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BAG TAG VNT / 026
LAX HKG
ALLOWANCE 22 × 14 × 9 IN
WEIGHT ≤ 7 KG
VERIFIED APR 2026
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Asia Updated Apr 2026

Tokyo, Japan

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood plan for first-timers who want to eat well, move efficiently, and skip the tourist traps.

5-day itinerary 7 areas ~$150/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Paris, France

A local-tested plan for first-timers who want to eat well, skip the lines, and find the neighborhoods where Paris actually lives.

5-day itinerary 7 areas ~$185/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Barcelona, Spain

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood plan for first-timers who want Gaudi, beaches, and tapas without the tourist-trap markup.

5-day itinerary 7 areas ~$165/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

London, United Kingdom

A first-timer's plan that uses London's 20+ free world-class museums as the backbone and fills the gaps with markets, pubs, and parks.

5-day itinerary 7 areas ~$190/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Rome, Italy

How to see the Colosseum, Vatican, and Trastevere without overpaying for anything, plus the booking mistakes that cost most first-timers an extra day of waiting in line.

4-day itinerary 7 areas ~$150/day
Asia Updated Apr 2026

Bali, Indonesia

Where to base yourself, what to skip, and how to spend $40 to $300 per day without wasting a single one.

5-day itinerary 6 areas ~$120/day
Asia Updated Apr 2026

Bangkok, Thailand

A 3-day plan for Thailand's capital with real costs in baht, BTS and boat routes, and the neighborhoods where locals actually eat.

3-day itinerary 6 areas ~$50/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Istanbul, Turkey

How to see Hagia Sophia, the Grand Bazaar, and the Asian side without overpaying for taxis, falling for restaurant tricks, or wasting half a day in the wrong neighborhood.

3-day itinerary 5 areas ~$120/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Lisbon, Portugal

A walking-first guide to Lisbon's seven hills, with transit shortcuts, the day trips worth taking, and the tourist traps worth skipping.

4-day itinerary 5 areas ~$140/day
Asia Updated Apr 2026

Seoul, South Korea

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood plan for first-timers who want to eat well, navigate the subway like a local, and skip the tourist traps.

5-day itinerary 6 areas ~$130/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Amsterdam, Netherlands

A practical 4-day plan that skips the tourist traps and leans into the city the locals actually use.

4-day itinerary 5 areas ~$160/day
Europe Updated Apr 2026

Berlin, Germany

A neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide to Berlin's best food, Cold War sites, and the city that does not care what time you eat breakfast.

4-day itinerary 6 areas ~$130/day
North America Updated Apr 2026

New York City, United States

A local-tested route through Manhattan and Brooklyn that keeps you off the tourist treadmill and under budget.

5-day itinerary 6 areas ~$250/day
Middle East Updated Apr 2026

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Most tourists spend their entire trip in Downtown and the Marina. The older parts of Dubai, the free attractions, and the affordable food are all within a short metro ride.

4-day itinerary 6 areas ~$175/day

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find the carry-on size limit for my airline?
Use the carry-on size checker to look up your airline. Each airline page shows verified carry-on, personal item, and checked bag dimensions, weights, and fees. Every number is sourced from the airline's own policy page with a "last verified" date.
Are the travel tools free to use?
Yes. The airline baggage database, carry-on and personal item size checkers, checked bag fee comparison, packing list generators, airline comparison pages, and destination guides are all free with no signup required.
Where does the airline baggage data come from?
Every airline policy on Vientapps is sourced directly from the airline's own published rules, cross-referenced across multiple sources, and cited with a link on the page. Coverage spans 75 carriers including major US, European, Middle Eastern, and Asian airlines.
How often is the baggage data updated?
Airline pages are re-verified against the airline's official website on a rolling basis. Each page shows a "last verified" date so you can check freshness before your trip. Major policy changes (like fee increases or size rule updates) are usually reflected within a week.
Can I embed these tools on my travel blog?
Yes. The carry-on size widget, bag-fit checker, and checked bag fee calculator are all free to embed. Just copy two lines of HTML. No tracking, no API key, auto-updating data. See the widgets page for embed codes and customization options.
Who builds Vientapps?
Caden Sorenson, a senior staff engineer with 15+ years of experience. He runs Vientapps from Logan, Utah as a one-person indie studio. Every tool is built in public with an honest write-up of what shipped, what broke, and what he would do differently.

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