Those who are travel and live their life on social networks, it may come as a surprise to arrive at home and find their house robbed. Such are the perils of using Facebook and Twitter. Social Networking expert Jen Leo explains the potential pitfalls of telling the world you’re not home.
We’ve gathered some tips from experts in the field of survival and from our own experience. What to do in an earthquake depends on circumstances since each differs but there are some things to do to increase your chances of personal calamity.
Award winning photographer Mark Boster has been chronicling the news and the world in photographs for the LA Times since 1983. He will be at the Los Angeles Times Travel Show later this month to share his expertise and experiences with all who come by. But he joins us here on Traveling with a preview [...]
With the continuing political upheaval taking place overseas, it’s more important than ever to be prepared to deal with travel emergencies. Here are some possible steps to take. Each and every emergency situation is different and possibly changing by the day — along with who the official authorities are. You will need creative and thoughtful [...]
Tech expert James DeRuvo joins us again to talk about improving your travel photography and what happens when you have no access to the Internet in the country you’re traveling to.
Executive editor of Smarter Travel, Anne Banas, joins us with tips on traveling to Europe.
When disaster strikes, does tourism dry up? Lonely Planet’s Paul Klamer joins us to talk about the impact of disaster on Haiti’s tourism based economy.
Trip Advisor shows interesting British habits when it comes to tipping service.
When it comes to the Star ratings at hotels, restaurants and cruise lines, their meaning is in the eye of the beholder. But there are some guides to get past the hype.
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