Lindsay Rogers

Lindsay Rogers is the Travel Editor at InsideHook. A graduate of New York University's American Journalism Online Master’s Program, she joined the team in 2020 as an Editorial Assistant after having spent a decade working in the fashion industry. Now, she covers all things travel — from industry news and travel guides, to new hotels and luggage reviews. In her spare time, she enjoys taking photos, binging Deux Moi and spending time Upstate, where she's originally from. Despite the fact that she's perpetually in various stages of planning her next trip, her favorite place will always be home, in Jersey City, with her family (and, most importantly, her mini dachshunds, Link and Enzo).

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The US Drops Its COVID Testing Requirement for International Travel

Here's what you need to know

Aerial view of The Rooftop at Pier 17

The Seaport Is the Ultimate Summer Destination for New Yorkers

Here's the ideal way to spend a weekend

An airplane flying with a blue sky and white clouds in the background. We take a look at the new monkeypox travel advisory issued by the CDC and what it means for American travelers.

What You Need to Know About the Monkeypox Travel Advisories

The CDC just updated its travel health notice for the virus to Level 2

Baggage on a baggage carousel

What’s Behind the Increase in Mishandled Bags at the Airport?

The global mishandled baggage rate spiked by 24% in 2021

Tel Aviv

How to Spend 7 Perfect Days in Israel

You can take a lifetime exploring the country, which is the size of New Jersey, but our writer found the ideal way to see it in a week

A man holding his smartphone up to his face in the dark with the light shining. Here's why airline customer service hold times are still so long.

On Hold for 12 Hours: Why Airline Wait Times Are Still So Excessive

Some customer service centers are logging hold times up to 704 minutes, but there are a few courses of action

A bunch of planets on a black background. A new research paper looks at the possibility of aliens using rogue planets to travel around space.

Are Aliens Using Rogue Planets to Get Around Instead of Spaceships?

Get in loser, we're going planet shopping

Virgin Atlantic flight attendants with tattoos, a man with his arms crossed up front and a woman standing in the back. Virgin just announced it will allow attendants to display certain tattoos.

Virgin Atlantic Will Allow Flight Attendants to Show Off Their Tattoos

They’re the first major global carrier to do so. Naturally, some people are mad about it.

16 Tips for How to Be a Better Passenger, According to a Veteran Flight Attendant

16 Tips for How to Be a Better Passenger, According to a Veteran Flight Attendant

*Do* wear headphones while watching a movie. *Don’t* do yoga in the galley.

A man holding a phone with the Instagram app pulled up. Is Instagram the next big thing in travel?

The Next Big Travel App Is…Instagram?

Investors think it could be the next Google for travel-related searches

The Swedish flag, a yellow Nordic cross on a field of light blue, rippling in the wind. Why is everyone on the internet talking about #Swedengate?

Why Is Everyone Talking About #Swedengate?

"Over 100 years of Sweden being seen as such as a good place to live and a screenshot has ruined them," wrote one Twitter user

A farmer looking at cannabis plants. According to a new Forbes feature, weed tourism is already a $17 billion industry in the U.S.

The Budding Weed Tourism Industry Is Already a $17 Billion Enterprise

According to one poll, 50% of Millennials said that access to legal recreational cannabis was important when choosing a vacation destination

A folded up dollar bill in the shape of a paper airplane with the sky in the background. We look at the cities that have seen the steepest hikes in airfare in 2022.

These Cities Have Seen the Steepest Hikes in Airfare in 2022

For once the answer is not New York

A sign above a road reading "Avoid Non-Essential Travel"

Get Ready for the Monkeypox Travel Restrictions

Thought we were moving away from quarantines? Have we got news for you.

Club 75

What’s the Deal With Co-Working Spaces in 2022?

After visiting the newly reopened members-only Club 75, we can confirm that co-working spaces are both alive and well

A wi-fi symbol crossed out in front of a mountain range

Are Technology-Free Hotels the Future of Hospitality?

A new batch of properties are doing everything they can to make sure guests use their vacation to disconnect