7 travel superstitions from around the world

Travel superstitions from around the world include tucking a clove of garlic in a suitcase to guard against bad luck.

Touching the outside of the aircraft before boarding is a ritual believed to bless the flight and ease fear of flying.

Boarding a plane with the right foot first is rooted in ancient maritime customs to start the journey 'on the right foot'.

These beliefs, shared by Casino Khajana and psychic Inbaal Honigman, range from ancient traditions to modern flight rituals.

Other superstitions involve carrying lucky charms or avoiding certain seat numbers.