In his latest column, contributor Joe Sharkey dives into the world of crowd-sourced reviews and how to handle the inevitable discrepancies of taste.
In the most recent column by contributor Joe Sharkey, he dives into the blurred lines of traveling with support animals and more recent travel news.
Do you know what to do to get yourself, and other passengers, off of a plan in under 90 seconds during an emergency?
Trying to figure out how much to tip in real time can leave you flustered. This guide will help you plan ahead of time.
As self-employed travel columnist for two decades, I’ve usually booked my own travel, independent of a corporate travel manager. That makes me less ...
On a business trip in a big city, you or I get are likely to get to and from the airport using Uber or Lyft, a regular taxi, a hotel shuttle, a ...
Is airline passenger conduct declining — or are flight attendants just reporting it more? Every so often, a media scold does the bidding of the ...
Ronald Reagan Airport's infamous Gate 35X is about to get an upgrade It’s been referred to online as “literally the Gates of Hell.” In the same vein, ...
Forget bad food or lousy service — diners are making their true pet peeve known loud and clear What’s the biggest complaint about restaurants?
Boeing's disastrous year is having a ripple effect on the entire airline industry A headline in The New York Times the other day startled me: “Boeing ...
A recent rash of selfie-inflicted accidents has me wondering — should we ban the selfie? A tourist from China plunged 1,000 feet to his death at the ...
Daylight savings time confuses a lot of people, but no one more than frequent corporate travelers? So are we all agreed on what time it is now? Let’s ...
The State Dept. recently added Antarctica to its Travel Advisory list — what does this mean for corporate travel managers? Even if you’re a research ...
Is it finally time to pump the brakes on our dream of high-speed travel? Two recent travel-news items caught my attention. One said that supersonic ...
Brexit planning, rampaging monkeys, and the disappearing breakfast are just a few of the weird things happening in the travel world The late blues ...
Corporate travelers need more options for staying productive on the road. Are day-rate hotels the future? Most business travelers know a version of ...
Everybody in the travel business is giving you tips for travel in 2019, so let me put in my two cents, as they used to say when two cents had at ...
It’s the end of the year. That used to mean something for business travelers anxious to preserve elite status on an airline. For many of us, it meant ...
I haven’t had a gun since 1968, when a Marine quartermaster in Vietnam (I was in the Navy, but on the ground) handed me an M14 rifle and snarled, ...
