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Products / Travel
Apr 9, 2015

Take Flight Searching to New Heights with Google Flights

The Internet is no stranger to travel deal sites that all promise the absolute best rate you can find anywhere on the web. However, search engine giant Google has been tweaking and perfecting their own version of travel data search technologies, and launched Google Flights in February.

Taiwan: Whatever Your Pleasure

Taiwan’s wealth of offerings ensures travelers find destinations, activities and amenities to suit all interests.

Tips / Travel
Apr 6, 2015

How to Eat Healthy at the Airport

Airports can be one of two types of places: a relaxing haven of luxury in which to decompress between long flights or a throng-heavy nightmare to navigate during your 15-minute window to catch your connecting flight. Whether time is on your side or you barely have a second to veto the long line at Starbucks, sometimes you just need nourishment, especially when traveling for hours (or days) at a time. Here’s how to make healthy food choices among the Auntie Anne’s and Dunkin Donuts of the terminal.

Tips / Travel
Apr 3, 2015

How To Handle A Long Airport Layover

Nobody likes a long layover. Most airports aren’t especially comfortable or accommodating to travelers forced to wait more than an hour to connect to their next flight and terminals are no place like home. But you can fight the frustration and boredom with a few tips and mantras to hold close.

The Province That Surrounds Seoul — And Outshines It

Skip the Seoul Crowds. The Real Korea is in Gyeonggi.

Top Trends
Feb 22, 2015

Hidden City Plane Tickets

Skyrocketing airline fares can put a damper on travel plans. It doesn’t seem to make sense when a direct flight to Phoenix costs more than a flight that only includes Phoenix on its route. Booking a ticket to a stop on connecting flights rather than a destination can sometimes be cheaper. It seems simple enough not to get on the last leg of the flight. Yet, these “hidden city” tickets stir up an ethical dilemma among passengers.