I was on a flight and found someone in my seat. As I approached him, I was annoyed. Thinking that this person wanted a free move from the back of the plane to near the front of plane riled me up!! I was already for a fight to get this seat squatter out of my […]
Airplane Seat Drama: Squatters, Mistakes, and What to Do Read More »
I just read a horrible story that happened on a United Airlines flight. Basically, a disabled elderly lady was sitting in first class in the bulkhead where there’s no under-seat storage. She had a small purse and a fully collapsed cane that she needed help putting into the overhead bin. She politely asked the flight
Is This How United Treats Vulnerable Passengers? My Disturbing Experience Read More »
In our hyper-connected world, where smartphones are our lifelines, tablets our entertainment hubs, and laptops our mobile offices, electrical outlets have become an indispensable amenity. Or should I say a major requirement for an enjoyable stay. Yet, surprisingly, many modern hotels still suffer from a severe case of outlet scarcity, creating a frustrating and often
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Technology has become an undeniable force shaping nearly every facet of modern life, and the hospitality industry is no exception. From the moment a guest books a room online to the instant they leave a digital review; technology plays a crucial role. However, this powerful tool presents a double-edged sword, offering incredible benefits while simultaneously
Rethinking Hospitality: Technology and the Importance of Human Connection Read More »
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
Would You Raw Dog a Flight? Read More »
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
Is the Trade War Killing US Tourism? Traveler Concerns Grow Read More »
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
Does Marriott Bonvoy Care About Its Members? A Critical Look Read More »
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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For many on Long Island, the news of Village Hero‘s closure was sad news and a passing of an institution. However, its return was met with much hoopla. This wasn’t just another deli reopening; it was the revival of a local legend, a place synonymous with generously sized and seriously satisfying hero sandwiches. After a
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