Americans are traveling in record numbers. Add in seasonal storms, old technology, sold-out flights, packed airspace, plus staffing issues, and getting to your vacation destination on time seems more like a getaway game of chance.
According to AAA, international travel is up more than 200% compared to last year. More Americans than ever have passports, and they used them this summer. Unfortunately, many of these travelers also got scammed. According to a recent survey, 52% of those polled lost money to travel scams or know someone who has. The poll indicated travelers lost an average of $380.
As a British citizen who has also lived in the U.S., I'm in a privileged position to see the tourist traps that Americans often fall for while traveling in Europe. These scenarios are a blueprint for how not to act in European cities. If you want to move on from a typical tourist to a traveler exploring new countries, avoid these ten things.
Summer is in full swing, and for many, that means a summer vacation. However, not everyone can afford one. Returning to the office and summer get-togethers means you'll be socializing with colleagues, friends, and family who may be in a different financial situation than you. With massive job layoffs and inflation squeezing people's budgets, should you feel guilty about discussing your past or upcoming vacations with people?
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