A new revenue trend is gaining traction at hotels. It relates to charging fees for early check ins. Recently, a guest was checking into a Newark Courtyard Marriott and was charged $50 for an early check in. Normal check in time at this hotel was 3:00 pm and this guest wanted to check in at […]
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For years, travelers have searched for the magic formula to score the best deals on flights. One of the most persistent beliefs is that there’s a specific day of the week when airlines slash prices. But is there any truth to the “cheapest day to book” myth? Let’s dive into the world of flight pricing
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When traveling, the cleanliness of public and even private facilities can significantly impact your overall experience. So, what’s the scoop on bathroom cleanliness in Spain? Like any country, the situation can vary, but here’s a general overview based on observations and reports. The Good News: The Areas for Improvement: Tips for Navigating Spanish Bathrooms: In
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We recently found out that two flights from Mexico were rerouted from Atlanta to an Alabama Airport. The new airport had no customs, forcing the passengers to stay on the plane all night. Delta apologized for falling short. I’m curious if there was anything that could be done or if this is one of those
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There’s a particular brand of disorientation that comes with waking up in the dead of night in a strange hotel room. You’re half-asleep, the layout is unfamiliar, and the urgent need to find the bathroom kicks in. Sound familiar? For me, the absolute worst part of these bathroom trips is the inevitable flick of the
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Dining out with my wife is usually a pleasure, but over the years, I’ve identified a specific set of restaurant grievances that can quickly escalate the evening. Let’s just say a happy wife definitely contributes to a happy dining experience for everyone involved. So, in the interest of harmonious meals, I’m sharing a few of
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Let’s face it, travel can be unpredictable. Lost luggage, unexpected delays, or a sudden weather shift can turn your perfectly planned trip upside down. That’s why packing a smart carry-on is crucial. And when it comes to clothing, being prepared for anything is the name of the game. So, what should you definitely include in
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The healthcare industry is facing a critical shortage of skilled professionals, and it’s only projected to get worse. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) projects a national shortage of up to 124,000 physicians by 2033, including primary care physicians and specialists. In Florida alone, the shortage of primary care doctors could reach nearly 6,000.
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Twenty Twenty Grill in Boca Raton. We had heard that the restaurant was excellent so our expectations were really high. For a change, Twenty Twenty Grill really delivered. It was definitely the best meal we have eaten in Boca Raton. There are a whole bunch of Italian, Greek and Steakhouses but this Contemporay American exceeds
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With the rise in tipping for everything following COVID, I am not at all surprised that some employers are possibly stealing some of the money people leave for tips. In an article on View from the Wing, the author (Gary Leff) discusses an allegation that certain hotels in Orlando (the Hyatt House and Hampton Inn
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