Is the travel thermometer the new must-have travel gadget? We’ve identified several top travel thermometers designed specifically for traveling.
Travel Hack Series
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A hotel bed seems like a distant memory at this point in time and a distant prospect given the potential future of travel. But, there’s been a burning question that I’ve had and I am sure you’ve had at one time or another: why are hotel bed sheets tucked so tight?
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Should you prepay gas for a rental car? The rental car companies certainly make it both easy and sound appealing to add this option when renting a car. Unsuspecting renters may not really understand this option and could easily find themselves signing up for something that might be a bad deal.
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For many people, myself included, it’s incredibly difficult to sleep on a plane. I am a tall person and it’s hard to get truly comfortable on a plane – comfortable enough to sleep? Not likely. In most cases the best I can muster is the takeoff nap (which you can read more about here: The Takeoff Nap – my favorite business travel hack ). However, I was asked to review an interesting travel pillow a few months ago and I’ve found that I really like this fella AND it helped me actually sleep a little better on the plane.
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Here are 12 Practical Air Travel Tips that first time travelers ought to know.…
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The airport doesn’t have to be inconvenient or frustrating, but often it is exactly that. However, with a little experience, a few clever tricks and a willingness to learn the airport can be survived. Here are 23 Airport Hacks that both practical and clever.
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Dang it! I missed my turn while my cell phone was slogging around near my feet after it slipped out of the cup holder in my rented Camaro! Does this describe you when renting a car?? It certainly described me, that is, until I found the perfect rental car hack.
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The life of a business traveler is definitely not sunshine and cupcakes. We spend far too many nights away from our loved ones sleeping in yet another hotel bed that’s not our own. Flitting from city to city inside of an aluminum tube each week we grind it out on the road trying to put food on our tables. So, the least we could do is laugh about it, eh?