Day: August 4, 2021

The Importance of Knowing Bag Dimensions Before You Fly

Picture this: The night before you leave for an important trip, you pack your bag to your exacting business-traveler standards. Your clothes are rolled, your shoes neatly line the bottom of the bag, you’ve layered everything just so. You arrive at the airport prepared to breeze through security, your zip-top bag filled with 3-ounce everything […]

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Smartphone Travel Bookings to Increase

Mobile apps are making life so convenient, so easy to function. I have season tickets to the Miami Heat, and I just learned that I can use a function of the Heat’s mobile app to purchase concessions during a game. I don’t even have to pull my wallet out of my pocket. I haven’t used […]

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Five Helpful Tips to Get a Hotel Upgrade

Some people live by the motto, flattery will get you everywhere. While this may not work in all situations, it helps when traveling and actively seeking out an upgrade. Especially if you’re on the road a lot for business, every little comfort and consideration can go a long way in helping you feel more comfortable […]

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Flight Etiquette 101: Seat Reclining Courtesies and the Golden Rule

It’s one of the biggest causes of conflict on a flight, and you’ve probably encountered it more than once if you’re a frequent business traveler: Should you recline or not recline your seat? The topic is a hot button with seasoned travelers, so we thought we might suggest a few ways you can be considerate […]

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Creative Ways to Manage Hotel Pet Peeves

Have you ever stayed at a hotel and found they have a few issues you’re just not happy about? While you could always complain, the front desk staff can’t always fix your problems. For instance, a poorly-placed outlet is not something the staff is going to be able to fix during your stay. So rather […]

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Cheese It, It’s the Baggage Police!

Ever feel like you’d like to conduct a citizen’s arrest of a fellow passenger whose oversized baggage clearly violates the size limitations for what is considered carry-on? Several airlines are deploying their own “baggage police” to try to enforce carry-on compliance among their passengers. Jetstar in Australia and United have begun instructing employees to eyeball […]

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Eight Ways to Spot a Lousy Hotel

You know the feeling you get when you show up at a hotel, and it’s nothing like you imagined? That sinking feeling when you open the door to your room, and wonder if someone is playing a prank? Thankfully, today there are many tools at your disposal online to help you spot a lousy hotel […]

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7 Newest Travel Startups

We’re more mobile than ever, and not just in our day-to-day lives. Over 1 billion of us traveled internationally last year, and that number is expected to increase by three to four percent this year. There’s lots to manage when you’re on the road, and seven companies have new apps to help you get the […]

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How to Deal with the Most Hated Passenger

When given the opportunity to vent a little travel rage without getting arrested, 1,000 travelers took the opportunity to air their top grievances in Expedia’s annual Airplane Etiquette Survey. The number one pet peeve of most travelers? The person who repeatedly kicks the back of their seat received 61 percent of the votes. The complaint […]

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Packing for the Trip Home

One of the least sexy things to think about when you’re traveling is how to manage your dirty clothes. I don’t know about you, but I’m a much better packer on the way to my destination than I am on the way home. I want my clothes to arrive unwrinkled and ready to help me […]

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