by Charlie Leocha | Nov 17, 2019
We take time to examine a worsening battlefield in airline travel. More carry-on bags are slowing down boarding and creating havoc with published airline schedules. Free airport WiFi is now a ripe target for cybercriminals. So, we provide some precautions. And the GPS...
by Charlie Leocha | Nov 10, 2019
We take time today to examine the problem of women being harassed while traveling. We go through Alaska Airlines’ history from a puddle-jumper to transcontinental airline. Finally, we examine United Airlines’ new passenger-friendly (at least for those who...
by Charlie Leocha | Nov 3, 2019
Today we have a video about how to travel like a Canadian. It is a bit tongue-in-cheek, but still serious about being considerate of others. We present a survey that reveals the most annoying travelers. Finally, Checkbook.org outlines the best ways to get the lowest...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 27, 2019
Most travelers don’t know their air travel rights, according to a recent survey. You should know your airline rights. Cruise advisors are now necessary because of the proliferation of extra fees. It used to be that advisors were needed because those planning...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 20, 2019
This weekend we take time to learn about changes at Amtrak that are making the railroad more airplane-like. We look at the phenomenon of frequent fliers willingly allowing their mileage to expire. And we find out about a Waze carpooling app that is trying to reach...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 13, 2019
Today we look at new rules for traveling to Cuba and how trips can still be taken. We read complaints about and problems with the new Marriot Hotels (and State of California) decision to ban small toiletry items. And, we learn about the dramatic increase in solo...
