Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Travel
  3. News

Traveling soon? TSA PreCheck now has a buy-one-get-one offer you can’t miss

Denver International Airport
Denver International Airport Scott Fillmer via Unsplash / Unsplash

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is offering a buy-one-get-one (BOGO) offer to sign up for PreCheck, helping families save money and ease through airport security. For a limited time, customers get $15 off the second enrollment when two people enroll together. The offer is only good for first-time customers.

How the TSA’s PreCheck BOGO offer works

To get $15 off, customers must enroll via IDEMIA or CLEAR, on the same day, time, and location. The promotion isn’t limited to only two sign-ups — any size family can apply. For example, a family of four could save $30. To receive the discount, customers must enroll in TSA PreCheck by October 31. 

Recommended Videos

PreCheck signup with IDEMIA costs $76.75, but with the discount, it’s $61.75. The same is true for CLEAR signup, with a regular price of $79.95, and a discounted rate of $64.95. 

Senior Vice President of Global Corporate Relations at IDEMIA Public Security, Lisa Shoemaker, said: “For over 12 years, we’ve proudly enrolled travelers in TSA PreCheck, the gold standard in airport efficiency. With families benefiting tremendously from TSA PreCheck, and personally witnessing the stress of traveling with family firsthand, we are honored to partner with TSA on this latest initiative. Together with TSA, we’re making travel more accessible and less overwhelming for parents and kids alike.”

Usually, children don’t need to apply for PreCheck unless they often travel alone. For families traveling together, when the parents have a boarding pass with a TSA PreCheck indicator, kids under 17 are eligible for PreCheck without having their own Known Traveler Number (KTN). 

Mark Reif is a storyteller focused on the intersection of outdoor culture, travel, and design. From the peaks of Banff to the… Read Full Bio
Copenhagen was just named the world’s most livable city. After spending half my year here, I’m not surprised.
Copenhagen

Every few months, I swap Ohio for Copenhagen.

For roughly five or six months of the year, Denmark’s capital becomes home. My boyfriend lives here, which means I’ve had the rare opportunity to experience Copenhagen beyond the typical long weekend itinerary. I’ve settled into routines that make the city feel familiar, from stopping by Netto for groceries to grabbing what I still maintain is the best cinnamon roll I’ve ever had from Lagkagehuset. I’ve spent warm afternoons swimming at Ofelia Plads and Nordhavn, wandered through neighborhoods that rarely make first-time visitor guides, and discovered that some of the city’s best moments happen when there’s no plan at all.

Read more
These 2026 island getaways are surging in popularity right now
Sandals St. Lucia Grande

Expedia just released its latest set of data: The 2026 Island Hot List, a trending list that compiles the emerging islands travelers are searching for before they become the next big thing. According to the newExpedia data, interest in these rising island destinations is up 55% on average year-over-year, while social media mentions have climbed 20% as travelers look for new experiences, better value, and fewer crowds. If you ask me, this is pretty surprising to hear it’s up 55%, especially when I thought islands were already one of the most popular year-round travel destinations.

Ranked #1 on Expedia’s 2026 Island Hot List is St. Lucia, an island I first fell in love with back in 2023 when I went on my honeymoon there. Once you visit here, it’s pretty easy to see why it’s ranked the best for romantic escapes. This destination has been a popular spot for anniversary and honeymoon trips for a long time now — and it doesn’t appear to be slowing down. As travelers move beyond crowded Caribbean hotspots, many are willing to take the extra trek to destinations like St. Lucia for it’s dramatic scenery, romantic resort options like Sugar Beach, and soft adventure focus.

Read more
Six Senses Rome is a peaceful retreat in a beautifully chaotic city
the lobby at Six Senses Rome

Rome is one of the most visited cities in Europe, and by all accounts, it gets crowded. But considering that it’s one of the world’s most important epicenters for history, culture, food and architecture, we can forgive the crowds. After all, complaining about tourism when you’re a tourist is not the way. But booking yourself a peaceful respite to start and end each day most certainly is.

I chose Six Senses Rome as my home base during a recent four-day trip to the city. The property opened in 2023 in the restored 15th-century Palazzo Salviati Cesi Mellini. The historic building sets the tone before you even check in, with restored 600-year-old columns in the main entrance, pale travertine floors, a light-dappled lobby overflowing with greenery, and a massive marble staircase that’s almost comically regal. And its neighbor is the gorgeous San Marcello al Corso Church—so you can start your sightseeing by literally going next door. 

Read more