David Brensilber

Is the TernX Luggage Stroller Practical for Travel? A Real-World Test

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I found a review of the TernX Carry-On Luggage Stroller sounds fantastic on paper. It promises to replace both a suitcase and a stroller with one sleek, carry-on-sized device that fits in airline overhead bins and transforms into a stroller in seconds. That’s a compelling pitch — especially for parents juggling toddlers, luggage, and flights. […]

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💧 A New Report Says This Airline Has the Worst In-Flight Water—Here’s What It Means for Travelers

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I have a friend who says you should never drink the water on a plane and you should pass on ice cubes as well.  He claims that they reuse the water tanks and never clean them so they could be infested with bacteria.  I found an article from Travel + Leisure reporting on which airlines

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Why More U.S. Cities Deserve a Spot on Tripadvisor’s Best Food Destinations List

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Every year, Tripadvisor’s Travelers’ Choice Best of the Best Food Destinations list highlights the most beloved culinary cities across the globe — places where food lovers can feast their way through vibrant markets, iconic restaurants, and unforgettable local specialties. The most recent list features globally acclaimed cities like Rome, London, Paris, and Marrakech — all

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Why Hotels Are Ditching Bathroom Doors: The Trend That’s Enraging Travelers

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I read this article on the Wall Street Journal about a hotel trend in which they are moving away from real doors to the bathroom.  Personally, I have stayed in rooms that have these barn doors, glass doors or even a totally open space.  It definitely bothers me that there is no proper bathroom door.

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U.S. Airlines in the World’s Safest Airlines for 2026

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Each year, AirlineRatings.com — a respected aviation safety evaluator — publishes a list of the world’s safest airlines based on a comprehensive set of criteria, including incident history, fleet age, pilot training, international safety audits, turbulence prevention measures, and much more. In 2026, the site ranked 320 global carriers and highlighted the Top 25 full-service

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Is Hyatt Mislabeling King Beds? What Travelers Need to Know Before Booking

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We’ve all been there: You book a premium room for the extra space, but when you walk in, the bed looks… small. During a recent stay at the Hyatt Place in Downtown Boca Raton, Florida, I experienced this firsthand. What was advertised as a King bedroom turned out to be something much smaller. When we

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The Best Time of Year to Drive Into NYC: The Week Between Christmas and New Year’s

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For most of the year, driving into New York City feels like a test of challenge almost akin to an Odyssey.  You start with overcrowded highways then congested bridges and tunnels.  Once you arrive in the City, you are met with gridlock on the streets and almost impossible parking.  But there is one short period

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