While the travel escapades of Michael Wigge seem more like a publicity stunt, the fact is, he has proved that with a little ingenuity and perseverance, you don’t need money to travel.
‘Tis the season of on-line travel scams
Buying anything, be it a book or travel on-line, comes with risks. But now that the vacation season is upon us, the scamsters and fraudsters are working overtime to ruin your planned trip. There are some ideas to avoid becoming a victim.
Child disabilities need not hinder family travel
Be it an emotional, mental or physical disability, that is no reason to not take a family vacation and include everyone. It just means some additional attention to detail and knowing places that know how to include everyone.
It’s not easy being green
Sure, you sort your recyclables at home, maybe drive a hybrid car. Yes, you care about the environment. But what about when you take a vacation? Keeping up your commitment to “being green” can be harder that you believe.
Catching zzz’s en route for those of means
For most of us, sleeping on a long flight means finding a less uncomfortable position in our small seat and hoping not to disturb or be disturbed by fellow passengers. But for those in the front of the plane, it’s a different world.
Flight+ is fount of knowledge for road warriors
If you are carrying an i-product (iPad, iPhone), and you like to travel or dream about travel, then have I found an app for you. Schedules, airport maps, ground transport and more for thousands of airports around the world. It also will track your flights and itineraries and e-mail them.
Pack the plug-ins right
Our luggage is more than ever packed with valuable electronic equipment–from iPads to GPS units to entertainment devices. Not only are they an expensive investment, they can be critical to travel success. Packing them correctly can prevent travel headaches.
