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How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep in Airports (and Get Away With It), According to an Expert (opens the original)
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If a bedroom is the optimal place for a good night’s sleep, an airport might be the polar opposite, even more so than airplanes. Airports can feel engineered specifically to keep you awake and in a constant state of frenetic anxiety. From the blindingly white lights to the sterile looking (and not exactly cozy) concourses, not to mention the robotic boarding calls every couple of minutes, airports aren’t even faintly conducive to sleep. Unfortunately, airports also happen to be a public space wh
What to Do if an Airline Loses Your Bag (opens the original)
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Part of why traveling is so stressful doesn’t have anything to do with the traveler themselves. Yeah, getting yourself to the airport on time, making it through security hassle-free, finding your gate, overpaying for food, and praying for no delays, can be anxiety-inducing. But even if you make it through all that, the biggest potential headache still awaits. Once you land at your destination you’re supposed to be home free, but instead, you’re faced with the nail-biting experience of waiting fo
How to Successfully Play the Standby Game for Cheap Last-Minute Flights (opens the original)
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Flying standby used to be like balancing your checkbook — it was a bit of a tedious pain, but the process was remarkably simple. You just showed up at the airport without a ticket a few hours in advance, put your name on the standby list with the gate agent, and if seats were available once all the ticketed passengers were checked in, you were issued a seat at a significant discount. Things change, however. Now flying standby is more like online banking. At first it looks like calculus, but once
The Case for Seeing a Country at Two Miles an Hour (opens the original)
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I don’t consider myself an outdoorsman, but I do consider myself an outsideman. There’s a difference. The outdoorsman treats a trail as a problem to be solved: elevation gained, miles logged, passing the descending hiker who tells you you’re almost there like you’re running the Boston Marathon and have a deadline to meet. The outsideman, on the other hand, just wants to be outside. He would like to see the coastline and relax under blue skies. He is not in a hurry. That’s me, and I’ve always shi
The Most Romantic Couples Massages in Las Vegas (opens the original)
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A trip to Las Vegas is typically associated with vice, not mental and physical wellness. In fact, those are probably the last two words that come to mind when you think of Sin City. Travelers to Vegas are usually there to drink, gamble, and dance the night away, and while these pastimes are undoubtedly fun, they’re not exactly relaxing. What you may not realize about Vegas, however, is that behind all the glitzy marquees and illuminated signs, Sin City is actually a great wellness destination. Y
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