Travel has never been more expensive, thanks to the surging cost of fuel and the plunging value of the dollar. You don’t have to look any further than the airport to see it. Overpacking doesn’t come cheap these days, with most major airlines charging upwards of $25 per piece of extra luggage you check in. (That fee more than doubles if the luggage weighs in excess of 50 pounds.) Airlines, looking to nickel and dime passengers to offset rising costs, also now charge for everything from on-board snacks to in-flight movies. Worst of all, the surcharge surprises don’t end once you’ve exited the airport. On your next getaway you’ll likely get socked by hidden fees tucked away in the fine print. Bring plenty of patience and lots of extra cash for these common charges.