Whether you need earplugs to block out noise or a sleep mask to keep light out, there are plenty of hacks for more comfortable trips. The best travel pillows are at the top of our editors’ lists for ...

Look, flying sucks. Unless, of course, you’re flying first class with the private suites and full beds. But for the rest of us normies in the world, the only thing that can make it remotely better is ...

Let me be clear: I have no problem whatsoever sleeping on a plane. For me, the whirring and buzzing that fills the fuselage is tantamount to a chloroform rag. However, the sleep is far from enjoyable.

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While road trips are fun, they can be pretty long, too. At some point in your journey, you’ll want to catch some shut-eye, but balling up a sweatshirt as a makeshift pillow isn’t exactly comfortable.

Travel pillows need to strike a tricky balance: not supportive enough and you’ll end up with a crick in your neck, too big and stiff you’ll, er, end up with a crick in your neck. They also need to be ...

Just in time for spring travel, Trtl—the brand behind the internet's most famous travel accessories—has unveiled a new collection that reimagines its viral neck pillow with a French-inspired twist.

Holiday travel can be stressful, so Shop TODAY contributor Melissa Garcia stops by Studio 1A to share a lineup of helpful ...

On long-haul flights, many airlines provide pillows, blankets, and various other amenities. But what happens to these items ...