The gear makes sleeping on a plane a tiny bit comfier, but it will not make you look cool. Here's how four compared regardless.
If you're leaving from Newark, George Bush Intercontinental in Houston or Miami's international airport, bad news.
Three fitness experts share how they'd tackle jet lag, indulgent meals and when going to a gym isn't an option. For some routines, you don't need much space or any equipment.
The Great Wall of China is "frankly, borng" and more honest evaluations from disappointed travelers.
Washington Post video journalist Nicole Ellis backpacked around the world for two years. Two things she learned: Bringing snacks is a great conversation-starter, and coconut oil is clutch in various situations.
Face creams and sheet masks: Go for it! Sprays: No. Tweezing: A thousand times no. We're making calls, with aid from an etiquette teacher and a flight attendant.
The platform is a haven for deep dives, pet photos and everything in between. It's also a source for great tips. We scoured and found subreddits for packing secrets, credit-card rewards and more.
The airport is regarded as a parallel dimension, in which normal rules that govern humanity are cast aside. We sent a reporter to observe 12 hours of life inside.
After years of planning, Rome has finally implemented rules prohibiting people from sitting on major attractions, like the Spanish Steps. If visitors are looking for somewhere to relax or picnic, here's where to go instead.
A simple preference can trigger strong feelings from fellow travelers. We put emotions aside and weigh the options when it comes to your luggage.
Editing tools, what time of day to aim for, even specific models the experts endorse — if you choose to buy a separate camera for your vacation at all. (That's right: Phone photos got a big thumbs up.)
One general manager spills the secrets, from the details of his hotel's custom-designed mattress to choosing to spend millions on laundry. You can also take out the legwork and buy the mattress one high-end hotel brand sells.
The across-the-board suggestion from our experts: a quality neck pillow. After that, some advanced hacks include compression socks and glasses that block blue light.
You might have guessed Google Maps (for not only directions, but also itinerary spots), but Tinder, a VPN service and other apps could ease your journey in just a few screen taps.
If it’s considered holy or is risky to others, such as Sherpa guides at Everest who help amateurs, leave it be. There are other peaks across our planet to choose from.
By The Way's travel expert makes the etiquette call on mid-air scenarios when those precious, controversial inches are at stake.
Bite tablets promise to give you more room in your carry-on for sunscreen or hair gel. How do they taste?
They're billed as places that are havens from abuse. But how should you avoid those using sheer marketing? Here are red flags to note.
Procrastinators, rejoice! FedEx can renew it in a rush, with some hassles cut out — but it'll cost you.
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