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The World Cup is in full swing, and as more and more teams are knocked out of the race for the cup, fans, supporters, and even their local media are packing up along with their teams and heading home. But they aren’t the only ones feeling blue on the plane.

Travelling is a great experience. We get to see beautiful places and do things we wouldn’t normally do at home.

However, when we overshare things on social media, like our travel plans, we may be putting ourselves at risk.

These days, you’re likely to find an app for whatever you need. And if you’re always on the go, then you’re in for a treat. We’ve listed several of the essential travel apps to help make your next trip go smoothly and without a hitch.

As a child at bedtime, you’ve probably heard your mum say this to you many times, “Good night. Sleep tight. Don’t let the bedbugs bite.” It sounds cute, yeah? But bed bugs are just plain creepy, and there’s nothing cute about getting bitten. The last thing you want is to bring home some uninvited guests to your home from your holiday.

Flying is best known as one of the safest methods of travelling. But, of course, you still get your fair share of challenges which can range from bothersome passengers, lost bags, or even missing documents. These instances can make a bad flying experience. So, the best thing to do is to prepare yourself. But how can you do it?

Does the idea of air travel stress you out and you can’t calm down? You’re not alone. Researchers found that roughly 25 per cent of passengers is anxious when travelling by air. While 10 per cent has a fear of flying.

When we hear airline travel, it’s always followed by the thought of the amount you need to spend on tickets, accommodations, and meals. That alone can make it feel like airline travel will always be one of those dream vacations you will probably never take in the foreseeable future.

On the second Sunday of May, most countries celebrate Mother’s Day. In almost all countries, the tradition is the same, but there are a few countries who do it a little differently.