John Parker
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Understanding Customs Regulations for High-Value Items
Shipping high-value items internationally can be tricky. You need to know about customs regulations to avoid delays and extra costs. Customs refers to government agencies that control imports and exports, collect duties, and enforce trade laws. When sending expensive goods abroad, you must fill out customs declarations correctly. These forms tell customs officials what’s in…
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Flying with Camping Gear: Stoves, Fuel Canisters, etc
Planning to fly with camping gear? You might wonder about the rules for stoves and fuel canisters. It’s important to know what you can bring and how to pack it safely. You can bring most camping stoves on planes, but fuel canisters are not allowed in carry-on or checked bags. Clean, dry stoves can go…
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Carrying Wedding Attire and Accessories on Flights
Planning to fly with your wedding attire? You’re in luck! Airlines allow you to bring wedding dresses and accessories on planes. You can pack your wedding dress in a carry-on bag or garment bag to keep it safe during your flight. Proper packing is key to protect your precious gown. Fold the dress carefully and…
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Airline Carry-On Rules for 2025: Don’t Get Yours Rejected
Get ready, travelers! Big changes are coming to carry-on rules in 2025, and you don’t want to be the one caught off guard. Airlines worldwide are cracking down on bag size, weight, and even what you can bring on board. Oversized, overweight, or non-compliant bags risk being rejected at the gate—or slapped with expensive extra…
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E-Cigarettes Allowed in Carry-On? New TSA Guidelines for 2025
Traveling with e-cigarettes can be confusing. You might wonder if you can bring your vape on a plane. The good news is, you can pack e-cigarettes and vaping devices in your carry-on bag when flying. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) allows electronic smoking devices in carry-on luggage. This includes e-cigarettes, vape pens, and other vaporizers.…
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Traveling Internationally? Don’t Let Duty-Free Liquids Trip You Up!
Traveling with duty-free liquids can be tricky. You need to know the rules to avoid issues at security checkpoints. You can bring duty-free liquids over 3.4 ounces in your carry-on if you’re on an international flight connecting to the US. The items must be in a sealed, tamper-evident bag from the store. This bag should…
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Using Wi-Fi at 30,000 Feet? Here’s Why It Could Cost You More Than Money!
Thinking of indulging in some mid-air internet surfing on your next flight? Before you log in and start streaming cat videos at 30,000 feet, there are a few things you need to know. In-flight Wi-Fi – once a futuristic fantasy – is now a staple of modern air travel. But at what cost? And we’re…
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TSA Lost and Found Secrets: How to Quickly Retrieve Forgotten Items
Forgetting something at airport security can be stressful. Don’t panic if this happens to you. There are steps you can take to get your items back. If you realize you left something at a TSA checkpoint, contact the airport’s lost and found office right away. TSA keeps items for at least 30 days before getting…
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7 Airport Security Mistakes You Didn’t Know Could Ruin Your Trip
Did you know a simple mistake at airport security could cost you your dream vacation? It’s like a dreaded plot twist in a traveler’s worst nightmare. You’re all set for the trip of a lifetime, but a minor slip-up at security could bring it all crashing down. Stay tuned for some eye-opening insights that will…
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11 Surprising Things You’re Not Allowed to Bring Through Airport Security
Ever found yourself frantically re-packing in front of an airport security line? We all have horror stories of confiscated items we thought were perfectly fine to travel with. But let me tell you, the list of no-no’s is longer than your upcoming layover. Let’s look at the mysteries of airport security together, so you can…