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Business Travel Habits by Generation
When we think about business travel habits, we generally believe that the aspects of it don’t vary much from person to person. Hop in the car or on a plane, go to your destination, do your thing, and go home. This is how travel works in the most basic sense, and for...
Five Tips for Traveling in Winter
Traveling in winter isn’t for the faint of heart. It can be discouraging and downright frustrating to try to "move about the country" when Mother Nature seems out to get you. When I lived in Pennsylvania, near Scranton, I would often fly from Scranton to Philadelphia...
PreCheck and Global Entry Merger Considered
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) are considering merging their respective "trusted traveler" programs, which means you don't have to choose which program to use if you travel both domestically and internationally....
Business Travel
A New TSA Program Walks on All Fours
If you've flown out of Denver International Airport recently, you may have noticed that airport security has gone to the dogs… bomb-sniffing dogs, that is. In an effort to speed up security lines, the Transportation Security Administration is testing out a new program...
Airlines On Endless Quest for Better Boarding
If you’ve ever wondered why airlines board flights the way they do, you’re not alone. After waiting to board (and disembark from) one too many flights, University of Illinois astrophysicist Jason Steffen decided there must be a more efficient method, and decided to...
Water Bottle Filling Stations Coming to Airports
Anyone who's flown at least once can vouch for the fact that airports can be almost expensive as an amusement park. Out of all of the products for sale within airports, beverages may quite possibly be the most inflated in price. In fact, depending on the airport and...
Family Travel
New Rules of Airline Flying
If you're a frequent flyer, you're probably aware of some of the "new rules" of airline flying — the rules that other travelers use to justify whatever they're doing that inconveniences their fellow passengers. Even though you're certainly not one of those people, we...
Six Surprising Items You Can Take On Your Next Flight
If you're like most travelers these days, you've questioned what you can and can't pack into your carry-on luggage — after all, there's nothing worse than having something you've packed thrown in the trash after TSA informs you that it's not allowed onboard....
Can You Bring Liquor On Board a Flight?
Purchasing liquor in-flight can be costly, which has led many people to wonder if they’re allowed to bring their own bottles of liquor on board. We’ve seen many blog posts on this topic, and unfortunately, with the rules on this being a bit confusing, many travelers...
Road Warrior
Mark Eveleigh: ‘1000 Miles Up the Amazon River’
Mark Eveleigh’s job takes him everywhere. The globe-trekking Englishman is a photojournalist, adventure traveler, and book author. He has been called one of Press Gazette's 50 top travel journalists, and for good reason. The man travels the world, visiting places...
Tips For Avoiding Packing Hassles
Many travelers hate packing, and they often ask Travelpro for ways to reduce the drudgery. And weight. Granted, packing luggage isn't fun, but neither is arriving at your destination with wrinkled, damaged or missing belongings. So, instead of looking for shortcuts...
Mark Eveleigh: Somewhere in Central Brazil
Mark Eveleigh is a photojournalist, adventure traveler, and book author from Spain, and one of Press Gazette's 50 top travel journalists. We wanted Mark to put the new rugged TPro® Bold collection from Travelpro through the paces that only a professional adventure...
Travel Tips
Myths about the State Department Travel Warnings
A recent worldwide travel alert issued by the State Department has recently expired, but that doesn’t mean you should stop paying attention to these as you prepare to travel. On the other hand, you need to read the alert carefully before you decide to cancel a trip...
Trying to Decrease the “Less” Trajectory in Economy Class
With the airlines making record profits — a projected $36 million that's double the number from 2014 — those who work for and observe the airline industry are hoping to see a trend to decrease the "less" mentality that has typified economy class. International Air...
More DIY Travel Hacks
In order for travel to be efficient and enjoyable, organization of your stuff is key. This is where travel hacks can help. We've read a lot of articles, heard from a lot of travelers, and even spoke with our fellow road warriors. And, of course, we found a great...
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