Not a frequent flier? Fake it
You've seen them: struggling through the airport, bright, flowery totes and crumpled shopping bags clutched tight in their sweaty fists, pillows tucked under one arm. Trying to get through security...
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THE FAKER: First class all the way, baby
How to pull it off You've seen them: struggling through the airport, bright, flowery totes and crumpled shopping bags clutched tight in their sweaty fists, pillows tucked under one arm....
Gay-friendly Scandinavia gets even friendlier
As if we needed more proof that Scandinavia is the most progressive corner of our planet, we have two gay-friendly travel developments out of Sweden and Denmark. First, SAS Scandinavian...
Aircell wires its 1,000th plane for Wi-fi
Aircell, the company that has taken an early lead in wiring domestic flights for Wi-fi, threw itself a party this morning. To celebrate wiring its 1,000th plane, the company offered...
Zanzibar pure magic for this TV traveler
Julia Dimon's career as a travel journalist began almost by mistake. As a college student she was stuck on the Italian island Elba with no money and her credit cards...
Aircell wires its 1,000th plane for Wi-fi
Aircell, the company that has taken an early lead in wiring domestic flights for Wi-fi, threw itself a party this morning. To celebrate wiring its 1,000th plane, the company offered...
A Milwaukee film festival for the pint-sized
The second Milwaukee Film Festival will run Sept. 21-Oct. 3 and this year includes a second wrinkle that might make a good reason to bring your wee one north: a...
A Milwaukee film festival for the pint-sized
The second Milwaukee Film Festival will run Sept. 21-Oct. 3 and this year includes a second wrinkle that might make a good reason to bring your wee one north: a...
BUSINESS CLASS: Sniffing out those added airline fees
I'm writing this column on a Southwest Airlines 737 jet, 37,000 feet above New Mexico. You probably know how much I paid to check my suitcase. Nothing. Which is also...
BUSINESS CLASS: Work travel looks for a ‘new normal’
HOUSTON — I hadn't set foot inside the sprawling and icily air-conditioned convention center yet when the pitches started coming. "Free mints from Avis today?" asked a woman decked in...