Airports

The Elf On The Shelf: A Christmas Tradition is a picture book for children that was originally published in 2005. Written by Carol Aebersold and her daughter Chandra Bell, the …

Unless you’re lucky enough to only have to go to cities that have direct flights from where you are, chances are good you’re going to have a layover. It may …

Navigating an airport is an unpleasant experience. People will do as much as possible ahead of time to get through all of the bottlenecks. Checking in for your flight in …

There are very few “positive” things you can say about the coronavirus pandemic, especially in the travel industry. Tourist destinations took advantage of their “pause” to work on long-needed renovations. …

2020 was a year of changing expectations about travel. Instead of planning trips around the world, people found the best ways to get away from home while trying to stay …

Happy Sunday to all our travel friends, both near and far. Here are some articles we’ve read from other bloggers (and other sources) that we think you may like, so …

Like everywhere in the USA, COVID-19 testing programs at airports are a patchwork of local governments, airport authorities, airlines and private companies getting together and figuring it out for themselves.  …

Before the travel slowdown, many travelers at busy airports swore by the CLEAR checkpoints. Being able to skip the long lines for security and even TSA Precheck would save precious …

Passenger traffic on airplanes is still a fraction of what it was a year ago at this time. When the downturn started, airports looked like ghost towns, sitting there as …

Most of us are familiar with how most gas stations get fuel. Big tanker trucks arrive every however often and refill the gas station’s underground tanks with regular, mid-grade, premium, …