Sunday, August 24, 2008
Coming Up: An Interview Scott Rains - World Traveller and Expert on Disabled Travel
...ology to the doctorate level. At the age of 18 he (involuntarily but permanently) adopted the sedentary position long before the majority of his peers. His studies, profession, and innate wanderlust (Sagittarius) have put him in other compromising positions along multiple latitudes and longitudes.
The terrain of Scott's professional career is variegated. Equal parts high adventure and pilgrimage he has worked as a ranch hand, in social activism, in higher education, as an author, in technology education and in travel.
Drawing on these experiences Scott contributes articles, photography, research and advice in various online settings. He is an independent travel professional and a member of the ind...more
New Requirements for Travelers Entering the United States
...ent a passport to travel to the United States. Most Canadian citizens, citizens of the British Overseas Territory of Bermuda, and to a lesser degree, Mexican citizens will be affected by the implementation of this requirement. Essentially, you must have a passport if you wish to enter the United States, even if you are a U.S. citizen.
When It Goes Into Effect
The travel initiative requirements will be rolled...more
travel with Pets
...ompanies allow pets on board. As far as buses and other public transportation, the rules and regulations vary between states and cities.
Pet accommodations There are hundreds of Web sites out there that list pet friendly hotels and a pet-friendly hotel can be found in almost any city. For example if you're traveling to San Francisco you can stay at the Hilton San Francisco Financial District or if you're visiting Austin you can stay at the La Quinta Inn Austin North.
Pet Fun Wherever you are vacationing, a pet-friendly park or beach can be found and outdoor related activities are best for pet travelers. For restaurants, outdoor places will oftentimes allow pets to accompany.
When traveling with pets it is important to ensure their safety and not to do anything that could put them in danger. And if you're going to bring your pet with you, make sure that you will be able to entertain them. Here's to happy traveling!more
The Chase travel Plus Platinum Visa Compared
...Chase has recently added the Chase travel Plus Platinum Visa to its large offering of rewards credit cards. This low APR, low annual fee travel rewards credit card offers consumers the ability to choose their travel rewards without blackout dates. The question is: how does it compare to other travel credit cards?
travel Plus Platinum Visa Benefits: Like most travel rewards credit cards, the Travel Plus allows consumers to earn 1 mile for every dollar in purchases. Points can be redeemed for a variety of travel rewards including airline tickets, hotel stays, cruises, and car rentals. Additionally, you can travel domestically or internationally with no blackout dates and choose from over 250 airlines without restrictions. The...more
