That's so awesome to hear. I'll be using it on my trip to Guatemala on Wednesday. I booked a flight that was half the cost if jus bringing a personal rather than a carry on suitcase and this counts. Pretty sweet!
@@hopscotchtheglobe Damn girl hallelujah to that I would definitely say to mom and dad. I’m gonna use the check-in counter, Westy gate agent because it’s better for me to check them in my own bank like
I’ve travelled a ton, and watched many travel tip videos, but you actually had some new tips for me! I had not seen your videos before. Coconuts through security, Boarding pass on the Lock Screen, Shuttle to hotel, then cab from there, plus a few more. Thanks!
You're very welcome! So glad you found some new tips to use on your next trips. Also...welcome! Hope to see you more around here :) we upload every Sunday
Another tip: wear closed toe shoes always. When you visit the aircraft’s bathroom, the liquids on the floor are not water!!!! I also use double socks before I pass the security check point. I take off my shoes, pass security in my socks and then take off the top socks leaving the clean ones to go back into my shoes.
I dislike that all credit cards that allow you access to VIP lounge now charge you a hefty annual fee. When you travel alone, it’s not a big deal to pay to have access but when is three or more people, it gets pricey and adds more expenses to your trip.
We get a secondary card for a small fee so that the whole fam can go into the lounges together. Plus when you add the 200 you get right flights and hotels, 200 for food and other perks, as long as you remember to use those, it's definitely worth it
Thank you for the tips! I didn't even know about the reserving a security spot for the airport. i'm heading to Costa Rica in 2 days so you posted your video just in time for me, thank you!
It’s not for every flight. It is available between certain hours of the morning because it’s when they have more flights. I have used it before and depending on how long the regular line is, it has saved me precious time.
@@mariareyes-ku6194 ah okay thats good to know! when I booked it for my flight, the airport was not busy at all, security didn't even care that I booked a time because of how few people were there haha.
Genius idea to put your boarding pass on your lock screen. I have usually saved it into Notes and pinned it to find it easily, which works too, but sometimes activates Apple Wallet for some reason. Thanks!
I do not recommend the last row on the airplane. We had a long flight from Seattle to Orlando and we were seated at the last row. Not only it was next to the bathroom, it was next to the flight attendant’s lounge. They talked through the WHOLE flight and I couldn’t take a nap plus the constant flow of passengers going to the bathroom make noise as well.
APRO TIP when going through the security checkpoint: For electronics like laptops Phones or cameras it is always better to send them last through the screening.. if you send them first before you clear the security.. you might give a chance to someone to pick your item and leave
Yes you can check in online which I highly recommend, especially if you're traveling carry on only. That way you arrive at the airport and go straight to security. But if you're checking your luggage then you need to go to the check in counter anyways.
But if you are traveling to another country, you still have to check at the counter because you have to show your passport and in some countries you also have to check in into their own website and show proof of that QR code too.
@@mariareyes-ku6194You don’t have to check in to the counter for international flights unless you didn’t upload your passport to the airline’s website ahead of time. I haven’t checked in to a counter for any of my international flights in the last couple of years.
Depends on the airline. Ryanair does make you check in at the counter for a passport check if you are flying UK to EU or the other way and have a passport different than either of those.
It's definitely not my first go-to, but I know others who do it often. Like anything on Craigslist, it's a risk. However I've purchased many things from the platform and it's been a good experience (including our Airstream)
@@hopscotchtheglobe At the Atlanta airport, curbside check-in locations are run by Sky Caps (i.e., “airport affiliates”), not airline employees, and tipping is customary.
Note to everyone in the universe: Not every idea or tip is a "Hack". Most are not. They are not unique, novel, or ground-breaking, usually just another opinion, so please stop calling everything a 'hack'. Anything to make a YT video, though, right?
@@mementomori1022I don’t know about that. This particular hack video starts out with giant commercial. That’s not a hack, that’s a sponsor without saying so.
I'm not trying to be a know-it-all, but I've traveled the US quite a bit already this year and no tsa has asked for anyone's liquids to be outside of their bags.
I travel with a silicone collapsible water bottle. It goes in my personal item bag. I don’t need a travel cup holder. I wear my phone on a lanyard around my neck. No one is stealing it. The bento bag looks convenient but I will not use a personal item bag that doesn’t have backpack straps. In the off chance I check my carry on, I don’t want to walk around the airport carrying my personal item on my shoulder (even cross body becomes uncomfortable). I definitely encourage bringing your own food but if you’re flying across borders, make sure you eat it all before landing. You can’t bring in produce, meats, seeds, etc to other countries. If you have TMobile, you can get free wifi on United flights. If you get the TMObile international plan you also don’t need to worry about getting eSIMs in most other countries.
