Travel Tips

Why You Should Always Skip the Soda While flying, soda isn't always the best option to sip on. This is because flying at such high altitudes changes the pressure on your body, and soda is heavily carbonated. This combination can make your intestines and stomach swell and cause you to feel uncomfortably bloated or gassy. Not the greatest feeling to experience while sitting amongst strangers in a small space. If you're thirsty, what should you drink then? 
Try choosing water or juice when the flight attendants come around to take your drink order on board. Skip the bloating and discomfort, and save the soda for when you land. 

Turbulence
 fun and exciting, and of course, the adventure of visiting a new destination is thrilling. But sometimes, the anxiety can get the best of you, especially if there is a ton of turbulence. A rough flight can lead to overwhelming stress and other problems like nausea, dizziness, and vomiting. A plane's intense shaking can induce panic even if you're safe. But there is a way to help reduce this discomfort.Turbulence is felt the most in the back of the plane, so avoid seats there at all costs if this is usually an issue for you. Ideally, choosing a seat above the wing of the aircraft is ideal.
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Staying Ahead of the Game With These Useful Apps Flying can be overwhelming, and the last thing you want is to have a change to your flight without you knowing until it's too late. But it can be anxiety-inducing to keep checking your phone for any updates. The other option is to keep leaving your gate to look at the tv screen that shows all the flight updates. But who wants to leave their seat constantly? So what's the well-balanced solution? 

You can download specific apps that watch all arrivals and departures. Yes, such apps do exist! Usually, you can download an app for the airline you're flying and set up notifications for a specific flight. Now you don't have to leave your seat and refresh your phone constantly.