Take your security into your own hands by arming yourself with travel security tools.
Start off by locking up your small valuables using a portable travel safe.
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Take it to the gym, hotel, bike riding, on the beach, under the car seat or at home.
When you plan for spring break, sometimes bargains get the best of you. That means trying to find the cheapest hotel or motel, just so you can get away for a few days.
Sometimes we sacrifice price for security. Stay safe this spring break with a travel door alarm that alerts you to unwanted intruders.
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Just because you fly often, doesn't mean you enjoy doing it. Studies have shown that up to 40 percent of people have some kind of anxiety about flying. What's worse is that nearly 6.5 percent of people are so afraid of flying that it keeps them from stepping on an airplane at all.
While some people actually have felt better about flying since travel security has tightened, others need more drastic measures to take the next step.
Who says travel has to be boring? You're no longer limited to basic black. Feel free to punch up your travel style with a few colorful and functional accessories.
Headed to the Super Bowl ? You'll love Tampa Bay, but make sure you review some travel tips before you leave to cut down on any stress.
Already in Tampa? Take a look at Super Bowl Road Closures
Whether you're headed to Panama City or Steamboat Springs, there are serious threats that face young travelers looking for fun during spring break.
Follow these tips from the CDC to stay safe and have a great time:
Whether it's your first time traveling overseas or you think you're a pro, it's time to brush up on personal security measures.
Thousands will flock to D.C. in time for the inauguration with food and gifts for the parties they will attend. But if you're one of the lucky ones making your way to D.C., do you know the TSA rules?
Traveling with food or gifts requires special consideration. Here's a list of liquid, aerosol and gel items that you should put in your checked bag, ship it ahead or leave the items at home.
Don't forget to lock up your checked bags with TSA locks ( the only locks recognized by the TSA). It will save you the hassle of a broken lock and ensure that your items are secure.
It's full of history and modern wonder. When London calls, you'll know where to go.
Before you fly anywhere, be sure to review flight regulations and travel regulations regarding international flights. Remember the TSAs stance on locked luggage -- probably the best way to go is getting a TSA lock (it's the only lock recognized by the TSA, meaning they have special keys to open and search your luggage without breaking the lock).
Have fun traveling and visit these fun and fancy locales:
It's official. Frommer's has released its top destinations for 2009. We'll share them with you and suggest some tools to keep you safe while you have fun traveling this year.
2. Saqqara, Egypt - Cairo? Please. This destination is less cramped with visitors and vendors. Open space and greenery give it that thousands of years old ambience -- even in 2009. ** Want to make sure you cell phone stays your own when you travel? Check out the security phone purse. It also carries your cash, ID, credit cards and more for those times when you don't want to lug a daypack around.**
3. Lassen Volcanic National Park, California - Swimming, boating, fishing, 150 miles of hiking trails -- the perfect opportunity to get connected with nature. Even in high season, it's unlikely you would pay more than $100 for accommodations.
4. Istanbul, Turkey - Sushi and boutique hotels? You can find it in Istanbul. Everything for the lover of arts and culture.
5. Belfast, Northern Ireland - The best in Irish music and bars. The strife and checkpoints, which existed a decade ago are replaced by high-class accommodations and a happening tourist scene.
