by ProBlog | Mar 31, 2011 | Business Travel, Road Warrior, Tips & Tricks
In this Information Age, it’s become a primary concern of the frequent traveler: How do you access the Internet while on the road? In addition to most airports and hotels, many shops serving the public now offer free wi-fi. Starbucks and other independent coffee shops...
by ProBlog | Mar 29, 2011 | Business Travel, Family Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
Child travel is challenging for both passengers flying with kids, and those flying near kids. Preparation, patience and proper travel etiquette go a long way in ensuring the flight is as enjoyable as possible for everyone involved. For those passengers traveling with...
by ProBlog | Mar 24, 2011 | Business Travel, Family Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
Among the many decisions you must make when traveling abroad is whether to rent a car or use the public transportation system. As with most international travel decisions, the answer is: it depends. Your choice of transportation depends on your budget, itinerary,...
by ProBlog | Mar 17, 2011 | Austin House, Business Travel, Family Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
The key to successful international travel is thoroughly planning for both for your convenience and safety. As if “the road” isn’t inconvenient enough, traveling abroad often involves the need to transport more items over greater distances for longer...
by ProBlog | Mar 3, 2011 | Business Travel, Family Travel, Road Warrior, Tips & Tricks
Air travelers face an etiquette question every bit as challenging as who goes through the elevator doors first, should you take the last hot wing, or whether one should initiate eye contact in an elevator. . . Who gets the armrests? Is it the passenger who arrived...
by ProBlog | Feb 24, 2011 | Business Travel, Family Travel, Luggage, Tips & Tricks
The inconveniences of air travel are well documented. In exchange for being quickly transported from one location to another, you have to put up with a lot of grief. Jostling crowds, security hassles, unpredictable delays — they’re all part of the flying...
