Nothing good happens on the dark web. The type of sites most commonly associated with the dark web are where illicit goods are offered.

The dark web and other hazardous places you should avoid

Think the real world is a dangerous place for travelers? Try visiting the virtual one, a destination filled with shady travel offers and criminals who want to steal your personal information.It’s the time of year when people start planning their summer vacations, and with everyone watching the bottom line, the temptation to save a few dollars by booking online is strong. That might include searching the underside of the internet for a bargain.

When it comes to respect, sometimes little things make a big difference for travelers for example employees who says "no problem".

Is respect in the travel industry extinct?

When it comes to respect, sometimes little things make a big difference for travelers. For Don Brauninger, it’s travel industry employees who replace the words “you’re welcome” with “no problem”.Brauninger, a manager for an emergency services company in Haymarket, Virginia, has heard it from airline agents, hotel clerks and car rental employees.”No problem” – as if his patronage and his presence might be a hardship.

How can airport screening improve in the future? Well for starters, it could be faster, easier and maybe even more passenger friendly.

How can airport screening improve in the future?

From impossibly long lines to intrusive searches by humorless agents, today’s airport screening process is a hassle for many fliers.But the screenings of tomorrow could be unlike anything you can imagine — fast, easy, and maybe even friendly. At least that’s the assessment of experts.

Do you pack your own pillow when you travel? It appears to be a new travel trend to bring some of your own bedding when you stay in a hotel.

Do you need to pack your own pillow when you travel?

Why do frequent travelers pack their own pillows?

“Because I don’t like putting my face on something that has been used for God knows what,” says Paula Miller, a retired teacher who lives in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina. “I have an aversion to any pillow that isn’t mine. I would much rather give up the space of one outfit in order to get a good night’s sleep.”