You’ll get two carry-ons. One is your luggage (Tumi International 19), the second should be a backpack or large bag. If you ...

As more airlines charge for traditional carry-on bags, those who don’t want to pay need to fit everything into a tote, small duffel bag, daypack or roomy purse. Here’s how. By Elaine Glusac Elaine ...

A poncho: Rather than pack an umbrella, bring a poncho. It is great if it starts pouring rain or if you get the front seat on ...

Consolidating a fabulous wardrobe into a tiny carry-on is a daunting task. Luckily, our critic breaks it down into simple math. By Vanessa Friedman A capsule wardrobe, that halcyon thing that promises ...

Last year, I took 53 trips on Amtrak trains. I always pack a bag with snacks, noise-cancelling headphones, charging cords, ...

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Gate-checking luggage is primarily due to limited overhead bin space or smaller aircraft. Passengers should be aware of aircraft type and boarding position to anticipate potential gate-checking. Treat ...

I’ll never forget my first river trip. The river carried me under towering red and orange-striped canyons etched by ancient peoples inside Dinosaur National Monument. The rafting, it turned out, was ...

I thought I had cruising all figured out after living and working on ocean liners for more than four years as a dancer. But then I boarded my first-ever river cruise—a week-long slow and indulgent ...