Category: Travel    Travel Insurance for foreigners

Learning a language for travel is different from learning it on a large scale; Duolingo is too comprehensive, as is anything else that tries to […]

In theory, ecotourism has a good boost – who wouldn’t want to visit a beautiful place, enjoy the wonders of nature, and return home with […]

It’s been at least ten years since I checked my bag in flight. I never travel that long, and so much, and what, am I […]

New York City is actually a great city to walk – quite safe, pedestrian-friendly, and riddled with public parks and waterfront promenades. But when Lifehacker […]

We still don’t know how we got sick in Tokyo. But when the four Lifehacker employees went there together this month, the three of us […]

Museums are the pearl of the city. Even a mediocre city usually has at least one solid museum to spend a good day in; most […]

It’s nice to have a packing list for the real stuff so you don’t forget your underwear or your toothbrush, but what about a digital […]

When you search for accommodation online, you can often find information about how big the place is, what bed you sleep in, and what restaurants […]

I was in Tokyo last week. I bought myself a windbreaker, and the baby got a pop-up book and a mobile phone. I have origami […]

If all you’ve ever done with Google Translate is copy and paste text, you’re missing out on it. The application can translate signs and menus […]

Waiting in line at US Customs when you return to the US from an international flight can be excruciating. There is a good reason why […]

With the sharp drop in long-haul ticket prices, travel is easier and cheaper than ever before. However, the second largest expense when moving to a […]

In New York, skip the Statue of Liberty and take the ferry to Staten Island; walk the Manhattan Bridge instead of the Brooklyn Bridge. In […]

During the winter in Chicago, you can reserve a parking spot with a folding chair, playpen, or a giant teddy bear . Or at least […]

My best street food was to hire a Wafels & Dinges truck to cook desserts at a wedding. Food vans are the trendiest form of […]

This week in Hack Your City, we are taking hacks not for one city, but for all. We need your advice on how to use […]

This week, in the Hack Your City section, we got your travel tips for the Indian capital, Delhi. The best comments have tips on etiquette, […]

Choosing a location for Hack Your City makes me dizzy. There are so many places with so many people . This week we are talking […]

High season in Palm Springs, California, a classic desert resort town with windmills in its backyard, this week’s theme of Hack Your City. Read all […]

Palm Springs has only 48,000 inhabitants, but more than a million people visit it every year. So life is completely different for those who take […]

Hack Your City travels to Copenhagen, home of Hans Christian Andersen, Tivoli Gardens and Danish political drama Borgen . What pleasures are buried deep in […]

Ahh albuquerque! This week in the Hack Your City section, we asked you for tips on visiting or living in a desert city with a […]

Hack Your City is heading to Albuquerque, New Mexico this week, and we’d be happy if we talked all the time about the annual International […]

This week we collectively hacked Costa Rica, not just one city, but the entire beautiful democratic country of Central America. We learned when to go, […]

This week, in the sometimes inaccurately titled “Hack Your City” column, we collect tips for the entire Central American country of Costa Rica. Until recently, […]

Over 150 Lifehacker readers left tips on how to come or live in San Diego this week. Even locals who don’t like the city chipped […]

When someone says “in this movie, the city looks like a different character,” they usually don’t mean the TV presenter . This week, Hack Your […]

Kansas City sounds like a lot of fun and now I’m hungry and really want to have a drink from the TikiCat tiki bar. I […]

This city cannot even fit in one state. Kansas City, Missouri, Kansas City, Kansas, and several other cities make up the Kansas City metropolitan area, […]

Heading to Beijing, fuck the trade war ? Get yourself a VPN to access the Internet outside of the Great Firewall. Hack Your City readers […]

Hack Your City is back! One thing I love about this column is how slippery it is to define the term “city”. Political boundaries never […]

This week, Hack Your City has been in Dallas and Fort Worth, and in and around the surrounding area. As reader Christina Rowe noted, DFW […]

Let’s go to DFW Metroplex, the city that Daniel Day Lewis built alone as a character. Oddly enough, he was the character of that Phantom […]

Before taking the elevator to the Sagrada Familia, you must know: the only way down is the stairs. This week, in the Hack Your City […]

Here in New York after daylight savings time, it’s time to dream of a beach holiday. Let’s go to Barcelona, ​​the second largest city in […]

“I use the term ‘swamp unicorn’ to describe us native to Miami,” says the reader Maidus . “We are magical creatures and are rarely seen […]

Miami! Vice City, CSI: City, Hotline City, Courtney City and Kim Tak . Home of Dave Barry, Tony Montana, not Will Smith. I’m going here! […]

This week, Hack Your City took a train from Seoul to South Korea . We’ve got great city tips from locals and patrons alike, and […]

Hack Your City is doing it Gangnam-style this week. We need your tips for visiting and living in the South Korean capital Seoul. Right now, […]

I wish I had an enemy in St. Louis, Missouri so I could call them my sworn enemy. Hahaha, there is an arch in the […]