Ruby Bridges became a travel agent after high school. She worked for American Express for about fifteen years. During that time, she was also a stay-at-home mother to four sons. Bridges is famous for being the first African American child to desegregate an American school in 1960, marking a significant moment in civil rights history. … Read more
Passports became required for U.S. citizens for international travel in 1941. Before that, passports were briefly needed during specific periods: from August 1861 to March 1862 during the Civil War and from May 1918 to 1921 during World War I. After World War II, passports became mandatory for all travelers. By the early 20th century, … Read more
The first commercial airline, the St. Petersburg-Tampa Airboat Line, started on New Year’s Day, 1914, in St. Petersburg, Florida. This event marked the beginning of scheduled air travel. This service highlighted the potential of air transport and shaped the future of commercial aviation. By the 1950s, commercial air travel became accessible to the public, thanks … Read more
{Amerigo Vespucci traveled between 1497 and 1504. His voyages greatly impacted the exploration of the New World. Vespucci’s expeditions showed that these new lands were not part of Asia, altering European maps and changing views on maritime navigation and exploration.} Vespucci’s 1499 journey took him along the northern coast of South America. He observed the … Read more
Air travel became common in the 1960s and 1970s due to cultural changes and economic growth. From 1955 to 1972, air passenger numbers rose from 14 million to over 60 million. By 1972, nearly half of Americans had flown, with business travelers making up a significant part of the total flights. World War II accelerated … Read more
Doctors advise waiting to travel by plane with a baby until their immune system develops. For full-term infants, flying can be safe as early as one month. Many doctors recommend waiting until the baby is between three to six months old for optimal safety during travel. Parents should consider the mode of travel. For air … Read more
The safest time for a pregnant woman to travel is during the second trimester, from 14 to 28 weeks. In this period, women usually feel better and face lower risks of complications like miscarriage or premature labor, as stated by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. When traveling, consider your mode of transport. Car … Read more
To travel after testing positive for COVID-19, wait until your fever is gone and your symptoms improve. You may still be contagious for five days after feeling better. To ensure protection for others, wear a mask and follow public health guidelines during this period. Quarantine may also be required. Traveling after a positive COVID test … Read more
After spinal fusion surgery, wait 2 weeks before driving. For short trips, get your surgeon’s approval first. As a passenger, limit your travel to short distances. On longer rides, take stretch breaks every 30 to 45 minutes. Always follow your surgeon’s guidance on safe travel after surgery. Safety tips are vital for traveling after spinal … Read more
Babies can usually travel when they are two to three months old. Full-term babies might fly at one month, but many doctors recommend waiting until three to six months to ensure health and safety. Always consult your pediatrician about travel readiness and health recommendations before booking your flights. Before flying, parents should ensure their baby … Read more