CLEAR, the expedited security system allowing travelers to skip ID verification, faced a security incident last July when a man with a false identity passed through CLEAR lines at Reagan National Airport with ammunition. The incident led to a dispute Read More …
Happening now, more than 50 million Americans are expected to travel 50 miles or more for July 4 celebrations. Some of them will drive while others will fly during one of the busiest travel weeks of the year. More air traffic than normal Read More …
The other day I was tricked into resetting my iPhone, basically returning it to like-new status. Those who know about such things say a good hard reset from time to time is a good thing, much like restarting a computer Read More …
Refection after travel is a good idea. It makes sense to compare what we were promised before travel to the reality that resolved before our eyes. Whatever the plan was, there were probably triumphant moments along the way. I’d like Read More …
Frequent flyers rack up points on airlines when traveling for business or pleasure. The more they fly, the more they get, banking those points to use later, perhaps for a bucket list trip of a lifetime. A big mistake occasional Read More …
After satisfying less stringent requirements, Americans can go to Cuba now via cruise ship as well as by regularly scheduled airline flights. Going by cruise ship is a good idea if for no other reason than hotel rooms are expected Read More …
Flying from Orlando to Cairo via Dubai, I had a good idea of what to expect. Fourteen hours to Dubai, a two-hour layover there then four hours to Cairo, it was going to be a long travel day. Still, the Read More …
A big chunk of what makes for a good travel service provider are the front-line people we come in contact with. Be it an cruise line, airline, hotel chain or travel agency the people we interact with are a key Read More …