Travel Tech

I’ve gotten to the point where I don’t get all excited about Black Friday sales. Every once in a while, I’ll see a great deal and splurge on something I’d …

One of the pieces needed to get travel, and global travel in particular, going is easily accessible, inexpensive, accurate and rapid coronavirus testing. Things are going in the right direction …

Getting online at a hotel can be frustrating. Sometimes it’s difficult to know what the WiFi network name is for the hotel. Then when you can connect, you have to …

I’ve been through several tech problems when we’re on the road. There’s the ever-present problem of not being able to sign onto a WiFi network at a hotel. We also …

Many activities that were, until recently, seen as quaint memories of a simpler time are now trending again. Camping, drive-in movies, and most importantly, the road trip. With people trying …

There are many ways to search for hotels. If you’re brand loyal, you’ll probably start at that hotel chain’s website. For everyone else, it’s most likely that you’ll go to …

If you’re like me, your email box is usually full of travel confirmations. However, right now I only have one travel-related email in there, for our cruise next July. I flag …

It was during the start of the #coronacrapola that I wrote an article with five things you could do instead of making travel plans. The third thing on the list …

Zoom. Two months ago, most people didn’t even know what it was. Today, it’s one of the things that’s getting us through staying at home day after day. Workplaces are …

I’ve used TripIt for over a decade to keep my travel plans organized. All of my airline reservations, hotel bookings, rental cars, and even our theater and dinner schedules are …