If you travel a lot, you’re well aware that not all airports are created equal. Some are, of course, huge, while others are tiny. Some have one or more on-site …
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Over the years, the safety announcements that flight attendants tell you before your plane takes off have undergone small changes. When smoking became verboten on planes, that was, of course, …
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Airbnb has recently announced they plan to update their cancellation policy and we have to say this is a fair, pro-guest change. They’ve updated its Extenuating Circumstances Policy, including renaming …
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People steal things from hotels all the time. Towels. Full rolls of toilet paper. Toiletries (even those big mounted-to-the-walls ones – they pump all the liquid into their own container). …
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Although I personally stink at fooling people, I’ve always been a fan of April Fool’s Day. And my favorites are April Fool’s jokes that are the gift that keep on …
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Many hotels have a wide piece of thick fabric or cloth at the end of the bed. You’ve probably seen them a bajillion times but toss them off in the …
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Airports in the United States generate billions of dollars in economic activity and support millions of lousy-to-fair-to-good-to-excellent-paying jobs (yeah, it’s complicated). Airports are generally self-sustaining entities and act as landlords …
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As exciting as it is when the TSA adds new airlines to its list of participants in TSA PreCheck, it’s equally as frustrating when an airline you plan to use …
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The island of Manhattan has been overcrowded with cars for decades. Although some people are willing and able to use mass transit, many others drive into the city to get …
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It’s probably happened to you or someone you know. You’ve disembarked from your cruise at 8am, or checked out of your hotel at 11am, but your flight isn’t until 10pm. …