Business and travel tips for people attending conferences, tradeshows, conventions, and meetups
If you travel a lot, it's good to know if you have anything important heading to your mailbox. The United States Post Office offers a free service called Informed Delivery where you can receive an email with images of the pieces of mail headed to … [Continue reading] about Get Informed Delivery to See Your Mail by Email
It's OK to say no when somebody asks you to switch seats with them on a plane. There are certainly times when it's nice to say yes, such as when a person is traveling with a child or somebody who may need their assistance. But the couple who … [Continue reading] about Saying No on Planes When Somebody Wants to Swap Seats
Have you ever gone to check in your luggage at the airport and were told you'd have to remove some items to bring down the weight or pay extra? I have. That sucks. Either you're pulling apart your luggage and stuffing things in your carry-on … [Continue reading] about Make Sure Your Luggage is Never Over the Weight Limit
I have been using CLEAR (as well as TSA Precheck) for years to get through most airports quicker, but I never used it at sporting events before this year. But this past summer I arrived late to a New York Yankees game and the security lines … [Continue reading] about CLEAR is Awesome for Airports AND Sporting Events
I am a frequent flyer on United Airlines and I like the United Explorer Card as one of my personal credit cards. As a Premier 1K flyer on United, I've accumulated nearly 125,000 premier qualifying miles so far this year, so the various … [Continue reading] about The United Explorer Card is Great for United Flyers