by Charlie Leocha | Oct 15, 2009
As much as travelers complain about Transportation Security Administration (TSA) and airport inspections, there is a more dire problem — TSA executives are resigning from the agency in higher numbers than other agencies. This is setting off alarms in Washington. A...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 14, 2009
There is a breaking dawn for a new age of bus travel. With airfares too high for a spur-of-the-minute trip, airline schedules too dicey to make close plans, Amtrak costing about the same as the plane and gas, tolls and downtown parking making auto travel less than...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 13, 2009
In case anyone missed this interesting story that was published last week, here it comes again: We can look at this as “strange news,” “funny stuff,” or as an example of how asking each person to do something small can actually add up to making...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 12, 2009
No one likes to sit near someone with the sniffles or a cough on the plane, but what about the very real prospect of your seatmate having swine flu? If current airline policies continue, those who have flu-like symptoms and heed the Centers for Disease Control warning...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 11, 2009
Enjoy a collection of videos that illustrate travel wonderfully. Above a Vodafone voyeur sends snaps to a friend from a red-eye. Below, lastminutetravel.com encourages travel to France and Pet Airways pitches travel for your pets. Last Minute Travel British ad for...