
Travel hacks to make post-Covid trips seamless
I guarantee a few tips will surprise you

I guarantee a few tips will surprise you

Cathay Pacific may have lost some of its prestige to luxury carriers from the Middle East, but it hasn’t lost its touch.

Every trip to Mainland China seems to uncover new ways of government control. The latest forces travelers to submit their passports to get a personalized password to use free WiFi at the airport.
Miami has spent years working on it to no avail.

A rip-roarin’ good time in the heart of the American South.

It seems America has already become a lot less welcoming of strangers.

It’s time to leave London for the long (very long) journey back to Canada.

It’s time to swing by Warsaw’s quaint breakfast market before taking off for Heathrow.

You can catch up by Reading Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 first. I spent Wednesday night in Hong Kong, throwing items into my luggage, making sure I had all my cables and chargers

To catch up, you can read Part 1 and Part 2 first. Okay, I couldn’t wait until I was already in the air — I had to do one more update prior to taking off.

I love traveling. Yes, TSA lineups and impatient airport staff and long queues and passengers bumping into you with their luggage and screaming toddlers are no fun. But if you look past that, there is

I’ve managed, somehow, to stay alive and tell the tale.
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