With the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, many people are in the midst of purchasing and cooking food. In my family, turkey is the mainstay along with stuffing, sweet potatoes and of course cranberry sauce. I have learned that across the USA, people also eat a variety of other food Thanksgiving. These additional dishes include ham, duck, […]
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As many people travel for Thanksgiving holiday, one major concern is what food can I travel with. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has provided guidance on traveling with food during the Thanksgiving Holiday. The TSA projects that 18.3 million people will travel from Tuesday, Nov. 26 to Monday, Dec. 2. This represents an increase of
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Delta Airlines just announced that starting in December, it will be launching a new partnership with Shake Shack. Delta will be rolling this program out starting with flight departing from Boston with plans for expansion to other U.S. markets throughout 2025. Customers sitting in First Class on routes over 900 miles will be able to
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With Spirit Airlines filing for bankruptcy, there are going to be some losers in this process. The key question is how does this impact you? Stockholders For stockholders of Spirit Airlines, they will in all likelihood be wiped out. So, this will be a bad investment. Stockholders will be the ultimate losers in this process.
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Before a recent trip to South America, I investigated the tipping etiquette for South America. The standard response was that tipping was not required or expected but was appreciated. Very vague response for a collection of differing countries with differing cultures. What I have come to learn is that Americans are seen as tippers or
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Tipping is always a delicate topic for people once they leave their home country. Unlike Greece and Italy, tipping culture in the Caribbean is similar to the USA. That means tipping is encouraged and you should be prepared to tip various service providers. One of the benefits to Americans is that almost all the Caribbean
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Apple just announced a new feature for its AirTag. Users can share a link with the location of their AirTag with third parties. The first crop of people who will be eligible will be 15 airline partners. We all know that Airlines lose or delay bags more than we like. The AirTag helps in this
I am training for a triathlon. For those who do not know, triathlons consist of three sports, running, biking and swimming. When you travel, it is easy to pack running gear since it primarily includes running shoes, shorts and a top (and layers if it is cool). For biking, you need a bike, cleats, biking
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I have the same ongoing discussions with friends around the country about the need to get Clear. My friends in Florida and Orange County, California do not understand the need for a premium service to expedite the process through Airport Security. With all of the delays at JFK, I found Clear to be a lifesaver.
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I am planning a long road trip for my Tesla Model Y. In the past, I would charge my Tesla to 100% at home and at each rest stop according to my Tesla App. It could take me 40 to 45 minutes to charge at the various rest stops and then I would be on
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