by Charlie Leocha | Feb 17, 2019
Hidden city ticketing can mean trouble for airlines and for passengers. TSA programs can get passengers through customs and airport security faster. Pedestrian deaths rising far faster than vehicle deaths. Hidden city ticketing: The travel hack airlines are fighting...
by Charlie Leocha | Feb 10, 2019
Cruise lines are upping their game when it comes to technology. Soon, cruisers will be able to spend money with only a wearable device. These devices will allow passengers to be easily tracked and offer “additional conveniences.” Why do airlines make you...
by Charlie Leocha | Feb 3, 2019
Today we look at airports of the future, where the problems of travelers are about the same as they were in the past. Only today, the airports are far bigger and so are the same old problems. We look at the counterintuitive fact that as traffic accidents and deaths...
by Charlie Leocha | Jan 27, 2019
Brief, Breezy and Foolish European Grand Tour City visits demonstrate everything wrong with American tourism Today we ponder a sad Wall Street Journal article about a proposed European Grand Tour, “How to tackle Europe’s bucket-list cities when you’re racing the...
by Charlie Leocha | Jan 20, 2019
Here are three things to think about when you go out to dine, when you make airline seat reservations, and when you apply for a job. Dining surge pricing may soon be based on when you decide to eat. Airlines are getting passengers to pay for no upgrades. And, job...
by Charlie Leocha | Jan 13, 2019
Southwest founder found a magic formula for success at lowering airfares Today we ponder the rise of Southwest to become the biggest domestic carrier. They followed the vision of the Southwest founder. We read about drones disrupting flights in London and new...
