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Backpacking with Bitcoin
When James Grant and Thomas Hezlett stepped off their London flight into the United States last summer, they had three …
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BuzzFeed
The Myth Of Traveling Light
Packing the bare minimum has always made leaving and coming back seem easier. But the older I get, the more I feel the weight …
TravelLos Angeles Times
Boarding an airplane is such a pain in the neck. Can the process be fixed?
Don’t you think it is strange that airplanes are still designed to be boarded from the front? And that airlines board …
TravelTravel Stack Exchange
OK we're all adults here, so really, how on earth should I use a squat toilet?
OK so for anyone that’s travelled beyond North America and Western Europe you know what I’m talking …
TravelWIRED
How Planes Land in Crazy Crosswinds
When the weather gets rough, pilots call on years of training, and hope to have just a bit of fun.
TravelPersonal Growth
Travel Is No Cure for the Mind
We tend to grossly overestimate the pleasure brought forth by new experiences and underestimate the power of finding meaning …
Life TravelTown & Country Magazine
Here's What It's Like to Fly in the Ultimate First Class Cabin
To dream of flying is one thing. But to dream while flying is rare. Dreaming requires a blissful letting go. How do you do …
TravelQuartz
A guide to credit card and airline points for complete and total beginners
But here’s the thing: If you already have a credit card, are generally responsible about paying it off each month, and …
TravelOur Data Our Selves
Booking Flights: Our Data Flies with Us
What’s in a PNR? Our Passenger Name Records (PNRs) are commonly displayed as six-digit codes, but they are actually …
TravelfreeCodeCamp
Airline websites don't care about your privacy: a case study on Emirates.com
For a layman, when you book your flight through Emirates, Domestic or International, there are approximately 300 data points …
TravelInc.
Airlines' Latest Sneaky Trick: Charging Passengers According to Who They Are, Not Where They're Flying
The idea is to use tech that personally identifies everyone who comes to an airline’s site. How much they make. Whether …
TravelAtlas Obscura
Decoding the Design of In-Flight Seat Belts
What is the deal with this seat belt? It is not like other seat belts. It is a lap belt only, in two pieces, secured by an …
TravelWhy is Chiang Mai so popular?
I don’t get it. Please explain it to me. Did all these blogs trying to sell people on Chiang Mai have some an effect? …
Digital Nomad TravelCNBC
Citing fire risk, smart luggage with lithium batteries are facing new travel restrictions
Starting Monday, many airlines around the world begin enforcing a new rule that forbids passengers from checking or carrying …
TravelThe Independent
Airline safety: 2017 was safest year in history for passengers around world, research shows
In a year when more people flew to more places than ever, 2017 was the safest on record for airline passengers.
TravelSlate Magazine
Terminal
This is a story about how the airport became the setting for the Great American Freakout. Once an icon of progress, then …
Life TravelQuartz
How to be a better traveler in 2018-without using the Internet
As we look forward to 2018, we asked some travers we admire for just one tip on how to be a better traveler in the year …
TravelQuora
What are the best airport tips?
For international travel always take adapters for the power outlets. Have ebooks/books/offline stuff to read/do. Bring more …
TravelThe Points Guy
Jetiquette: Who Gets the Middle Seat Armrests?
The right to armrest use is an all-too-common dilemma today, as seat sizes slim and cabin configurations grow dense, and …
TravelVice
I Made My Shed the Top Rated Restaurant On TripAdvisor
Once upon a time, long before I began selling my face by the acre for features on VICE dot com, I worked other jobs. There …
TravelForbes
U.S. Carriers Move To Ban Smart Luggage
Major U.S. carriers are moving to ban smart luggage from all aircraft. On Friday, American Airlines announced that “as …
TravelQuartz
Has Airbnb lost its appeal?
Personally, I’ve found that as Airbnb, the whimsical website you can use to to “belong anywhere,” has …
TravelBootsnAll
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 Travel