With the recent scientific news that sitting for long periods of time causes even more health problems than we’ve assumed, I have to ask–when are we going to get gyms in flight? I’ve often told people that being in flight is not that different from being in the office.  I have the …
Read More »Want Disney Staff to Know Your Child’s Name Magically?
Disney has come out with RFID bands that would enable the Disney staff to know your child’s name as they wander around the park. From Time’s article on their wristbands : The MyMagic+ system is designed to track users’ purchasing habits, and if parents agree to certain settings, employees playing characters in …
Read More »A Quest to Create a Gluten-Free Guide to the World
Do you or anyone you know deal with food restrictions? Whether it’s you or your friends, family, or coworkers, get ready for your next trip to be a little easier. Anna Sonnenberg of Gluten-Free Jet Set has just launched a worldwide gluten-free travel guide. Over the next year, she’ll travel extensively to research …
Read More »Pay $300 to Fly Pretend Pan Am First Class
In the world of things I never knew I wanted to do so badly up until this moment, you can fly a pretend Pan Am 747 First Class flight for $300 in Hollywood, California. As the name of the article I found this vintage photo in states, Traveling in a Boeing …
Read More »Would Robot Bartenders Take Away from the Travel Mystique?
Because of my bartending history, I’ve been getting sent articles about a cruise ship adopting a robot bartender pretty often. It’s pretty adorable looking (sort of something that would be in Wall-E) and is a cool, novel concept. From Royal Caribbean: Here’s the USA Today article on it. The …
Read More »How Traveling to See Billy Joel Put Me in the Hospital
When you travel a lot, you get used to running from attraction to attraction, hopping on a plane and doing it all over again. This makes it really hard to slow down when things go wrong.  Especially when you book a trip to do a specific thing. When Keri and I …
Read More »Using the Free Las Vegas Tram System to Get Around
How to travel around the Las Vegas Tram system The monorail system in Las Vegas is expensive and really inconvenient. Â It connects through the back of the hotels on the East side of the strip. Â Some of those hotels, like MGM, are huge and you have to walk through the …
Read More »How to Get the Hook Up for Las Vegas Clubs
Las Vegas Nightclubs (and day clubs!) When I went to Las Vegas, I didn’t pay for any drinks or for any admission at any of the clubs we went to. Â No, this wasn’t because I’m a travel writer and I was comped for that. Â There’s a way to get onto …
Read More »Experiencing the Bare Pool Lounge at the Mirage
The Bare Pool Lounge is a pool at the Mirage that is adults-only and advertises “European Sunbathing”. Â That is, top-less. I was a bit apprehensive about going even though I was promised free entry and drinks if I went (I had run into a promoter for it the last time …
Read More »Getting Your Nails Done in the Airport (Butter by London Review)
Butter London Seatac On my way to the Freddies last week I realized my nails were atrocious! I did some quick research and found Butter by London has a nail salon in the Seattle Airport. Who knew there was a Butter London Seatac? Since all the gates in the …
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