According to a recent McKinsey Mobility Consumer Pulse 2024 Overview, 46% of current EV owners are likely to switch back to traditional Internal Combustion Engine car. There are many reasons listed but the challenges with finding a charger and the time it takes to charge are high on the list. I have been hearing of range […]
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Skytrax recently came out with the World Airline Awards based upon world travelers. What is surprising or maybe not too surprising is that no American airline is in the top 20 (Delta comes in at 21). Stripping this down to the best North American Airlines, there were some surprises… Delta Air Lines Air Canada United Airlines Porter Airlines
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If you are in Rochester NY, one of their great food delicacies is the Garbage Plate. This dish started in Nick Tahou created the first Garbage Plate. You will also find other versions of this dish (and variations on it) on menus all over the Rochester area – from small hamburger joints, to fine dining restaurants
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A couple of weeks ago, New York launched its New York Mobile ID. To utilize it, you need to down load an app from either the Google Play Store or Apple App Store. The MiD App is pretty easy to use. Just download it and fill out some information. After that you scan in your
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We were traveling from Toronto to Fort Lauderdale last week. As you may know, there is a dedicated line at the Toronto Pearson Airport for travelers to the USA. When I was at security, I was informed that my destination, Fort Lauderdale, was not in the USA so I would need to change lines. The
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Our travel tip of the day is to always bring a reusable water bottle when you travel, whether domestically or internationally. I can not tell you the number of times that I wished I brought a reusable water bottle. My desire for a bottle can range from a weekend drive for a couple of hours
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I am a big diet Snapple peach iced tea fan (sorry, zero sugar Snapple tea). I typically pick up a bottle when I am at a lunch in a deli or restaurant. This is not a big deal when you are in the northeast. Once you travel to another part of the country, finding Snapple iced tea
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As the summer heats up, people are traveling more. Here is a word of advice, scan and save all of your important documents. I am specifically mentioning your Driver’s License, Passport, Credit Card, Printed Reservations, Vouchers and the like. It is not uncommon to lose one or more documents when you travel. I had a
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Fort Lauderdale is synonymous with sunshine, beaches, and maybe even spring break memories (ahem!). But beneath the glamorous exterior lies a city brimming with quirky charm and unexpected adventures. So, ditch the usual tourist traps and dive into the weird and wonderful side of Fort Lauderdale with this guide to offbeat experiences: 1. Catch a
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When Emily Post published her “Etiquette: In Society, In Business, In Politics and At Home,” in 1922, life was a little easier than today. At that time there was no commercial airline travel so we did not have issues like people taking off their shoes to share their smelling feet with the rest of
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