Travel Tips

Whether you're looking to move to America, or are just visiting on holiday from another country—some of these culture shocks are seismic for non-Americans looking to move to America.

Flight attendants love to help make traveling more comfortable for their passengers, but there’s one disgusting habit they’d wish people would curb.

Next time you're traveling to Europe, rather than sticking with the trusted fast food chains you know and love at home, try these European fast food chains for a taste of something different!

From towering dunes to mountainous trails and canyons, America’s diverse landscape offers nearly every terrain out there—and they’re waiting for you and your 4x4.

Using multiple data sources and a variety of metrics—from distance to amenities to block length and intersection density—the Walk Score rating claims to provide an accurate portrait of a location's walkability. These are the 50 cities in the United States and Canada with the highest Walk Scores.

Whether you're simply passing through town on your way across America, or are taking an extended weekend vacation to your favorite backpacking destination, backpacker hostels will likely be a cheaper option for you when traveling than staying in a hotel. These are some of the best backpacker hostels in America.

America is teeming with stunning camping spots. With over sixty national parks and literally thousands of state parks, there is no shortage of natural adventure in the United States. Here’s 24 of the best places to camp in the fall.

The United States is a vast country with various cultures and traditions. But for the most part, we have a way of doing things that non-Americans apparently find offensive—and sometimes even annoying. From wearing our shoes indoors to calling the U.S. "America," find out what annoys non-Americans the most.

According to the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Safe Cities Index (SCI), these are the safest cities in the world in 2024.

With selfie sticks and front facing cameras the world is our selfie oyster. But some oysters are safer than others. These are some of the most dangerous selfie spots around the globe.

Whether you're staying local this Labor Day or will be taking a trip to see family, stopping off at any of these experiences in every state is sure to enhance your long weekend.

Random camping is otherwise called "backcountry camping" or "wild camping"—differing slightly from camping at designated sites, random camping involves camping in the wilderness without access to facilities or amenities. It's the ultimate camping experience—pack in, pack out, don't litter, and leave no trace.