Real Ani'Flying feels different': Here's how air travel has changed recentlyverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Christopher ElliottIf you haven't flown in a while, fasten your seat belts. I've got good news – and bad news. You've probably already heard the bad news because it travels faster than the speed of sound. Airfares are up. So are luggage fees. And we seem to have a problem with in-flight violence again. But there's more …
Real AniUnited to Allow Friends and Family to Share and Pool Miles to Book Flightsverified_publisherTravel + Leisure - Alison FoxThe airline will allow groups of up to five MileagePlus members to share and redeem their miles through one linked account. United Airlines is now allowing travelers to pool their airline miles to purchase flights. The new feature, United told Travel + Leisure, will allow groups of up to five …
Real AniI've been to 35 all-inclusive resorts. Here are 10 mistakes I always see first-timers make.verified_publisherBusiness Insider - Kelly MagyaricsVacationing at an all-inclusive resort is very appealing for many travelers — and with good reason. Being able to budget before you arrive and not having to worry about toting around cash or credit cards can alleviate a lot of travel headaches. As a travel writer, I've been to dozens of all-inclusive …
Real AniSick of Airbnb? Here Are 11 Alternative Rental Platforms You Should Try Insteadfodors.com - James WongFrom farm stays to glamping, we explore all the other rental platforms on the market. Done with Airbnb? You’re not alone. Horror stories are surfacing …
Real AniPortugal just killed the most popular ‘golden visa’ in Europe. Here’s where wealthy Americans are flocking insteadverified_publisherFortune - Alicia AdamczykFor wealthy Americans looking for an expat lifestyle, Portugal—with its pristine beaches, low cost of living, and easy access to the U.S.—has long …
Real AniHow to Pack for a Two-Week Trip With One Small Suitcaseverified_publisherThe New York Times - John WoganExpert advice from professional travelers on what to bring and where to put it. Ask any frequent traveler their rules for a trip, and you’ll likely hear the same advice: Never check a bag. Carry-on only. But fitting everything you need, especially for a longer stay, into one small suitcase and one …