Much of this video seems to involve guiding viewers on how to waste money - observe the endorsement, for instance, to spend ~seven hundred dollars a year to own a fucking credit card.
Well that credit card has saved us more than $700 each year thats for sure. It comes with unlimited access to 1000s of lounges around the world. You get a $250 flight or hotel voucher, a $250 restaurant voucher, travel insurance coverages and you can rack up so many points on everyday things you usually spend money on that can be applied to flights (we get 3-6 flights free a year just from this card). So I'd say it's worth it.
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I’ve had the Bento bag for a few years now. It’s awesome for those pesky budget airlines! You can bring it on every flight (so far) lol ✈️
That's so awesome to hear. I'll be using it on my trip to Guatemala on Wednesday. I booked a flight that was half the cost if jus bringing a personal rather than a carry on suitcase and this counts. Pretty sweet!
@@hopscotchtheglobe
Damn girl hallelujah to that I would definitely say to mom and dad. I’m gonna use the check-in counter, Westy gate agent because it’s better for me to check them in my own bank like
😅
I’ve travelled a ton, and watched many travel tip videos, but you actually had some new tips for me! I had not seen your videos before. Coconuts through security, Boarding pass on the Lock Screen, Shuttle to hotel, then cab from there, plus a few more. Thanks!
You're very welcome! So glad you found some new tips to use on your next trips. Also...welcome! Hope to see you more around here :) we upload every Sunday
Another tip: wear closed toe shoes always. When you visit the aircraft’s bathroom, the liquids on the floor are not water!!!! I also use double socks before I pass the security check point. I take off my shoes, pass security in my socks and then take off the top socks leaving the clean ones to go back into my shoes.
Great tip. The washrooms are never pleasant 🤢
putting your boarding pass as your lock screen is such a clever hack!
Great ideas that I have not heard before. Thank you!!! I am a new subscriber now!
Great to hear and welcome!
I dislike that all credit cards that allow you access to VIP lounge now charge you a hefty annual fee. When you travel alone, it’s not a big deal to pay to have access but when is three or more people, it gets pricey and adds more expenses to your trip.
We get a secondary card for a small fee so that the whole fam can go into the lounges together. Plus when you add the 200 you get right flights and hotels, 200 for food and other perks, as long as you remember to use those, it's definitely worth it
Wow, thank you so much for all the great advice & hacks ❤️!!!
You're very welcome! Have any trips coming up?
@@hopscotchtheglobe Maybe a summer trip to Hawaii?
Us too! We will be there this summer
Thank you for the tips! I didn't even know about the reserving a security spot for the airport. i'm heading to Costa Rica in 2 days so you posted your video just in time for me, thank you!
Yay! I live in Costa Rica :) what part are you traveling to?
It’s not for every flight. It is available between certain hours of the morning because it’s when they have more flights. I have used it before and depending on how long the regular line is, it has saved me precious time.
@@mariareyes-ku6194 ah okay thats good to know! when I booked it for my flight, the airport was not busy at all, security didn't even care that I booked a time because of how few people were there haha.
Great tips 👍 . I really enjoyed watching the informative videos. Going to follow you from now onwards.
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed this video and looking forward to have you part of the travel tribe :) Where are you from?
@@hopscotchtheglobe hey I am from Norway 😃
Genius idea to put your boarding pass on your lock screen. I have usually saved it into Notes and pinned it to find it easily, which works too, but sometimes activates Apple Wallet for some reason. Thanks!
I do not recommend the last row on the airplane. We had a long flight from Seattle to Orlando and we were seated at the last row. Not only it was next to the bathroom, it was next to the flight attendant’s lounge. They talked through the WHOLE flight and I couldn’t take a nap plus the constant flow of passengers going to the bathroom make noise as well.
Earplugs are great for that...and an eye mask :)
APRO TIP when going through the security checkpoint: For electronics like laptops Phones or cameras it is always better to send them last through the screening.. if you send them first before you clear the security.. you might give a chance to someone to pick your item and leave
Hotel shuttles from the Atlanta airport require photo ID and a reservation number before you are allowed to board the shuttle.
I love these tips!!
I love your cami!!
Fantastic tips! Thank you so much for sharing.
