by Karen Fawcett | May 18, 2009
There are two types of travelers: those who are constantly in the air and others who take occasional trips. People who fly a lot appear to have it down (kind of) to a system. Much depends on whether or not you’re flying coach or in the front of the plane. Are you...
by lynnrosen | May 15, 2009
British Columbia, Canada, has long been in the forefront of preservation of bald eagles. Right now (April/May/June 2009) an amazing webcam is capturing the unfolding progress of baby eaglets as they grow are nurtured and raised. Enjoy the exceptional show. Remember...
by Karen Fawcett | May 15, 2009
The Mexican Tourist Board is launching a multi-million dollar investment plan that will include a global public relations campaign. It is also calling for U.S. authorities to lift the travel ban with the hope that doing so will restore confidence in Mexico’s being one...
by Janice Hough | May 15, 2009
Following in US Airways’ footsteps, United Airlines, starting May 14, is raising baggage fees to $20 for the first bag, and $30 for the second. Passengers who prepay baggage fees online, however, pay the current charges of $15 and $25. Although actually, the...
by dunhampotter | May 15, 2009
Rene and Amy Rydberg were looking forward to their Royal Caribbean spring cruise to Bermuda. The New Jersey couple was excited and ready to celebrate, since hey were expecting their first child that summer. Rene had booked the voyage through Travelocity and everything...
