Author: Christopher Elliott, Special to USA TODAY

Don’t let Provo, Utah’s, squeaky-clean, straight-laced image fool you. There’s plenty to do, including intrigue and missing llamas.

If you’re seated in Economy, then reclining your airline seat is unacceptable.  It’s rude – and it’s wrong, since we’re officially out of space.

If you’re thinking about a repeat vacation, try my family’s litmus test. If the place is special, welcoming and offers something unique, go back.

From resort fees to people who crowd baggage carousels and long TSA waits, travel is full of annoying problems. Here are some easy ways to fix them.

They’re inconsiderate. They irritate you. And sometimes, they infect you.  We shouldn’t have to put up with these passengers on commercial flights.

A recent survey named the three most annoying types of travelers: Noisy, phone-addicted and monolinguistic. Here’s how to avoid being THAT person.

Tired of baggage fees and fighting for bin space? Ship your big bags ahead of time, and stuff your personal items into wearable luggage.

The gap between elite and non-elite airline passengers has never been wider or more shameful. We’d be better off without this elitist system.

Houston with kids, in the middle of the summer. If those aren’t the perfect ingredients for a family adventure, then I don’t know what are.

When adult passengers are acting like kids when they fly, maybe they’re the problem.