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Professor Steve Solosky shares five quirky, little-known facts about air travel—like what “departure time” really means, how to lift armrests, and why meal orders differ by flight direction—all with his signature humor and practical insight for travelers.
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There are quite a few small group tours to choose from. Some are good, some are not so good. But what makes a small group tour and why do we think Small Group Tours by the Traveling Professor are the best for travelers?
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Sunday, May 11 is Mother's Day. Mom likes to travel. Mom likes gifts from you. Mom would like a travel gift from you. See The Professor's picks for Mother's Day gifts for the Traveling Mom.
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This guide explains how to use airline miles more effectively, including when to book flights, how to find award deals, and smart booking strategies that help travelers save money and fly more comfortably using frequent flyer miles.
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This is just what we need - another silly, inconvenient thing to do and pay for before traveling to Europe. In this blog post we talk about what the UK ETA is, why it is needed, and how to get it.
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Austria, especially by Scenic Rail, is a perfect European trip. The cities of Vienna, Salzburg, Innsbruck and Hallstatt will be places that stay in your memory for years to come. In this blog post, we layout a fantastic 10 day itinerary with recommended hotels, restaurants, and activities.
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A Croatia small ship cruise offers an intimate, luxury travel experience with island hopping, daily swim stops, charming coastal towns, fresh local cuisine, and smooth sailing along the stunning Adriatic coastline with personalized service.
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What are our travel product picks for 2025? From luggage to handbags to electronics, The Traveling Professor lays out what you need to have on your next trip overseas.
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An experienced traveler knows how to pack light, book smart, avoid delays, use local transport, and embrace new foods and cultures. With flexibility, caution, and curiosity, these tips from The Traveling Professor help make every journey smoother, safer, and more rewarding.
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