Is it unethical to travel right now? A popular Reddit thread is discussing this topic right now and it has (unsurprisingly) produced some very polarized opinions. We highlight a few and weigh in the discussion.
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Airlines are strapped for cash right now thanks to the pandemic and the travel industry may never look the same again. Some airlines have started to get creative in drumming up new revenue and its in that vein that we present a collection of random ideas for airlines to generate some extra cash or examples of airlines thinking outside of the box in desperate attempts to survive.
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In this humorous take on the various ways you can travel like a total A$$H0le we do a little passenger shaming (and have some fun alone the way). Here is your beginner’s guide to traveling like a jerk (freshly updated for 2020!).
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I’ve now traveled for work twice in the COVID-19 era and I didn’t catch this nasty bug. Does that mean business travel is safe again? Yeah, not completely, but it’s safer than you might think. Here’s what I’ve seen and why I think companies should consider (safely) getting their staff back on the road again.
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Well, actually, I was yesterday years old when I shared the news out of Orange County where the local Democratic party has dusted off calls to change the name of the John Wayne Airport. Apparently, the Duke held some pretty racist views – something I’d never knew until yesterday.