Recently I was on a flight to Florida. As soon as I sat down, I pulled out my tablet and started watching a movie. With my headphones on, I drowned out all the commotion that was on the flight. It turns out that the guy sitting next to me took another approach. He did not […]
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The rumblings of a global trade war aren’t just affecting steel and soybeans; they’re sending shivers down the spine of the US travel sector. According to a recent report by Tourism Economics, escalating trade tensions pose a significant threat to the industry, potentially leading to a downturn in international arrivals and a loss of billions
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I just read an article that highlight an unspoken truth about resort fees at hotels. Basically the article highlights that a Holiday Inn Express in Hudson Wisconsin, charges a resort fee (aka amenities fee) for providing absolutely nothing of value to its customers. From their website, they highlight potato chips as one of their amenities.
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I hate to admit but I a loyal Marriott Bonvoy member who has traveled around the world. I started out as a SPG member and then was folded into the Bonvoy world after they acquired all the Starwood properties and programs. Recently, I have found myself questioning the value of my loyalty to Marriott. While
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The airline club lounge. A haven of peace for frequent flyers, offering respite from the chaos of the terminal with complimentary snacks, drinks, and a comfortable workspace. Â Â But lately, there’s been a disturbing trend: passengers are taking more than they’re entitled to. Â We’re talking about the brazen theft of food and beverages from these
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Air travel, once a glamorous experience, seems to have devolved into a battleground of self-centeredness. From the moment we enter the airport, it’s a constant struggle for personal space, elbow room, and a sense of civility. Gone are the days of courteous passengers, replaced by a “me-first” mentality that permeates every stage of the journey.
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I embarked on a road trip from sunny South Florida to the Big Apple in my trusty Tesla Model Y. Naturally, I planned my route using Tesla’s built in navigation, confident that it would guide me to the optimal charging stops. One caveat, however: I had a non-negotiable pit stop planned at the legendary Buccees
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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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A great hotel room often boasts the essentials: accessible power outlets, ample water, fast Wi-Fi, subtle nightlights, luggage space, and quiet, effective AC. But even properties with excellent physical attributes can be undone by poor service or shortsighted cost-cutting. Hoteliers, are you puzzled by a well-located, competitively priced hotel with great facilities that isn’t seeing
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Traveling from the USA to London during a major Heathrow disruption like a fire presents significant challenges. Here’s a breakdown of essential steps to take: Immediate Actions: Planning and Alternatives: Key Considerations for US Travelers: By taking these steps, you can navigate the challenges of traveling to London during a Heathrow disruption.
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