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This Easy-To-Make Clothing Mistake Outs You As A Tourist In Italy - AOL (opens the original)
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American fashion and what is acceptable to wear can be more casual than other places in the world. While we might not look twice at someone in shorts and a crop top at the Empire State Building in Manhattan, that sort of ensemble doesn't fly in other countries. In some places, it might get you a few disparaging stares. In others, you might not be able to enter a building. This is true in Italy, where certain items of clothing will immediately mark you as a tourist. If you don't want to stand out
Flight Attendants Can't Stand This Seemingly Helpful Behavior During Boarding - AOL (opens the original)
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While incidents of unruly passengers are frequently in the news, you may have tried to be extra helpful to flight attendants to help counteract the bad behavior of others. You gather your trash before the cabin attendants get to your seat with the garbage bag. You try not to overuse the call button for non-emergencies. You may also try to move things in the overhead bins to help out, or make room for your own things without asking for assistance. However, that last seemingly helpful behavior is
This Flattering Flight Attendant Code Word Isn't As Good As It Sounds - AOL (opens the original)
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You may never actually see most of the jobs that flight attendants have to take care of beyond greeting you as you enter the plane and bringing refreshments. However, they are also responsible for things like the safety of passengers, first aid if needed, and even keeping an eye out for signs of human trafficking. Another thing you might not know is that they have code words to let each other know about any pressing situations on board. For instance, you may hear "Code Adam" if a child is missin
The Sneaky Ways Airlines Trick Passengers Into Paying Attention To The Safety Demonstration - AOL (opens the original)
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When you get on a plane, you're likely thinking about nothing more than getting to your seat, lifting your probably overpacked carry-on bag into the overhead bin, and keeping your fingers crossed that no one sits in your row's middle seat. Like many passengers, you may make the mistake of not paying attention to the safety demonstration. Even if you fly all the time, different planes may have different instructions, and keeping everything fresh in your mind can help in the rare event that there'
The Best Clothes-Rolling Method To Save Space In Your Suitcase While Packing - AOL (opens the original)
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If you're one of those packers who likes to bring an outfit for every occasion, you're going to love this tip. With checked bags often costing money, many of us try to get away with a carry-on bag for a week-long vacation. Room in that bag may be limited, but there are space-saving packing tricks that can keep you from having to shove that extra pair of pants into your backpack/personal item allowance. Perhaps you've heard about the technique in which you roll your clothes tightly into your suit
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