Have you ever purchased something from Amazon.com? If so, have you noticed their follow-up process? If I’ve bought something that was shipped through an outside vendor, and not through Amazon’s own fa
So it’s official…the response to my column, “Airlines and Agents,” last month (March 3) was the largest, and most emotionally charged of any I’ve written over the past several years. I was remarking a
Family travel options can run the gamut, from camping expeditions to lavish weekends filled with activities for the youngest infant to the most senior grandparent. We've compiled a series of deal
Family travel options can run the gamut, from camping expeditions to lavish weekends filled with activities for the youngest infant to the most senior grandparent. We've compiled a series of deal
In the hotel industry, it’s considered a wise practice to use the slower portions of the business cycle to renovate and repair, in order to be at the peak of your game when the economy improves and gu
It's bound to happen. As the economy starts to take a dip, consumers will once again proudly begin to demonstrate their savvy shopper skills and start soliciting you for discounts on your services. Yo
The television show, Project Runway, tends to reflect the microcosms of people you meet in real life fairly well. There's always the neurotic who has somehow survived being an adult for years by enjoy
Travel Agent's Asia Editor, Mark Rogers, is traveling through Japan this week. Here is his report from Tokyo. <br />
Travel Agent's Asia editor, Mark Rogers is traveling throughout Japan this week. Here's his report from his experience of staying in a ryokan over the weekend.
What makes a hotel hot these days? If you look at the trends over the past few years, a key contributor to a hotel's "hotness" is a nightclub where young celebrities are photographed by the paparazzi