Can you post the links to the apps you said to get? Please
In the UK we can check in online. Is that not a thing worldwide?
Yes you can check in online which I highly recommend, especially if you're traveling carry on only. That way you arrive at the airport and go straight to security. But if you're checking your luggage then you need to go to the check in counter anyways.
But if you are traveling to another country, you still have to check at the counter because you have to show your passport and in some countries you also have to check in into their own website and show proof of that QR code too.
@@mariareyes-ku6194You don’t have to check in to the counter for international flights unless you didn’t upload your passport to the airline’s website ahead of time. I haven’t checked in to a counter for any of my international flights in the last couple of years.
Depends on the airline. Ryanair does make you check in at the counter for a passport check if you are flying UK to EU or the other way and have a passport different than either of those.
I love my Nomad Lane❤
I love knowing I never had to check my bag and there will always be room for it on every plane
I would not buy any airport pass from Craig list or other website. There are so many scams that you may end up losing your money.
It's definitely not my first go-to, but I know others who do it often. Like anything on Craigslist, it's a risk. However I've purchased many things from the platform and it's been a good experience (including our Airstream)
I don't know how that works because we always are asked to show our credit card when checking into a lounge.
Is there an expectation to tip at curbside check in? Silly question maybe, but somehow I always get that feeling.
No you don't need to tip. It's a service provided by the airline.
@@hopscotchtheglobe At the Atlanta airport, curbside check-in locations are run by Sky Caps (i.e., “airport affiliates”), not airline employees, and tipping is customary.
Yes
Thank you
You're very welcome! Have any trips coming up?
I won't use a bag that doesn't have wheels & handle,don't want to carry a bag thru the airport, even if it has a crossbody handle
Stop calling a personal item a carry on! They’re two different things
Note to everyone in the universe: Not every idea or tip is a "Hack". Most are not. They are not unique, novel, or ground-breaking, usually just another opinion, so please stop calling everything a 'hack'. Anything to make a YT video, though, right?
@@mementomori1022I don’t know about that. This particular hack video starts out with giant commercial. That’s not a hack, that’s a sponsor without saying so.
I'm not trying to be a know-it-all, but I've traveled the US quite a bit already this year and no tsa has asked for anyone's liquids to be outside of their bags.
I was just one two flights within the US in the last month and got asked both times to take them out.
Which of these airplane and airport travel hacks are your favorite?
Coconut! And boarding pass
Yesss to coconuts!
One time there was a pilot in front of me in line at a airport McDonald's. He asked for a plain burger.
Hehehe
That liquids bag not suitable for UK
SLEEPING PODS? WHERE,
In many airports now!
@@hopscotchtheglobe not in london or bangkok or italy... i think
I travel with a silicone collapsible water bottle. It goes in my personal item bag. I don’t need a travel cup holder. I wear my phone on a lanyard around my neck. No one is stealing it. The bento bag looks convenient but I will not use a personal item bag that doesn’t have backpack straps. In the off chance I check my carry on, I don’t want to walk around the airport carrying my personal item on my shoulder (even cross body becomes uncomfortable). I definitely encourage bringing your own food but if you’re flying across borders, make sure you eat it all before landing. You can’t bring in produce, meats, seeds, etc to other countries. If you have TMobile, you can get free wifi on United flights. If you get the TMObile international plan you also don’t need to worry about getting eSIMs in most other countries.
False- you can not make your special meal choices at airport CheckIn. Minimum ordering time is at least 24 hours before departure for catering.
Most credit card company employees will eat their own young.
Much of this video seems to involve guiding viewers on how to waste money - observe the endorsement, for instance, to spend ~seven hundred dollars a year to own a fucking credit card.
Well that credit card has saved us more than $700 each year thats for sure. It comes with unlimited access to 1000s of lounges around the world. You get a $250 flight or hotel voucher, a $250 restaurant voucher, travel insurance coverages and you can rack up so many points on everyday things you usually spend money on that can be applied to flights (we get 3-6 flights free a year just from this card). So I'd say it's worth it.
Why not specify these are for Americans?? English is now American owned language? Don’t waste people time, specify your audience
Well first... I'm Canadian. I'm not sure what you mean this is specifically for Americans?
😂😂😂 everyone is an expert. 😂😂
I mean I've been traveling pretty full time since 2010 and made a career out of it for the past 13, so I think I'd call myself an expert :)
say nomad lane one more time, I stg. this is unwatchable because of your constant product placement
For that one section yes, because that's the product I'm talking about...