Pilot Mental Health Treatment is ‘Broken.’ A Fix May be Coming.

Loading your carry-on bag in the overhead bin sounds simple (aside from testing your upper-body strength if you overpacked a bit). But, if you're still doing it the same exact way you were 10 years ago, as shown in the photo below, the odds are high that you're doing it wrong on some flights.

Traveling can be an exciting adventure, but for many, like myself, it often comes with an unwelcome companion: stomach troubles. Despite drinking plenty of water and trying to eat right, my stomach always seems to get messed up when I travel. To understand why this happens and how to combat it, I turned to Dr. Kelly Bender, a California-licensed Naturopathic Doctor, for expert insight.

Just two years ago, the head of the Federal Aviation Administration, Steve Dickson, encouraged pilots to seek mental health treatment if needed, but also referred to the risk to their careers of doing so as “perceived.”

“Committed to protecting the environment: travel better and sustainably.” “Fly more sustainably.” “Environmental Advocacy.”

Following TSA's rollout of self-service facial recognition technology at select airports this summer, the agency is piloting its first passenger self-service screening in January.

Norway will soon get a ground-breaking new museum. On May 11, 2024, Kunstsilo, located in Kristiansand, Southern Norway, opens its doors. Set inside a meticulously restored grain silo, Kunstsilo boasts three floors of immersive art and is a fusion of the Southern Norway Art Museum and the prestigious Tangen Collection.

Lying deep within the lush jungles of Belize lies a hidden treasure trove of ancient wonders—the magnificent Maya ruins of Caracol. Steeped in history and surrounded by the rich biodiversity of the Chiquibul Forest Reserve, Caracol stands as a testament to the advanced civilization that once thrived in this region. A visit to these awe-inspiring ruins is a journey through time, offering an immersive experience that captivates the senses and sparks the imagination. History and Discovery:

No matter how many times I have flown, I still never fully understand how planes actually work. Each time I settle down and fasten my seatbelt, the cacophony of bangs, hisses and shudders make me nervous. But nothing soothed my travel anxieties more than having a conversation with a pilot—asking those “this might sound stupid” questions and being given a bitesize response. So, the editors of Condé Nast Traveler pulled together a list of all the questions, worries, and concerns that pop into their heads as they gaze out the plane windows and put them to the experts.

Southwest Airlines and its pilots’ union were nearing a new labor deal ahead of the holiday season, a person familiar with the negotiations said on Friday.

While Dubai may have become synonymous with over-the-top glamour—a caricature reinforced by TV shows such as Dubai Bling and Real Housewives—in reality, it’s a city of eclectic style sensibilities that far outshine the sequins and skyscraper heels for which it’s known.

The UK Short-Term Accommodation Association (UKSTAA) conducted new research that identified nearly 2 million homes that local authorities consider “deliverable,” with as many as 1.5 million of them in the next five years. 

ATM and the Emirates tourism stand out this month. The IMEX conference also attracts great interest from the sector.