Think airports are just overpriced coffee and endless security lines? Think again. Hidden between the overpriced souvenir shops and the departure gates are little-known perks that can turn your wait into a surprisingly pleasant (and free!) experience.
When you book a flight and think the ticket price covers, well, your seat—think again. Welcome to the quirky world of airline seat selection fees, where your legs, your family, and your dignity are apparently add-ons.
So, you found a flight for $99. You patted yourself on the back, told your friends you “hacked the system,” and started daydreaming about cocktails on the beach. But before you shout your victory from the boarding gate, let’s take a closer look.
There comes a moment in every traveler’s life when they stare at the booking screen, mouse hovering over “one-way” or “round-trip,” and ask themselves: Am I a free spirit… or just asking for trouble?
Booked a ticket and suddenly your plans change? You’re not alone. One of the most common traveler questions is: how much does it cost to cancel a flight? The answer isn’t always straightforward — cancellation fees depend on the airline, ticket type, and timing.
Looking to score unbeatable deals on whisky, cosmetics, electronics, and souvenirs without breaking the bank? The Far East offers some of the most competitive duty‑free prices in the world—if you know where to look.
So, your bags are packed, your passport is ready, and you’re just about to board that flight. But then it hits you — should you exchange money now? At the airport? Wait until you land? Use your card? Withdraw from an ATM?