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Safety
Aug 24, 2015

How to Avoid Identity Theft While Traveling

Credit cards, passports, travelers cheques, swiping, scanning, showing. Traveling requires a lot of documents and a lot of opening and closing of the wallet. With so many secure and personal items floating around in your carry-on, keep the following tips in mind to protect your identity and your sanity.

The Province That Surrounds Seoul — And Outshines It

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

Tips / Travel
Jun 4, 2015

How to Travel Hack

Travel is a popular hobby on many lists, but it's not getting any cheaper and the economy is not getting any stronger. However, new ways to get around expensive fees and reservation prices are entering the travel landscape and are making it easier for even the cash-strapped to hit the highway. With a little creativity and a dash of resourcefulness, your travel budget will last for miles.

Top Trends
Mar 2, 2015

Kayak.com’s Travel Hacker

Kayak.com has served as a comprehensive travel search engine for millions of travelers through the past decade. The site’s ability to locate the best rates for flights, hotels and vehicle rentals has boosted its popularity as a one-stop travel information source. Now, Kayak is making things even easier by launching Travel Hacker, a system that collects search data from past site visitors and advertises the most-searched-for locations, beaches and deals.

Taiwan: Whatever Your Pleasure

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

Safety
Oct 14, 2014

Protect Your Cyber Data

The recent hacking of celebrity photos from their personal cellphone data and stored Cloud memory is leading people to take extra precautions with their personal phone data, contacts and photos when traveling. Last year, among the 29 million Americans traveling abroad, roaming fees were a top concern; now, it’s unsecure connections and cyber criminals.