My job requires that I travel. I am on a journey to get fit. These are often two conflicting statements. In this post, I would like to discuss the challenges I face when attempting to accomplish both and some of the steps I have taken to make things easier. Read on to learn more!
I recently visited India for this first time in over five years. I figured I would share some tips I learned along the way. Read on to learn more!
I do not really have much to say about car rental companies other than to find one and stick with them. Most are identical in…
Your choice of airline really matters and because you are going to marry one be sure to do your homework to prevent a bitter divorce. The most important decision when choosing an airline is to try and find one with non-stop service to your most common destinations. While you may not mind lay-overs and can benefit from the rewards of multiple segments especially for travel of short distances, they significantly increase the time of trips and increase the chances of being delayed.
Once you have narrowed down the choices, you should look to see what the remaining airlines offer in terms of amenities and incentives. You can search online for individual airlines, but I have included my thoughts on some of the airlines I have traveled. You will notice a lot of airlines are not listed as I do not have enough experiences with them to comment. From what I have heard from others, JetBlue is one of the best airlines. I plan to travel with them soon and will comment when I do.
Now that you have a basic understanding of your travel requirements and how to pack, it is time to pop the question and commit yourself. You need to commit to an airline or airline alliance, a hotel or hotel chain, and a car rental company. This is important in order to gain status and all the perks that come with it. While this may not sound important initially, it you will be, especially if you expect to be traveling more than 25% of the time.
Packing and luggage are possibly the most important decisions you need to make when traveling. To get you started, you should answer the following questions:
Are you a frequent traveler or are you about to become one? What type of travel will you be doing? In most cases, frequent travelers are business travelers. If you are new to traveling then you likely have many questions and/or are looking for some traveling tips. Over the past couple I years I have been traveling extensively (up to 100% of the time). During this time, I have learned many things about traveling and figured I would share some tips and tricks.