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Avoid Getting Sick On Your Commute
We're starting to go back to work, heading back to the office and returning to the job site. People are coming out of their houses and trying to return to normal life. But we still need to take precautions and make sure we're keeping ourselves safe, even on our...
9 Ways to See the World From Your Home with Virtual Travel
April has been a tough month for travel, and we're not sure what May holds for us. Staying at home has put a damper on everyone's plans, especially for those of us who already made plans to see the sites, soak up some culture, and see new parts of the world. But...
Throw Zoom Parties to Stay in Touch With Friends Overseas
Zoom has been around for years already, but most people didn't start hearing about it until April when everyone working from home had regular Zoom meetings to keep in touch. It's an excellent way for people to connect efficiently and conveniently, especially for such...
Business Travel
One Thing That Makes Business Travel More Enjoyable
Over the last few years, we've written about how to cope with the rigors of business travel. We've documented the negative physical, psychological, and emotional stresses, and suggested ways to change your approach so that you are better prepared, not only to make the...
Smaller Airports Gain Attention of international Carriers
If you're planning your summer overseas vacation, you may be surprised to discover you have new options for flying out of a smaller regional airport closer to home. According to Brian Pearce, chief economist and director of the International Air Transport Association,...
Travel Top Five: Traveling in Comfort
Over the years, we've talked about traveling light, being efficient, and not taking things you can live without. But that doesn't mean living a spartan, uncomfortable existence, where you can't wait for your trip to be over. We still want you to be comfortable....
Family Travel
What To Do when Your Luggage is Lost
It's the last thing you want to have happen when you're traveling: your bag doesn't show up at the baggage carousel. It has an immediate impact on your psyche, not to mention your itinerary. But if the airline loses or mishandles your bag, there are a few steps you...
Geneva Airport Begins Its Luggage Robot Bag Drop Trial
Even with his vivid imagination, Leonardo Da Vinci, recognized for inventing the world's first robot, could never have envisioned this application for his creation. Or that it would be used in coordination with another of his inventions, the flying machine. Yet here...
Making the Case for Travel Insurance
Most people think travel insurance is a way to recoup the cost of an airline ticket in the event of a personal emergency or health situation that makes it impossible for them to complete their travels. But travel insurance is more than just personal insurance....
Road Warrior
Will Airlines Use Customization For Good Or Evil?
On the horizon for the airline industry: customizable fares. A little further out on the horizon: angry passengers. The airline industry is developing technology that will allow them to create a customized airplane fare for you — and only you — using personal...
Travel Wardrobe Essentials For Women
Vacations can provide travelers with a much-needed escape from the stressors and distractions from the real world. But between synchronizing vacation days, arranging hotel stays, and purchasing plane tickets, preparing for the vacation may give you more stress than...
How Can Airports and Airlines Use Wearable Technology To Enhance Passenger Experience?
Today’s travelers are more connected to technology than ever before. From smartphones that stay glued to our hands, to smart watches such as the Pebble and Samsung Gear, and even to what we see with Google Glass, the modern traveler is permanently intertwined with...
Travel Tips
Here Are the Top Reasons Travel Insurance Claims Are Delayed or Denied
Dealing with insurance companies can be frustrating and worrisome. Whether it's an auto claim, a homeowner claim, or medical claim, the insured is often told a claim is denied or delayed without explanation. Travel insurance is no different. A simple misstep can cause...
No Powders Will be Allowed onto Planes, says TSA
Starting June 30 it will be more difficult for international travelers to bring powders on their trips, at least in large quantities. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has adopted a stricter policy on baby powder, protein powder, dry spices, coffee,...
Which U.S. Airlines Have the Most Economy Class Legroom?
Have you noticed your personal space is shrinking on flights? You're not imagining things. The space between your seat and the seat in front of you is getting smaller (or maybe a little bigger), depending on your airline. Over time the average seat pitch — the...
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