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What Do Business Travelers Worry About Most?
What's your number one worry as a business traveler? Most travelers say missing their flight is their top worry. But the other answers on a Booking.com survey are a bit surprising, especially when there are obvious ways to manage those anxieties (or at least the...
This is What Air Travel Will Look Like in 100 Years
The United States turned 240 years old this year. If you think about where we were in terms of transportation at the dawn of our nation, compared to the technological advancements we have experienced just since 2000, the tantalizing possibilities of the future of air...
Five Tips to Traveling Light
Given the increase in travel and baggage fees by some airlines, it's important to travel as light as possible. It simplifies the check-in process, and helps get you to your destination with a minimum of fuss. These are a few things we do on our business trips to make...
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Packing Smart For Your Trip
Beyond the good sense you demonstrate by traveling with Travelpro rollaboards, there are a number of things to keep in mind as you pack. Kate Mortell published an excellent and entertaining list of packing pointers entitled "How To Pack Smart" which recently appeared...
One Bag Business Travel Tips
Inexperienced business travelers are often wary of "one bag travel," worrying that their trip may be sabotaged by the lack of an item they neglected to pack. Fear not, rookie traveler! With a little planning, you'll avoid embarrassing oversights and many of the...
Travel Tips For Mexico
One of the best travel values currently available is our neighbor to the south, Mexico. With its popular destinations including Puerto Vallarta, Cabo San Lucas, Acapulco, Cancun and Cozumel, sun-loving tourists have no shortage of vacation options. Historic sites,...
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Three More Tips to Living Like a Local
After we published our Tips to Living Like a Local post, we received a guest post from Julie Duran-Gelléri, a French writer living in Ireland. She gave us a few pointers for living like a local, whether you’re in a foreign country for a few days or a few weeks (or...
What’s The One Thing You Could Not Travel Without?
Is there one thing that you absolutely could not travel without? In a perfect world — at least our world — everyone's answer would be Travelpro luggage. Ah, but the world isn't perfect, and opinions do vary. (But we're sticking with our answer.) Many travelers...
A Special Father’s Day Offer from Travelpro Outlet
Just in time for Father's Day, pick from a great selection of Travelpro® and Atlantic® luggage at huge savings on our outlet web site. Travelpro is the luggage brand of choice for flight crews and frequent travelers, providing highly durable luggage to over 80...
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Hotels Join the Hidden Fee Movement: Previously Free Perks Now Cost $$
Sad to say, some hotels are climbing on board the fee gravy train. Things that used to be included can now sometimes incur charges for unsuspecting travelers. Of course, everyone is familiar with, and usually wary of, the dreaded minibar fees. People know to avoid the...
10 Interesting and Helpful Travel Websites
If you've ever needed help with travel planning, but have some specific needs that the giant travel sites can't help you with, Nomadic Matt published a very useful blog post in September about some lesser-known travel sites that can be very helpful when planning...
Bring This, Not That: Packing for Young Children
Many new parents are often tempted to pack almost the entire bedroom when planning to travel with their kids. They want to make sure they're prepared for every contingency, every situation. Don't let this happen to you. Your kids just don't need as much stuff as you...
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