Airports offer plenty of food options, but it’s still a good idea to plan ahead when it comes to meals while travelling. If you plan to eat at a sit-down restaurant, allow plenty of time before your flight. Remember that boarding typically begins 30-60 minutes prior to the scheduled departure, and you’ll need to factor […]
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It’s understandable if you feel conscious about walking around during a flight, but most people are focused on their own journey and won’t pay any attention to you. Don’t hesitate to take movement breaks. You can do these at the same —your body will thank you! Here are a few simple exercises to try: Lower
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✅ Travel Essentials – Passport, visa (if needed), boarding pass (download on your phone and keep it handy, or print a paper copy), travel insurance, wallet with cash & cards ✅ Comfort & Clothing – Comfortable outfit, extra layers (jumper/scarf), neck pillow, eye mask, earplugs, compression socks ✅ Entertainment & Tech – Phone, charger, headphones,
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Tired of being stuck in slow snail-like airport security queues? Here’s a simple trick: avoid the queue with children. Families travel less often, so they take longer—digging out passports, sorting liquids, and managing restless little ones. Instead, choose business travellers—the ones with carry-ons and a no-nonsense attitude. They know the drill: laptops out, belts off,
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When flying, dressing in layers is the key to staying comfortable amidst fluctuating cabin temperatures. Start with breathable, natural base layers like cotton or merino wool to keep your skin cool and dry. Add a medium-weight sweater, fleece, or hoodie as a mid-layer for warmth and top it off with a light jacket or windbreaker
Airline meals can be hit or miss and in-flight snacks are often expensive and unhealthy. Bring your own snacks to stay fuelled without overspending. Pack protein bars, nuts, dried fruit, or crackers, and avoid overly salty options to prevent dehydration. In-Flight Snack Ideas: Taking nuts as a snack can be a risky choice. If someone
Aeroplane cabins are noisy places, with crying babies, chatty passengers and the constant hum of the engines. Firstly, plan your flight well in advance. Don’t choose a seat near the bulkhead. This is where cots and babies congregate so it’s a high noise area. Secondly, avoid choosing a seat near the toilet or the galley
A neck pillow can take up valuable space in your carry-on, but there’s an easy alternative. Simply roll up a soft jumper, scarf, or even a small blanket and use it for neck or lumbar support. Placing it behind your neck can help you rest more comfortably, especially on long-haul flights. You can also tuck
Ever taken a flight and arrived feeling like a shrivelled raisin? Dehydration on planes is a real issue, and the water they serve might not be the best solution. Savvy travellers bring their own. The Risk of Plane Water Tanks: Although the water served on planes is filtered, the water storage tanks are notoriously difficult
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Theft can happen regardless of your suitcase’s cost or brand. The higher the cost, the higher the risk, as it can attract unnecessary attention. Taking suitable safety measures can help reduce the risks. Expensive luggage can draw unwanted attention, so use discreet tags or suitcase covers to conceal the brand and design, don’t use expensive
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