People are getting out there and seeing the world. According to the World Tourism Organization, there were more than 1.4 billion international tourist arrivals last year. That’s great, but it also puts a big strain on local infrastructure and the environment. It’s one thing to invite someone over and quite
Texas surprised me. While I expected BBQ ribs, cowboy hats, and mechanical bulls (and found world-class choices by the fistfuls), the magic of “The Lone Star” state for me was discovering it’s softer, Bohemian side. Sprawling art museums, artisanal cocktails, and restaurants that cater to vegetarian and paleo lifestyle choices
Anyone who’s been bumped from a flight will likely recall a short-term nightmare that followed. The good news that starting this summer you could at least be paid for your nightmare. Beginning on July 15th, airlines will be required to compensate passengers up to $2,400 if they are bumped for reasons
The Incan citadel of Machu Pichu, built in 1450–1460, is a bona fide Wonder of the World. It only makes sense, then, that we do everything we can to pillage all traces of its existence more than half a millennium later. We’ve been doing a great job already, of course.
Flying is objectively a decent-at-best experience. It is worsened, of course, by the prospect of a layover – a.ka. flying twice. Now, it must be said that not all layovers are created equal. Some can even be quite alright. As Bayut.com recently discovered after surveying travellers who’ve had a layover between international flights
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