Daily Travels

It may be one of the smaller continents, but what Europe lacks in size, it makes up for in style. Take a look at 20 of the most beautiful places in Europe.

The end of the school year is nearing, and if you are like me, you bought flights months ago for your summer travel. Now you can no longer delay planning what to do with your kids once you land.

Having done this a few times — and many more times for my clients — here is my hard-learned advice for traveling China with your family this summer.

While we can’t predict the next crisis, preparing for the worst and taking charge of our own personal security are essential steps.

Roam provides short-term apartments with a communal feel, for today’s digital work-from-anywhere nomad.

Even if you're an experienced traveler who prefers less crowded destinations, sites like the Eiffel Tower, Chichen Itza, and Petra are worth seeing.

Why can’t we go skiing in Austria, like everybody else? the writer’s wife asked. Instead, they were in Kashmir, where the powder’s thick, the crowds are thin and the territory is, well, disputed.

Travel can be eye-opening and life-changing. It can also be stressful. No matter how worldly or prepared you are, things are bound to go wrong. But if you learn about the traps people fall into when they travel, you may become a smarter traveler yourself.

Getting sick while traveling is not fun, but there's always a chance it might happen. Here is our guide to knowing what to do if you get sick while traveling and how to stay healthy before you leave.

When you’re traveling with your pet in hotels, there are several additional costs you need to consider. We've weighed your options here.

There’s just something about seeing the world. We lust for the wander. We thirst for adventure. Yet there’s so much that holds us back from striking out on the open road. Money, time, and a good travel companion are high on the list of excuses we use not to venture off into the unknown. The first two are hard to deny. We all have to work and time off is fleeting. Money, well, it’s always a struggle. But travel is now cheaper and, therefore, more accessible than ever before.

Let's just say it: Sticking to a budget while traveling is extremely difficult. Not only are flights and lodging pricey, but activity fees, cabs, and on-the-go meals can add up quickly. And don't even get us started on stuff like exchange rates and foreign transaction fees. But just because we're watching our bank accounts doesn't mean we're cool with missing out on seeing the world.

There are plenty of small strategies you can implement while traveling that will help save dough without ruining the fun and spontaneity of being in a new place. In some cases, it might even make your experience feel more authentic. We asked three bona fide travel experts — women whose passport stamps inspire serious FOMO — to share their strategies for saving money on everything from flights to food. Read on to hear what they had to say.

Planning ahead and packing the essentials can be the difference between a cherished memory and a complete meltdown. Make traveling with kids fun for the whole family with our favorite gear and travel tips.

The holidays are quickly approaching, which means scrambling to buy gifts, figuring out who to tip and how much, higher airline prices and millions of people hitting the road and the skies to visit family and friends.

If you’re getting stressed about the season, you may want to consider a whole new travel plan: leaving on the actual holiday, instead of on the days before. Not only can you save money, but some surprising perks might help you realize why you should travel on the holidays more often. It really could be the best thing for your sanity and your wallet – and might make you feel like you’re traveling like a millionaire, without the millionaire budget.

5 tips for navigating to the right choice for your trip

Just like the song about leaving your lover, there must be 50 ways to leave home and make money traveling

Poor air quality is a growing problem for travelers headed abroad. Here’s how to read up before you go, and protect yourself once you’re there.

Traveling is an amazing experience, but unfortunately, it's not one everyone feels is accessible to them. That's mainly because of the price that comes with jetting across the ocean. Even if you manage to find an amazing hotel rate or an itinerary that doesn't cost much, it's the airfare that usually gets you. Between expensive rates for even the most basic of tickets to the many hidden fees (like paying for your luggage, paying extra just to pick a seat, buying snacks or Wifi in-flight, and sometimes even transportation to and from the airport, just to name a few), it can feel overwhelming. Luckily, there is one popular way to make flying cheaper: rack up your airline miles.

We found that packing for a long trip was easy so long as you pack the right items that serve multiple purposes,

We are already several days into 2019, which means it’s time to start planning your next adventure. But, traveling this year doesn’t have to break the bank thanks to sites like Kayak.

Changing your approach to traveling can go a long way in making you happier and healthier in the New Year. Here are three ways to get the most out of your trips in 2019.

From standstill traffic to airport security lines that never seem to end, travel stress during the holidays is nothing to ho, ho, ho about.

You might be anxious about losing your luggage or making a connecting flight, but don’t let holiday travel become something you dread. With some planning, you can survive the traveling frenzy without feeling frantic.'

Here are five tips from travel experts to de-stress while traveling.

Give yourself an extra two hours to avoid lines at the airport.

Guests who order room service at the Hotel EMC2, an “art and science inspired” hotel in Chicago’s upscale Streeterville neighborhood, can as of last week have their items delivered by a pair of autonomous robots.

Regardless of where you travel, having the right information on hand at the right time really helps, and online applications is a great way to achieve exactly that. Knowing how to get around and what to see and do enables you to make the most of your time, ultimately ensuring that you go home with the best possible memories.

This is particularly the case when you travel somewhere really different, like India. The better prepared you are, the smoother your trip. Below please find a list of the top 10 travel applications that we believe will come in handy when travelling in India.

The holiday season has come upon us and probably quicker than anyone imagined. Aside from stuffing ourselves with delicious meals, opening up coveted gifts, and spending time with family, the holidays bring with it the peak travel season. And with that, comes stress and a lot of money spent - especially if you're traveling with a large family.

That doesn't mean, however, that there can't be ways for you to take the stress out of your plans. It doesn't matter if you're traveling with eight people or close to 20 this year, finding new ways to make the busiest, most stressful, and most dreaded time to travel is possible.

Here are 15 ways that my large family and I have made traveling during the holiday season easier.