This Tokyo Airport Hotel Offers a Room With a Flight Simulator in It Japan is full of amazing and unique experiences, from the Gassho houses of Gifu Prefecture to the yatai of Fukuoka City (featured in Ian Livingston’s recent piece on Fukuoka Prefecture)…. Johnny Jet , October 10, 2019
It’s Now Easier to Travel Around Europe With a Eurail Pass A Eurail Pass is a great tool for anyone traveling around Europe, and especially for people with flexible itineraries. In short, a Eurail Pass is an all-in-one train ticket that… Johnny Jet , October 9, 2019
Look Into a City’s Convention Schedule Before Visiting Visiting a destination when a big convention or trade event is in town can mean a lot of bad things for a trip, like congestion at top sites, restaurants without… Johnny Jet , October 8, 2019
This Hotel Tip Started a Massive Twitter Thread Full of Travel Tips If you’ve spent a lot of nights in hotel rooms, you’ve probably experienced the frustration of window curtains that won’t fully close. Well, last Thursday a Twitter user named Rick… Johnny Jet , October 7, 2019
Ask About the Commission Fee Before Exchanging Currency Each Friday, we feature a reader-submitted tip as our Travel Tip of the Day. This week’s tip comes from reader Buzzy G. in Israel, who says: “When changing currency in… Johnny Jet , October 4, 2019
This Medical Tourism Booking Tool Makes It Easier to Travel for Medical Treatment Did you know that medical/dental tourism is a $439 billion global industry? And that it’s growing at a rate of 25% per year? Medical tourism, if you don’t know, involves… Johnny Jet , October 3, 2019
Video: How to Open a Bottle Without a Bottle Opener Have you ever needed to open a bottled beverage like beer or glass-bottle Coke and been without a bottle opener? At some point, whether traveling or at home, most people… Johnny Jet , October 3, 2019
This Is Your Last Chance to Visit a Beloved Museum in Washington, D.C. The Newseum, the beloved and interactive museum of news and journalism in Washington, D.C., announced yesterday that it will be closing at the end of the year. “After more than… Johnny Jet , October 2, 2019
Don’t Wait to Get a REAL ID Driver’s License In exactly one year, on October 1, 2020, a standard-issue driver’s license will no longer be accepted as ID at U.S. airports. To be able to board a domestic flight,… Johnny Jet , October 1, 2019
The Japan Airlines Seat Map Will Let You See Where Babies Are Sitting on the Plane When you fly, do you feel as though you’re always seated next to a crying baby? Japan Airlines sympathizes. Per CNN, the Japanese airline’s seat map now lets you see… Johnny Jet , September 30, 2019
Use Your Leftover Currency to Pay for Your Hotel Room Each Friday, we feature a reader-submitted tip as our Travel Tip of the Day. This week’s tip comes from reader Tom D., who tweeted his tip in response to this… Johnny Jet , September 27, 2019
How to Offset Your Carbon Emissions When You Fly Today is the second day of the U.N.’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Summit, a two-day portion of the 74th U.N. General Assembly. In Manhattan, the world’s leaders are discussing how… Ian Livingston , September 25, 2019
How to Track, Map & Share Your Travels With Only a Phone Do you like to map or track your travels for yourself or for your friends and family? Polarsteps automatically tracks your routes and places you’ve visited while you’re traveling and… Johnny Jet , September 25, 2019
These Are the Best Sunscreens for Kids Although summer is technically over in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s just about to begin on the planet’s other half. And these days, the sun seems to be stronger than it’s… Johnny Jet , September 25, 2019
What You Need to Know About the Thomas Cook Collapse The big travel news this weekend was the collapse of Thomas Cook, one of the world’s best-known travel operators. All future Thomas Cook Airlines flights and Thomas Cook travel bookings… Johnny Jet , September 23, 2019
