The worst airline travelers are the ones who don’t even know what they are doing wrong and have no basic manners such as drooling on the next person’s shoulder.

It’s a good thing that airliners are starting to experiment with these new seats to prevent all that bad stuff from happening.

With airlines wringing money out of passengers like water from rain-soaked wool socks, it was most encouraging to stumble upon Delta’s plan to create new, more commodious airplane seats for coach class.

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Personally, I would stay away from dangerous jungles, but if you must, here’s a great guide on surviving out there.

Protect yourself from mosquitoes. Malaria has caused more deaths than all the wars in history combined and if you’re unlucky in the jungle, you might catch it too. In the jungle, using mosquito nets are the best way to prevent you from being bitten.

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It seems like nowdays you can request “cash” for the airline messing up your seats and “bumping” you to another flight.  This is great news since I have been bumped from my flight before and the flight attendants were being assholes/bitches.

If you’re bumped, you can insist on a refund of up to $400 if your alternative domestic flight puts you behind between 1 and 2 hours. Beyond that, you can request a refund up to $800. For international flights, the $400 threshold is if you’re delayed between 1 and 4 hours, with delays beyond that eligible for a $800 refund.

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Personally, I wouldn’t even think about traveling to London with less than 1000 pounds but here’s a guide on how to last a London weekend at under 100 pounds.

A weekend in London for £100? Yeah right. OK, so you’re not going to sleep between Egyptian cotton sheets, sip champagne, or shop till you drop, but a weekend in town for less than £100 is possible — I promise. It just takes a little planning, some effort, and a whole lot of self-control. Here are some insider tips that can make London work for you.

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North Shore, Hawaii may be one of the best places on earth to catch big waves like this one.

The wave are massive in the wintertime at this birthplace of surfing, the North Shore, Oahu, Hawaii. Frequently referred to as “wild water”, this legendary beach is home to the World’s Best Surf location on the planet.

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The Grand Hyatt is probably one of the best hotels to stay in Seoul, South Korea.  It features a small nightclub where you can meet a lot of other open tourists and locals.

Plus, it’s close to many night clubs, if you are into partying at all.

The Ritz-Carlton probably is the best hotel to stay in Seoul if you are really into clubbing.  The hotel itself hosts numerous celebrity events and is within the Kangnam district of Seoul.  FYI, the Kangnam district is probably where most westerners want to be as many people speak English and are familiar with American culture and tourists.

I’ve personally lived in this area for about a year and used to go clubbing a lot at Ritz-Carlton and even met a Korean comedian once.

If you are into not spending much money, there are also many local inns in the Kangnam area for about $30-40, which usually includes a flat screen TV and a jacooze.  They are not listed on any English sites but you can find them everywhere usually hidden in the corners of any busy streets.  The locals use them for couple hours for sex but it’s a great resource that virtually no tourists no about.