by Charlie Leocha | Jul 30, 2026
Cell phones are a part of international travel. There is no reason to face a major hit in your wallet. Travelers United has already warned you how to control roaming data charges. That article has much of the information in this article, but more. Here is some...
by Christopher Elliott | Jul 29, 2026
Matt Murray wants to know if he should still take photos of his rental car before he drives it off the lot. The answer is complicated. The question came up when he rented an Audi A4 in Tampa recently. “The car rental company had at least four cameras recording...
by Janice Hough | Jul 28, 2026
Is a “guaranteed late arrival” always guaranteed? Always check. Years ago, many hotels would accept reservations without a credit card, but only hold the rooms until, say, 4 or 6 p.m. A credit card guaranteed late arrival, but also meant travelers that...
by Ned S. Levi | Jul 27, 2026
It took 4 norovirus outbreak cruises on the National Geographic Sea Bird within about 2 months for the CDC to halt the ship’s sailings so it could be fully sanitized to make it safe for passengers. In late May, the National Geographic Sea Bird, run by Lindblad...
by Charlie Leocha | Jul 24, 2026
Travel privacy affects every traveler. When I talk about travel privacy, most travelers look at me blankly. I get the “What-me-worry?” stare. But travel records reveal a lot about travelers, and privacy rules and regulations are few and far between....
by Charlie Leocha | Jul 17, 2026
Uncle Sam wants you to dress better and improve flying behavior. Is there a connection? The Department of Transportation (DOT) started a campaign regarding “The Golden Age of Travel Starts with You.” This DOT effort aims to encourage passengers to dress...
