This week in travel, we’ve uncovered several stories that might have flown under your radar. Among them: the Federal Aviation Administration wants airlines to revise their safety guidelines to prevent passengers from grabbing their bags during evacuations; a newspaper report finds that restaurants in Paris are charging American tourists more than locals; and tourists in Thailand have been fined for urinating into the ocean. London Heathrow, Brussels Airport, and Berlin Brandenburg were hit hardest after Collins Aerospace, an American company providing check-in services worldwide, was targeted on Friday. 2FRENCH RESTAURANTS CHARGE AMERICAN DINERS MOREThe French daily newspaper Le Parisien conducted an experiment this summer to see if Parisian restaurants charge tourists more after complaints on Reddit. The men ignored locals who urged them to stop urinating into the sea from the shore, and even showed those residents the middle finger.