flown with our infant since she was eight weeks old. At 22 months, she has flown more than 100,000 miles to 15 countries on four continents—some of them several times—and (I will get hate mail for this) often in first and business class.

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Why the Hotel Can Be the Destination Itself

April 22, 2015 Karina Martinez-Carter 2 minute read

Sometimes, the hotel is the only place I want to see and be. I’m not talking about losing touch with the world in an overly indulgent all-inclusive, either, but being surrounded by art, architecture, culture, history and the best that a country can offer.