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- Sep 10, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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TSAâs New PreCheck Perk Brings Back Rom-Com-Worthy Hellos and Goodbyes (opens the original)
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TSAâs newest PreCheck perk is intended for people who arenât flying at all. Gateside by TSA PreCheck, which began rolling out this month at 13 US airports, allows eligible non-ticketed visitors to pass through security after receiving advance approval. That means they can accompany someone to a departure gate, meet an arriving traveler airside, visit a friend or relative during a layover, or access the restaurants and shops beyond the checkpoint. The program marks an expansion of an idea tha
Traveling to Europe This Year? You Wonât Need ETIASâYet (opens the original)
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If you're heading to Europe this fall, there's one thing you can leave off your pre-trip checklist: applying for ETIAS. The European Travel Information and Authorization System (better known as ETIAS), a long-planned entry requirement for visa-exempt visitors, was supposed to launch in the final quarter of 2026. As of July 2026, that timeline has disappeared from the EU's official ETIAS website, which now states that âETIAS is currently not in operationâ and that the EU will announce the new
How Americans Can Legally Spend More Than 6 Months in Europe Using the âSchengen ShuffleââNo Residency Visa Required (opens the original)
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For decades, travel journalist Shellie Bailey-Shah and her husband have fantasized about living in Europe. They nearly made the leap once before, when a job opportunity in Prague appeared to be their golden ticket to a permanent move. It fell through, but the idea lingered. "We never got over that," Bailey-Shah says. "We finally decided enough of watching House Hunters International every nightâit's time to be the person looking for the place to live." This year, the couple, along with their 6
How Americans Can Legally Spend More Than 6 Months in Europe Using the ‘Schengen Shuffle’—No Residency Visa Required (opens the original)
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Travel journalist Shellie Bailey-Shah plans on using the so-called Schengen shuffle to spend the next two years in Europe with her husband. Here's how to do it.
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