The world of travel moves fast! This month, IQ curated the highlights for Corporate Traveler.
The Week in Travel (3/22/2013)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *Your liquid soap, cologne and moisturizing lotion over 3.4 ounces will still not be allowed in your carry-on, but your knives, ski poles and toy bats can board the aircraft, effective April 25, 2013 (via … Continue reading The Week in Travel (3/22/2013)
The Week in Travel (2/15/2013)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *San Francisco is the happiest city in America, but Rio de Janeiro makes the world smile (via Huffington Post). *Poop, power outages and the perfume of sewage defeat the cruising vacation of 3,143 passengers aboard … Continue reading The Week in Travel (2/15/2013)
The Week in Travel (7/27/12)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *Virgins are making headlines: Australian Virgins are too sexy (via USA Today), American Virgins wear Banana Republic (via NY Times), and Atlantic Virgins are blushing. (via NY Times) *Jesus, Mary and Joseph are replaced by Anastasia … Continue reading The Week in Travel (7/27/12)
The Week in Travel (6/1/12)
The world of travel moves fast! Let’s keep up–together. On Fridays, Traveling IQ curates the highlights from the past week: *In the spirit of price gouging, Spirit Airlines is raising its fees up to $100, for carry on bags registered at the gate, effective November 6. (via CNN Money) *More and more, Americans are doing … Continue reading The Week in Travel (6/1/12)
IQ in The New York Times: Airport Park
Air travel is no walk in the park these days — unless, of course, you are flying through Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. Last month, Schiphol unveiled the world’s first Airport Park, a 20,000-square-foot park within the international airport, beyond security and passport control. Read IQ’s full article in The New York Times, by clicking on the … Continue reading IQ in The New York Times: Airport Park
JetBlue’s Travel Buffet
Who doesn't love a good buffet? Now you can gorge on travel with JetBlue's "All You Can Jet" pass. The pass is effective from September 7- October 6, 2010, and allows you unlimited access to over 60 cities. Choose the $699 pass and "jet" anywhere, anytime; or the $499 pass which excludes travel on Fridays and Sundays. Check the … Continue reading JetBlue’s Travel Buffet
The Tiny Kitchen In The Sky
“Would you like pancakes or eggs, señor?" On an AeroMexico flight I suddenly remember: I love hot airplane food. I know I am in the minority, and understandably so, but a hot meal on a plane transports me to a simpler time. When I was a little boy, almost all flights longer than a few … Continue reading The Tiny Kitchen In The Sky
JFK’s Longest, Under Repair
Pack a little extra patience and Xanax if flying through New York's JFK Airport between March 1 and June 1, 2010, when one of the airport's four runways will be closed for construction. Though the improvements to JFK's longest runway are expected to reduce future delays, these months will pose a challenge for air-traffic controllers … Continue reading JFK’s Longest, Under Repair