Jamie Watson+FollowSolo Travel Spots You’ll Actually LoveEver thought about taking a trip by yourself? It’s honestly life-changing! From my own adventure running the Prague Half Marathon solo (yes, I was nervous!), I learned that planning ahead and trusting your gut makes all the difference. If you’re new to solo travel, check out places like Iceland, Japan, Portugal, or New Zealand—they’re safe, easy to get around, and packed with cool things to do. Bonus: solo travel = total freedom! #Travel #SoloTravel #TravelTips10Share
Robin Long+FollowPlane Seat Kickers: What Can You Actually Do?Ever had someone kick your seat nonstop on a flight and the crew just shrugs it off? Turns out, unless it’s a safety issue, airlines expect you to just deal. If polite hints don’t work, ask the flight attendant to directly instruct the kicker. But don’t expect miracles mid-flight—your best shot at compensation or action is filing a detailed complaint after you land. Air travel: where comfort isn’t always a priority! #News #AirTravelProblems #TravelTips00Share
Justin Dixon+FollowThe Truth About Carnival’s ‘Upgrade Fairy’Ever heard of Carnival’s mysterious ‘upgrade fairy’ who magically bumps you to a balcony room? Turns out, free upgrades are super rare these days—most offers come with a fee, not fairy dust. With cruises selling out faster than ever, don’t bank on a complimentary upgrade. If you’re hoping for a better room, reach out to guest services or your travel agent, but keep those expectations realistic! #Travel #CarnivalCruise #TravelTips10Share
Robin Long+FollowBathroom Drama Abroad? Rick Steves Has YouTraveling in Europe and worried about a surprise bathroom emergency? Rick Steves says, don’t stress—Europe’s food is usually safe, but if you do get the runs (or get, um, blocked up), just roll with it. His go-to tips: stick to bland foods, hydrate like crazy, and don’t panic. Prevention is key—wash your hands, scope out clean restaurants, and keep hand sanitizer handy. Trust, you’ll be back to croissants in no time! #News #TravelTips #RickSteves00Share
Alexander Thomas+FollowAmerican Airlines’ Sneaky Baggage Fee HikeJust when you thought you’d found a travel hack, American Airlines quietly ditched their cheaper checked bag fee for short international flights. Now, you’ll pay $40 for your first checked bag to places like Mexico or Canada—same as domestic. It’s only a $5 bump, but for families or groups, that adds up fast! The only way to save? Prepay for your bag online and you’ll still snag a $5 discount. Otherwise, those extra fees are here to stay. #Travel #AmericanAirlines #TravelTips10Share
Kelly Mack+FollowNational Park Fees Are About to SkyrocketPlanning a trip to a US national park? Heads up: starting in 2026, non-residents will have to cough up $250 for an annual pass (it used to be $80!). US residents need a valid ID to get the lower price at 11 major parks, or you’ll be charged as a foreign visitor. Foreigners can still pay per visit, but there’s a $100 surcharge. Some parks are still free, but double-check before you go! #Travel #NationalParks #TravelTips01Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowTurbulence Drama: Why You Should Buckle UpCoffee break PSA: Two people on a British Airways flight from LA to London broke their ankles when the plane hit wild turbulence—one was asleep and missed the seatbelt sign! Even though the crew prepped for bumps, a sudden jolt sent folks flying. The real-life lesson? Always buckle up, even if the sky looks clear. With climate change making turbulence more common, it’s a smart move for your next trip. Stay safe and keep those seatbelts clicked! #Business #Industry #TravelTips00Share
mfigueroa+FollowMel Robbins’ Flight Anxiety HackEver get freaked out on flights? Mel Robbins swears by this mental trick: picture something awesome you’ll do after you land—like that first gelato in Venice or hugging your dog. The more detailed, the better! It gives your brain something happy to focus on instead of spiraling into panic mode. It won’t erase anxiety, but it can make it way less intense. Anyone else trying this next time they fly? #Health #MentalHealth #TravelTips00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowWhy the FAA Is Shopping for Radar on eBayDid you know the folks keeping your flights safe have been relying on radar tech so old, they sometimes hunt for spare parts on eBay? The FAA is finally swapping out 612 ancient radar systems—think floppy disks and copper wires—for new ones by 2028. This means fewer flight delays and less airport chaos for travelers. It’s a long-overdue tech upgrade that should make your next trip a little smoother (and less vintage). #Business #TravelTips #Aviation00Share
Robin Long+FollowLondon’s Busiest Night Isn’t What You Think!Plot twist: If you’re planning a chill London trip, don’t expect Thursday to be a quiet night out! Since hybrid work took over, locals have turned Thursday into the new Friday—meaning pubs and hotspots are packed. Want a romantic dinner or crowd-free sightseeing? Aim for earlier in the week, or hit up the business districts on Friday when everyone’s WFH. Who knew? #News #LondonTravel #TravelTips00Share
