by Ned S. Levi | Oct 26, 2015
In a recent survey of travelers, contracted by Expirian, of the travelers responding, 39% said they had either been directly victimized or know someone who was victimized while traveling, who either experienced having sensitive identity data stolen, and/or encountered...
by Ned S. Levi | Oct 5, 2015
US citizens and residents generally use their state driver’s licenses or state issued non-drivers IDs to board US domestic commercial airline flights. Looming in the near future for air travelers is the Real ID Act of 2005. The law sets requirements for ID cards...
by Charlie Leocha | Sep 7, 2015
Jon renewed his US passport about a decade ago and happily traveled with it across the globe. Last year, planning a great trip to France for the summer, six months away, he glanced at his passport to see it still had eleven months before it expired, so he put it away...
by Ned S. Levi | Mar 31, 2014
April arrives later this week. Summer vacations start just a few months from now. Many are actively investigating summer vacation plans, while others are finalizing their travel plans. There are, of course, many ways to lower one’s costs of vacation and increase...
by Ned S. Levi | Jan 27, 2014
Until December, 2013 TSA Pre✓ (PreCheck) was limited to frequent fliers invited to participate by airlines, members of US government run “Trusted Traveler” programs and members of the US military. Beginning on December 4, 2013, TSA opened the Pre✓ Application Program....
