Category Archives for "Advice".
I fancy myself a bit of an artist when it comes to award redemptions. I like 23 hour layovers, and have been known to book up to 6 on a single award ticket. I try to maximize every stopover and segment… Continue Reading
How to avoid a surprise on the car rental bill and tips for getting a resolution if you have been overcharged. Continue Reading
Have you ever encountered an experience where you went to pay for something with cash anywhere in the world while traveling — only to be told that the money is no good because it… Continue Reading
My husband and I were traveling from New York to Munich on Lufthansa using a ticket we had booked with our United Airlines miles. The flight was cancelled due a strike and Lufthansa refused to help us,… Continue Reading
Free wifi is becoming more and more common at hotels, due to popular demand. Study after study shows that both fast and free Wifi is extremely important to all travelers, yet not all hotels have tuned… Continue Reading
This is more of a beginner article, but may be useful to you if you’re going abroad for the first time. Airports in many countries follow a completely different system than what you might find in… Continue Reading
Editor’s Note: This is part of a series of articles designed to give you a better picture of how to become a more effective photographer and gain some control in your work in a snap —… Continue Reading
“Give the gate agent cookies and they’ll upgrade you!” “Tell them you’re it’s your honeymoon. This works great if you’re going to Hawaii! “Wear a suit… Continue Reading
Traveling Amtrak in the Northeast Corridor of the United States can be a blessing compared to the hassles of air travel, and in many cases, it beats flying every time. Amtrak is the forgotten step-child… Continue Reading
You are about to fly as a passenger seated in the economy class cabin for the first time aboard an airplane operated by Etihad Airways; but you are not certain as to what to expect — especially… Continue Reading