"Travel safety is about visibility. When your bag is above you, you can't see what bag is getting accessed when someone is opening that bin. But when it's across the aisle, you've got eyes on it the entire flight." With your bag across the aisle and in plain view you'll certainly have more peace of mind while flying, but if you're looking to upgrade your security measures even further,
As a food and travel writer, I sometimes feel like I'm playing a high-stakes game when visiting hotels. While many people go their whole lives not encountering bed bugs -and I have yet to myself-I live in fear because, thinking logically, if I am in hotels more often than the average person, doesn't that mean I also am putting myself at an increased level of risk?
A few years ago, I was in Paris with my parents when we had one of our worst travel experiences to date. On the metro to the airport, I noticed three men hovering suspiciously close to my dad, while one stood directly in front of me, blocking my view. Just before the next stop, I heard a clattering noise and some commotion near my dad, but couldn't see what was happening.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is forecasting a range of 13 to 19 total named storms. Of those, 6-10 are forecast to become hurricanes, including 3-5 major hurricanes.
James Eden, a 72-year-old British grandfather, described the dire situation after being stranded in Jerusalem, stating, 'They can't put on any planes because the airspace is shut.'
The DOH asks for support in reducing the potential for the spread of Zika virus, which is carried by mosquitoes. Vector control teams are responding and will continue operations in areas where the individuals spent time, including neighborhoods in Waialua/Haleʻiwa area on Oʻahu.
"Sometimes, the cruise lines don't want to report this information on the front end... which brings unfortunate attention to them, just as it would when we have airplane situations or the delays in airplanes that we're having now..."
Itâs fashionable, yet health-forward advice that an American Airlines flight attendant also offered travelers, saying, 'The more you cover the surface of your skin, the more protection for your largest organ.'