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Any road trip comes with challenges, but a road trip with a baby is its own special sort of tough. While some little ones conk out as soon as the engine starts, others have a difficult time being in the car for hours—or any time at all. If you and your family are hitting the […]
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If you refuse to wear a mask, a United agent will first inform you that for your safety and the safety of those around you, a mask is required. But if you still refuse, you may not be allowed to fly and you could also lose your future travel privileges “on United for a certain […]
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Like many airlines these days, Delta requires masks for passengers on board in an effort to reduce the risk for spreading COVID-19. Unfortunately, not everyone seems to have gotten the memo, including two passengers who refused to wear masks while on their flight, which caused the plane to return to its gate. On July 23, […]
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What’s the safest way to travel during the new coronavirus pandemic—if any? As of this writing, COVID-19 has killed more than 130,000 people in this country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). New hotspots continue to pop up, like those in Arizona, California, Texas, Florida, and Louisiana, among other states. And […]
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Recently I found myself settled in on a flight to Orlando, Florida for vacation, only to discover after take-off that I was surrounded by at least three screaming children—also presumably headed to Disney, like I was. My contingency plan for the three-hour flight was simple: one audiobook on my phone and a few TV shows […]
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The first time I traveled outside of the country I was a teenager, alone on a five-week homestay program in Turkey. I landed in Istanbul, was greeted by my perfectly warm, welcoming, and lovely host family, and fell into a cycle of overwhelming anxiety that lasted 10 days straight. This wasn’t what I would call […]
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I love many things about living in New York City, but getting through winter and early spring is certainly not one of them. During this time, I tend to experience, without fail, what I’ve come to call my annual day of reckoning, in which I question my fundamental decision-making skills and curse myself for actually […]
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