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Hidden city ticketing, or ‘skiplagging,’ is a travel hack where you book a flight with a layover (e.g., A to C with a stop in B) but end your journey at the layover city (B) because that ticket is cheaper than booking a direct flight from A to B. It carries significant risks, including canceled tickets and banned frequent flyer accounts.

Travel hacking is the art of collecting travel rewards points and miles—primarily through credit card sign-up bonuses and strategic spending—to redeem them for nearly free flights and hotel stays. The key is maximizing the value of each point.

Think travel insurance is a waste of money? This guide debunks 5 of the most common and dangerous myths, explaining why it’s essential coverage for everything from lost luggage and trip cancellations to major medical emergencies abroad.