First Time Traveler Tips

What’s the Difference Between a Travel Charger and an Adapter

POSTED February 10th 2023 BY Travel Writer
The difference between a travel charger and an adapter is rooted in their function Do you know the difference between a travel charger and an adapter? Do you need both or just for your destination? Here’s a quick read to clarify what your need to stay power upped and connected when you’re away from home. Travel Chargers or Converter A travel charger is also known...
› Read More

Will Your ID be Valid for Your Next Flight?

POSTED February 10th 2023 BY Travel Writer
The Mandatory Deadline for Presenting a REAL ID-compliant license to TSA is Now May 5, 2025 Due to circumstances resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Homeland Security has extended the REAL ID enforcement deadline. The new deadline for REAL ID enforcement is now May 7, 2025.  The TSA will accept your driver’s license as an ID to fly now if it is a...
› Read More

Wrinkle Resist Shirt Folder

POSTED January 27th 2023 BY Travel Writer
Pack a shirt without wrinkles The travel shirt folder keeps dress shirts and casual shirts from scrunching up and wrinkling in your bag. A wrinkle resist shirt folder is a must-have travel accessory to help you pack a shirt without wrinkles. This shirt folder can keep up to 5 shirts wrinkle-free in your checked or carry-on luggage. It also keeps your shirts clean and minimizes...
› Read More

In 2023 US citizens must register with ETIAS to visit Europe

POSTED November 11th 2022 BY Travel Writer
Starting in November 2023 US citizens will need to register to visit the 26 European countries that make up the Schengen Area countries which include some of the most popular destination countries of  Spain, France, Italy and Germany. This is a security screening of travelers prior to travel and entering European countries. Once you get your clearance from the European Travel Information and Authorization System...
› Read More

3 Rules to Save on Airfare

POSTED November 10th 2021 BY Travel Writer
Holidays are stressful enough without having to overpay for airfare. Follow these three rules to save money on airfare. These are the top three savings tips from frequent flyers and industry experts. 1. Rethink Your Travel Dates and or Times The holidays themselves or their eves are usually the cheapest days to fly.  At first, it may not be appealing but overpaying and facing delays...
› Read More

Pickpocket Proof Clothing

POSTED October 19th 2021 BY Travel Writer
Travelers are targets for savvy pickpockets and thieves. Tourist season is their busy season That’s why you need to pack pickpocket-proof clothing for travel. Now your clothing can function as what separates you from a pickpocket. Scarves, pants, shirts, socks, and underwear now have discreet and hidden pockets designed to hold valuables close and secure.  These clever travel clothes make great bon voyage gifts too....
› Read More

Top Carry-On Essentials For Short and Long Flights

POSTED September 25th 2021 BY Travel Writer
Whether you’re on board for 1 hour or 12 hours, You need to be comfortable. Carry on these essentials to make the flight as pleasant as possible. We’ve pulled together a list of the top essential items proven to make your flight a smooth and pleasant experience. Start the Right Carry-On Bag for Your Flight Start planning for your flight by selecting an antitheft convertible carry-on...
› Read More

Can You Fly If Your Driver’s License or ID Card Was Lost or Stolen?

POSTED July 28th 2021 BY Beth Williams
 The short answer to “Can You Fly If Your Driver’s License or ID Card Was Lost or Stolen” is yes, but read on. It’s a panic moment, you’re leaving for the airport and you can’t find a government photo ID like a driver’s license, passport, or military ID. It is lost or stolen. The good news is that if you’re 18 years of age or...
› Read More