The European Commission is reversing, at least temporarily, its rules on the amount of liquids you could have in your carry-on luggage. Starting September 1st, travelers are restricted to 100 ml of liquids for carry-ons. As an American, it is helpful to know that 100 ml corresponds to our 3.4-ounce rule that we have here. […]
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Delta just announced that it is rolling out fast, free Wi-Fi presented by T-Mobile on select long-haul international routes to its entire global fleet for free. Most transatlantic flights are expected to be in service with free Wi-Fi by the end of the summer. Starting this summer, customers can enjoy fast, free Wi-Fi presented by T-Mobile. TimelineÂ
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Travel Advice of the Day Don’t Travel with a George Constanza Wallet. This advice is not only for the hoarders of the world. We all tend to store paperwork and other items that we thing we will need. I am sure that there is someone in our group who has a forgotten receipt from months ago
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My daughter just bought a new carry-on and it made me think that I should look for one as well. In the spirit of sharing, I figured I would let everyone know what I found out. Having the right carry-on suitcase can make all the difference when you are traveling. Whether you are a frequent
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When I was a kid, my parents would make us wait to the board the plane until the last minute. Their rationale was why do we want to sit on the plane any longer than we have to. That was a time when you would check your bag or actually bags and you might have a small
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My friend is in Tokyo and will not stop talking about how he loves 7-Eleven stores there and how he goes at least once a day. After kidding him that he must be homesick for a slurpee, I asked him why? He went on how great the 7-Eleven shops are in Japan. He said the you would not believe their high quality food,
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One of my friends was scheduled to fly to Japan but he was delayed 10 hours because a typhoon was going to hit Tokyo. We started to wonder what are his rights and options in this situation. Little did I know what a can of worms we were opening. It seems that the Department of Transportation has rules
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I was thinking about services that hotel staff provide that used to be valuable but in our day and age are now almost worthless. In the past, when you traveled to a new place, you would want the help of the hotel staff in a bunch of things that now you can find out with the
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I came across an article on HuffPost entitled 7 Perks You Probably Didn’t Know Hotel Staff Can Give You and I was excited to see what perks I was missing out. I thought that their list was not complete and left off many valuable services. HuffPost’s list consisted of 1. Restaurant recommendations. 2. Decoration of rooms for special occasions. 3. Transportation arrangements. 4. Advice on local
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