Andrea Sachs
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The worst airports if you have a connecting flight (opens the original)
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For Ramsey Qubein, London Heathrow is a missed connection he hopes to never meet again. After too many maddening transits, the Charlotte-based travel journalist, who logs about 400,000 miles per year, has soured on one of the worldâs most connected - and baffling - airports. âI have actively opted to avoid Heathrow due to the ridiculous secondary-security screening, having to wait for security to rummage through your personal items with the same dirty gloves they use for everyone elseâs th
Why you might want to get your next rental car from Costco (opens the original)
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Nikki Oeler discovered the best deals on rental cars in the same place she buys bulk toilet paper and rotisserie chicken. âI used to look at Expedia and the other platforms, but nothing beats Costco,â said Oeler, a Pittsburgh-based landscape architect and mother of a teen daughter. Costco, the global retailer with the membership-only hangars of household goods, is known for its bargains on products ranging from eggs to socks to hearing aids. Since launching Costco Travel in 2000, the company
âFeels like psychological tortureâ: What inspired these airportsâ one-star reviews (opens the original)
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At some airports, we canât get away fast enough. Though essentially transportation hubs, airports have more responsibilities than simply flying passengers in and out like cargo. They need to provide us with food and drinks, diversions such as shopping and play areas for kids, and basic necessities including clean bathrooms and functioning device-charging stations. The layout must be easy to navigate and not require an electrolyte infusion to walk from the security checkpoint to the gate. For a
Why you should never walk barefoot on a hotel carpet (opens the original)
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After 34 years of swiping dirty surfaces, a hotel inspector with AAA is unfazed by the results of her white-glove test. A white-stockings challenge, however, shocked her. While crawling around the floor of a hotel room, her tights turned a disturbing shade of ick. âI kept getting on my knees to look under the bed and under things and, at the end of the inspection, I had brown circles on my white pantyhose,â said the Virginia-based inspector, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he
Avoid these 8 foreign currency mistakes to save money when traveling (opens the original)
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As a longtime digital nomad, Nora Dunn has lost a lot of money in the currency exchange game. âI have probably made every mistake in the book along the way,â said Dunn, who shares travel tips and tricks on her The Professional Hobo site and YouTube channel. Making unwise foreign currency choices can happen to even the most experienced traveler. Dunn, who is based in Toronto, has been working and living abroad since 2006. One of her most costly mistakes occurred on the Caribbean island of Gre
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