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I’m one of those people who think the airplane is always too chilly.
On overnight flights across country or to Europe it’s usually hard to get a comfortable temperature. And coming from a warm climate back to chilly Seattle is always difficult.
I NEVER use the blankets on the airplane. I know that they swear […]
While this is a hypothetical question, infused with a bit of humor for entertainment value, perhaps you can see the underlying issue.
Q. (Asked by a 6′4″ burly looking guy, with two large (and heavy looking) carry on bags in one hand, and a cell phone glued to his ear with the other.) Hey - […]
Today’s Matchbook comes from Nathan’s in Georgetown (3150 M Street, Washington DC).
Occupying prime real estate at the corner of Wisconsin & M Streets, Nathan’s fashions itself as a neighborhood saloon. The bar has dark walls with lots of wood and brass, and when I’ve been there, there has always been a sporting event on […]
Mom’s, Moms-to-be, or those without the title but who serve as a Mom nonetheless — I wish all of you a very Happy Mothers Day!
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Everyone wants the “BEST” seat on an airplane, but how “BEST” is defined varies from traveler to traveler.
For some, best means First Class or Business Class. Okay, I’m with you on that one!
But what if you’re in coach? Is it possible to get a “BEST” seat there?
That’s where the debate begins.
Many travelers believe that an […]
Welcome to the May 7th, 2008 edition of the Carnival of Travelers. Yes, I know it’s a few days late, but real life has a way of catching up with lately.
Our theme for May was Local Events, and it was one that bloggers seemed to have a lot of trouble with. Many submissions were off […]
Today’s question, from Jon at The DC Traveler, is somewhat tongue in cheek and a bit of a challenge to all the bloggers in the Travel & Culture Channel:
Q. What would be the quintessential (tongue-in-cheek) cocktail for a Flight Attendant?
A. As tongue in-cheek as I’m sure the rest of our bloggers will be, here’s […]
After a sunny day exploring the island of Capri, it was fun to take the chair lift in Anacapri all the way to the very top to take a view of the island and surrounding area. The fog rolling in on one side of the island created quite a juxtaposition with the sun on the […]
Today’s Matchbook Monday is from Morton’s The Steakhouse (formerly known as Morton’s of Chicago).
The restaurant chain was founded in 1978, and there are now locations around the U.S., Puerto Rico, Canada, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore. You can check the full listing of restaurants to see if there is one in your neighborhood.
As you […]
When you travel all the time, it becomes easy to take the whole process for granted. Instead of being excited about heading off to the airport for a flight, you complain about having to go on “one more trip.”
It’s easy to understand how you feel when you’re traveling for business, but when it’s finally […]
Travel information, tips, and destination suggestions from a Flight Attendant.
Written by Mary Jo Manzanares [email] for b5media.
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