Christina Davis+FollowWhy Ryanair Wants You to Ditch Jeans on FlightsNext time you’re packing for a Ryanair flight, you might want to leave your jeans at home. The airline’s TikTok sparked a debate by asking travelers to stop wearing jeans on board, claiming they’re just not comfy for those cramped, budget-friendly seats. Some folks swear by leggings or sweats for long hauls, while others say jeans are a must to save space in their bags. Comfort vs. carry-on space—what’s your go-to? #Business #TravelHacks #Ryanair10Share
Arthur Booker+FollowAirline Showdown: Chicago Gets More Flight OptionsGrab your coffee—here’s the latest airline drama! American Airlines just dropped five new routes out of Chicago and LA, right after United’s CEO threw some shade about competition in Chicago. The real win? More flights mean more choices and (hopefully) cheaper fares for travelers. So if you’re planning a trip, keep an eye out for new deals from both airlines as they battle for your boarding pass! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks00Share
margaret39+FollowCrunch Fitness CEO’s Travel Fitness HacksEver wondered how a fitness CEO stays in shape while constantly on the go? Jim Rowley, Crunch Fitness boss and former Marine, swears by a morning protein shake, midday Pilates, and always having a real desk to work from (no bed emails allowed!). He’s ditched ego-lifting for smarter workouts and winds down with crime dramas and walks. Turns out, even gym execs have their non-negotiables for staying fit and sane on the road! #Fitness #FitnessRoutine #TravelHacks00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowDreamliners: Your Next Flight Upgrade?Ethiopian Airlines just went big and ordered nine more Boeing 787 Dreamliners. Why should you care? More Dreamliners mean comfier, quieter, and more fuel-efficient flights if you’re traveling to or through Africa, Europe, or Asia. This move keeps Ethiopian Airlines ahead in the game, so your next long-haul trip might feel a lot less like a red-eye nightmare and more like a dream. Keep an eye out for those new jets! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks00Share
ashley89+FollowDisney World’s Secret Off-Peak Days Revealed!Plotting a Disney World trip in 2026? Here’s the inside scoop: If you want shorter lines and cheaper tickets, aim for midweek visits—especially in January, September, October, or early November. Avoid holidays and weekends like the plague! Each park has its own sweet spot (think: Epcot on Wednesdays, Magic Kingdom on Sundays). Plan smart, save cash, and skip the crowds. Who knew Disney could be this chill? #Travel #DisneyWorld2026 #TravelHacks00Share
Robin Long+FollowThis Airport Hack Slashed My Flight in Half!Who knew picking a different airport could save you so much? Swapping your go-to big airport for a smaller, nearby one can literally cut your ticket price by up to 50%. Plus, you dodge the crowds and long security lines. Just check for extra travel costs to get there, but it’s wild how much you can save. Next time you book, hit that ‘nearby airports’ button and thank me later! #News #TravelHacks #CheapFlights00Share
dylan15+FollowDisney on a Budget? Here’s the Secret!Disney World doesn’t have to break the bank—if you pick your dates right! According to Undercover Tourist, the cheapest days to visit in 2026 are late August and early September, when crowds are low and prices drop. Avoid spring break, holidays, and race weekends if you want to save big. Just double-check the weather and park hours—some rides might be closed during these off-peak times! #Travel #DisneyWorld #TravelHacks00Share
Dr. Michael Henson+FollowCostco Travel: Hidden Vacation Hack?Did you know Costco has its own travel service? I did a deep dive and, honestly, the deals are pretty wild. You can book flights, hotels, cruises, and more—sometimes for way less than other sites. Perks like Costco gift cards, free upgrades, and late checkouts sweeten the deal. Downsides? Less flexibility and you might miss out on hotel points. Still, if you love easy savings and don’t need a super-custom trip, it’s worth checking out! #Travel #CostcoTravel #TravelHacks00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowAirline Drama: When Your Flight Plans StallHeads up if you’re flying Aer Lingus from Manchester to the US—your trip might be up in the air. The airline is thinking about shutting down its Manchester base, but isn’t letting passengers switch to Virgin Atlantic, even though it’s the obvious backup. So, if your dream nonstop to Orlando turns into a layover marathon, know your rights: you might be owed a seat on another airline. Always check before you rebook! #Business #Industry #travelhacks00Share
Linda Price+FollowTravel Insurance: Don’t Let Tiny Mistakes Cost You BigEver thought travel insurance had your back, only to find out one small slip-up can void your whole claim? Airlines have quietly changed rules, making it easier to lose coverage if you miss a flight or rebook yourself without the right paperwork. The trick: always cancel or change your ticket before departure, get written proof of any delays, and double-check your name matches your ID. A little prep saves a lot of money—and headaches—down the line! #Business #TravelHacks #MoneyTips00Share
