Travelzoo Survey Reveals Surprising Traveler Habits: 64% Admit to Peeing in Pools and More

Commercial space travel will be here in the blink of an eye. And when it does, we will be ready for liftoff. Below, an imagined (abbreviated) cheat sheet for the intrepid and intergalactic travelers first foray into outer space.BREAKING THROUGH THE ATMOSPHEREWhere does space begin anyway? About 100 kilometers above sea level (it ends at the upper limit of low Earth orbit). Close enough to phone home and full of photo-ops. There are no black

This year’s Spoleto Festival USA is highlighted by the internationally acclaimed Porgy and Bess, a new production of George Gershwin’s opera inspired by Charleston businessman DuBose Heyward’s novel Porgy, the first major Southern novel to portray the lives of Charleston’s sea‑island culture. Spoleto Festival USA invites you to honor Charleston’s soulful heritage by visiting The Porgy Houses—a curated series of nine residences that have been embellished with West‑African design motifs, echoing t

Cutesy construction barriersConstruction can be unpleasant to look at, so might as well make it a little cuter. The unsightly orange and white striped barriers you’d find in America might catch drivers’ eyes, but the cartoon-shaped ones in Japan will make you want to keep looking. Blue traffic lightsAlmost universally, red means stop and green means go. If you’re in Japan, though, you’d have to wait a long time waiting for the traffic light to turn green. In that country, the “go” lights are mor