by Charlie Leocha | Oct 14, 2020
Rapid virus testing is coming to a town near you The advent of COVID-19 rapid virus testing is allowing many airlines to dream of opening flights prior to the introduction of a vaccine. Travelers United supports any approach that will allow travel to begin again. We...
by Charlie Leocha | Oct 9, 2020
Americans desire to travel. They do not want staycations. Last week’s Travelers United poll underscored America’s desire to travel. Indeed, it seems that reports of the death of travel are greatly exaggerated. Staycations, nearcations, and such just...
by Ned S. Levi | Sep 21, 2020
We’ve learned lots of pandemic lessons since COVID-19 began In early spring, pandemic lessons came fast and furious. COVID-19 shut down the world. Airlines mothballed planes and slashed scheduled flights. The cruise industry shut down. Many hotels closed. Train...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 17, 2020
Reporting on Boeing and the FAA looked and sounded dire, but it was old news National Public Radio (NPR) released a damning report about Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration’s (FAA) actions. The report claimed that Boeing and the FAA failed to certify...
by Christopher Elliott | Sep 3, 2020
The surprising things auto insurance covers will surprise you Did you know auto insurance covers rodents? It’s true. Damage by mice or squirrels is one of the things car insurance routinely includes, but that most drivers don’t know about. “Nobody expects mice or...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 2, 2020
The most unanswered question tourists ask today -— Where is the restroom? Finding a place to go to the bathroom has always been a problem for tourists. For years fast-food restaurants and coffee houses were the only places with public restrooms. And, today, many...
