Business Travel

People have been playing pranks and practical jokes for centuries. Ring and run (a.k.a. ding dong ditch in some parts of the country). Whoopee cushions. Calling random people and asking …

When you have the opportunity to fly in business or first class, you still need to navigate airport security, crowded terminals, and shared lounges. There are many barriers between you …

I’ve always been one who likes to know how people “tick.” I remember being in college and we learned about how people with different personalities tended to sit in specific …

Sometimes a car rental company will develop something that no one else has. For example, most of us know that National Car Rental allows Emerald Aisle customers to choose their …

We’re all familiar with consumer travel loyalty programs—those that let you earn points for flights, hotel stays, car rentals, and more, which you can redeem for future travel. But did …

Business travelers often choose airlines based on whether they offer reliable Wi-Fi. For these travelers, internet access needs to be both fast and dependable. While paying for Wi-Fi can be …

When we went back to New York City to see Billy Joel at Madison Square Garden this summer, I needed to find a nearby hotel. We were disappointed with our …

One of our readers wrote to us the other day to ask what happened to CheapAir.com. They said they had used the online travel agency, on and off, for years, …

When I was getting ready to go on a business trip to New York a while back, I noticed on my paperwork that I was instructed to use a taxi …

My job doesn’t usually involve travel. If I didn’t volunteer for out-of-town assignments, I could stay home and work my normal schedule. However, I can’t pass up the chance to …