The uncertainty of what the “new normal” will be comes with apprehension and plenty of questions, especially in regards to travel. Since the documented start of the COVID-19 pandemic, airline traffic has significantly decreased with projections of continued stagnation carrying through 2020. As countries and states begin to reopen, there’s no doubt that the urge to travel will reemerge as well. But, how does that translate into our current situation? Flying, which once was a seemingly enjoyable experience for most, now feels like navigating through an extreme sport obstacle course with no sight of the finish line. Which begs the question, what is the future of flying?
Read MoreIt’s a new year, which means it’s out with old and in with the new; new identification needed to fly, that is. Effective Oct 1st, 2020, a real ID or an acceptable alternate is required to verify your identity at the airport. I know you are probably wondering what exactly this mean. There are already a variety of different types of identification and an abundance of information with too many words out on the internet. So I am going to break it down, plain and simple...it’s 2020, go get your passport.
But for those who still may have questions, here’s a few FAQs.
Read MoreThey say you don’t really know someone until you’ve traveled with them. Spending virtually every moment with a person will reveal the good, the tolerable and the ‘why are we even friends?’ And we all know that one person that you cannot wait to get away from before the vacation ends. If you’re wondering why you haven’t been invited on another trip. Well...
Read MoreThe market is oversaturated with travel apps and websites, each claiming to be the best, when in actuality the majority are just…mediocre…I am going to share with you my most utilized, favorite and FREE resources that save me hundreds on flights and have essentially given me a flight assistant at my finger tips.
Read MoreLet me preface this by saying, there’s a high probability that our values are not the same. I’m concerned with traveling safely on schedule far more than a reclining seat and my carry-on fee. I have non-negotiables when choosing an airline; safety, timeliness and an overall good customer experience. Truth be told, once I removed cost and comfort from my top criteria, most “widely preferred” airlines failed to meet my expectations.
Read MoreI didn’t expect to write the 2nd installment of Airplane Etiquette so soon. However, after this recent flight of characters, I felt inclined to send out a few reminders.
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Think about the last time you took a week vacation…
The cost was probably around $1000, and it was more than likely somewhere domestic. What if I told you that I spent a week in Europe visiting 2 countries for less than what you would probably pay for a week in Miami or LA? And, I did so without having to pay in full prior to departure…
Read MoreLayovers…synonymous with “inconvenience.” Let’s be honest, no one wants to be stuck in an airport with overpriced food, uncomfortable chairs and only two charging ports per terminal.
Nor...having to “Usain Bolt” through the airport as your full government name is being called over the loudspeaker because it’s final boarding on your connecting flight.
Read MoreIf you would have asked me 5 years ago, would I go somewhere solo?, the answer would have been a strong NO. But over the years, I grew tired of planning trips with friends that never happened or being bored on vacation because I have different interests. I wanted to get up and go but I had no idea where to begin…
Read MoreCosta Rica is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in the world and a must visit destination.
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