Alternatives to Traveling with Liquids
The TSA isn’t a fans of gels or liquids. And there are some alternatives to dealing with the hassle. Here are a few of Elizabeth’s favorites …
Safe & Secure Travel
Surfing Securely at Internet Cafes
Nothing ruins a holiday more than identity theft thanks to an unsecured WiFi connection. Check out these details on how to surf securely.
The Dangerous Combination Of Travel And Social Networking
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.
Be Prepared For Travel Emergencies Overseas
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 responses [...]
Traveling After A Disaster
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.
Security tips …
Everyone is rethinking what is and isn’t safe to take on a flight. Going with the flow is the path of least resistance. Here’s a few tips on how to endure it all.
Car Trip Safety
Traveling by car while on vacation is still the most popular way to travel in the U.S. Here’s a few tips on traveling safely on a road trip.
Keep safe while traveling by blending in.
From dressing appropriately to learning local customs, practicing the fine art of “blending in” can keep unsuspecting travelers safer.
Protecting your Identity while traveling
Travelers aren’t the only ones seeing the sights these days … Identity Theives are out there looking for unsuspecting tourists.
