Monthly Archives for August 2014.
If you could book an economy-class flight with the near guarantee that you would enjoy a full row to yourself at a steeply discounted price, would you do it? What if the airline offering this deal was Malaysia Airlines?
The three most popular posts/thread on ThreadTripping last week, as well as a list of all of the travelers and travel communities that were featured over the course of the week.
Los Angeles and the surrounding area is home to the movie industry and movie stars, DisneyLand, beautiful beaches, fabulous weather and much, much more. But it’s a sprawling metropolis and visitors are often at a loss when trying to decide precisely where to book a room.
One of the dwindling number of niches in which you still find an abundance of print magazines is travel. And, in particular, in-flight magazines. Will in-flight magazines published by airlines soon become a thing of the past – a victim of mobile technology and onboard wifi?
Even if you have never personally been invited to the cockpit, if you fly frequently there is a decent chance you might have seen someone else invited up. And there is an equally decent chance you might also have overheard some of your fellow, presumably less frequent flyers, make some grumblings about it.
You’ve seen things. Things that have been burned into your mind. Things that you will never be able to forget for as long as you live. But in a good way. You have seen things … because you have traveled.
On August 15, 1914, the Panama Canal was officially opened. An amazing technological achievement, the canal instantly became a wonder of the modern world. Today, just over 100 years later, many are still awestruck by the canal – especially those who book cruise trips that take them through the locks and gates from one ocean to another.
You know those TSA agents, they’re just doing their jobs, bless their hearts. Recently one of them pulled aside 777Deanna777 for a random screening and, bless her heart, she thinks she knows why.
Interested in “a sneaky – but entirely legal – way of saving hundreds of pounds on business class fares”? Then you might be interested in the Amsterdam Trick.
It seems Hertz might be quietly expanding a service that it has been offering in at least a limited way for years. Namely, when you drop off your rental a Hertz agent will drive you to the terminal – and in some cases even back to your hotel – in the same car you just dropped off.