In case you ever wondered where your lost baggage went, this is a video of a suitcase making a run (roll) for it away from an airport terminal. Maybe it’s trying to catch up to the plane that left it behind, Woody and Buzz Lightyear desperately steering the suitcase in
This is a video of a baggage carousel at Singapore’s Changi Airport that can identify when a piece of luggage is passing and makes incoming bags wait their turn to drop onto the conveyor to prevent potential pile-ups. Clever. Granted I didn’t know baggage pile-ups were an issue, but I
This is a timelapse video of baggage handler and TikTok user DJSugue demonstrating how he utilizes his Tetris skills to pack everyone’s luggage into the cargo hold in the belly of a commercial aircraft. Neato. I thought the most interesting part of the video is how he’s pretending they don’t
This is a video from photographer Uly Huerta featuring a thirty minute uninterrupted walk through the various districts of Osaka, Japan, including the “shopping districts of Namba and Nipponbashi, the new world district of Shinsekai, and the residential area of Joto-ku.” It was nice and relaxing. I almost felt like
The Cupidon Room at the Auberge Aux 4 Vents (The Four Winds) hotel in Fribourg, Switzerland comes with a special feature — a bathtub on a rail system that can wheel itself outside to its own special balcony for taking in a breath of fresh air while you give yourself
Because bad ideas sometimes sound enough like good ideas to carry you too far to look back and reconsider, this is a video of motorcycle enthusiasts Zack Courts and Ari Henning recreating the mini bike roadtrip scene from Dumb & Dumber in real life, traveling 382 numbing miles in costume
This is a video detailing the life of adventurer Nikki Delventhal, who’s following her unconventional dream of living out of her Toyota Prius full time while traveling the United States with her dog Camper. Nikki has been living out of the vehicle since the winter of 2019, and produces vlogs
this is a video of Stuart Wiggins of Youtube channel The China Traveller attempting to climb the staircase to the village of Atulie’er, which sits 800-meters (2,624 feet, ~half a mile) vertically on a mountaintop, accessible only by 2,556 steps constructed of tubular steel (each step consisting of two parallel