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Who’s Used Travel Insurance?

Sometimes, luck is all that stands between travelers and some serious problems. Can travel insurance even the odds?

My TSA Tips on Yahoo! Voices

Ranting about the Transportation Security Administration has become a cottage industry for some bloggers. But it’s time we found some middle ground. That’s why I wrote my 4 Tips to Get Through a TSA Pat-Down Smoothly for Yahoo! Voices.

On the List for Next Trip: Scotland and Wales

Where do you go after a trip to Korea and Japan? Well, as a soccer/language/craft beer/hiking fan, I’m thinking of Scotland or Wales.

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Do Airlines Cheat on Baggage-Handling Stats?

After a missed-baggage incident at Sky Harbor in Phoenix, I wonder if airlines like US Airways deliberately try acting to skew their missed-baggage statistics.

IcelandAir and its New Link to Denver: Great for US Travelers

IcelandAir will soon start service between Denver and Keflavik, Iceland. Here’s what that means for outdoor-oriented travelers.

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iPhone App Keeps Travelers in the Know About Currency

TechiXoft’s new Currency Banknotes iPhone app helps travelers get familiar with foreign currency. I’ll have to wait for an Android version before I can try it – but I want to hear from travelers who have tried Currency Banknotes.

7 Thoughts on Asiana Airlines

I just booked my first trip to Asian – a bit more than two weeks in Korea and Japan. Asiana Airlines was my choice, and here’s why.

Sierra Leone – Beaches and BBQ in Africa

Guest blogger Tom gives WanderingJustin.com readers the inside story on visiting the friendly beach destination of Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Best of Travel, Adventure and Blogging 2010

It’s time for Wandering Justin’s Best of Travel, Adventure and Blogging in 2010. See who made the list!

New York Times “41 Places” Travel Story is a Dud

The New York Times article “The 41 Places to Go in 2011″ is nothing but a guidebook to sucking money from your pockets while making you act like the docile, vacuous, stereotypical, Hawaiian shirt-wearing American tourists. It’s not worthy of what’s supposed to be the nation’s flagship paper.

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