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Things That Can Get You Booted From A Plane (And How to Avoid it)
When footage came out of an innocent passenger being dragged out in cuffs from a United Airlines flight, the entire traveling world got into an uproar. The man, who was reportedly calm before he was ejected and beaten, became a symbol of an increasingly worrisome trend in travel.
Riley Raul ReesePublished 7 years ago in WanderMost Luxurious Spas In America
Spas have long been a favorite destination of the rich and beautiful. Hollywood stars swear by them, models book appointments at them as an investment in their career, and major moguls use them as vacation getaways when they need to center themselves and regain their peace.
Riley Raul ReesePublished 7 years ago in WanderBest National Parks in the US
The United States National Park System is one of the largest preservation projects in the world, and houses some of the most fascinating locations in America. Some of these parks are basically wildlife preserves that are filled with rich ecosystems and endangered species. Others are famous historic locations that allow us to get a glimpse into America's past. Even more are a fine mix of both.
Ossiana TepfenhartPublished 7 years ago in WanderAmazing Locations For A Girls Only Trip
Having a girl's weekend is something that is simple in theory, but difficult to put into practice. Ideally, the place you guys go together will be one that is female-friendly, glamorous, and filled with fun things to do that make you feel awesome.
Rowan MarleyPublished 7 years ago in WanderWhat Can I Bring in My Carry-On?
Your carry-on is one of the most important and strategic parts of planning if you'll be sitting on a long flight. Packing your carry-on bag may be something you leave to the last-minute while traveling. While it may be tempting to focus only on your luggage, you should be sure to take the time to strategically plan what you'll be bringing along on your flight. Having the perfectly-packed carry-on luggage ensures you have all the essentials and entertainment you need to enjoy your travel, instead of just enduring it.
Annie KielyPublished 7 years ago in WanderA Cruise on Brand New Viking Sky
By John Roberts InTheLoopTravel.com Viking Ocean Cruises launched its first ship in 2015 and now has three vessels: Viking Sky, Viking Sea and Viking Star. Also, Viking Sun is coming in 2017, and the company says it hopes to eventually have 10 ships in its Viking Ocean Cruises fleet.
John RobertsPublished 7 years ago in WanderTraveling Earth
What I haven't traveled anywhere in 18 months. Wrapped up in work, bills, necessities and day to day shenanigans, life potentially eliminated a wise all vacation trip. Intelligence is expanded when there are global interactions, conversations had, various foods and settings are altered. Seeing the world in its many forms is a necessity for me before I leave this world. It's been a very long time that I have traveled anywhere. To add to it, I've never left the country. The time has truly come that I put away with my own personal travel ban. Before we are all stranded and not allowed to leave and respective homelands, there's a imperative need to put the wheels on the travel van. It's time that I get out and venture into different corners of the world. Visiting different parts of this great country that I haven't seen is always exciting. Still have never been to California nor New York. D.C was a joy last time I was there but that was during the teen years. Last all out vacation was Myrtle Beach back in 2015, first time visit. Being it was late in the year, the town was quite empty, beach was still little warm overall very fun time.
Joe RussellPublished 7 years ago in WanderQuotes About Travel and Exploration
Learning about the world around you is an activity that's best done by experience. This might be why so many people advocate traveling the world while you're young. If you want to get motivated to book a trip to Bombay, or if you just want to daydream about it, these quotes have you covered.
Rowan MarleyPublished 7 years ago in WanderInterconnected
When the 21st Century is over and becomes another chapter in the history books, it will be known as the first truly interconnected, interdependent, and entangled era of human history. Compared to past eras, borders are more open, long-distance travel is commonplace due to modern aviation, and global commerce is more free than it ever has been. Globalization as a phenomenon has been made possible not just through open borders and advances in aviation but also due to the wonders of the Internet.
Beginner's Guide to Hostels
Hostels are an intimidating concept to most beginner backpacks with only a guide book and dreams to keep them on the right path. It doesn't help when stereotypes about the place keep popping up. Some say homeless people linger under the beds. Others say that they are havens for alcoholics. And others, thanks to Eli Roth's infamous film Hostel, believe them to be murder havens where rich elites come to murder innocent teens.
Larry RomulusPublished 7 years ago in WanderHo Chi Minh to Hue and Hanoi: My Vietnam Diary
Over the Christmas 2016 holidays I took my first ever trip to Asia and visited my brother in his adopted homeland of Vietnam. I spent three weeks traveling a few cities, and kept a diary of what I got up to.
Rob LathamPublished 7 years ago in WanderA Detailed Guide to the Types of People You'll Meet While Traveling
Travel is a hobby for many of us, and like many other hobbies, it tends to attract certain people over others. The fact is that those who travel often have tendencies that make them easy to stereotype and pick out from a crowd. This is even more true when you yourself are a traveler, and are currently on a trip.
Rowan MarleyPublished 7 years ago in Wander