On the way home a few weeks ago, the Home Warrior and I got to the airport much earlier than I anticipated. This gave us time to go sit down at a restaurant and enjoy a meal (although I had to watch Peyton Manning let my fantasy football team down by losing in OT to…
business travel etiquette
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Travel etiquette tip: Don’t use hairspray on the train (or plane)!
I’m in New York right now, and traveling by train to get to several offices around the area. Mostly the train is pretty nice–there is wifi, I can work or read, and it’s reasonably quick. Also, people have been very nice. Since I’ve been traveling off-peak hours I’ve had plenty of room, and no one…
Road Warriorette Weekend Express
Hey readers! Got something on your mind this weekend that you want to ask a question on or discuss? Here’s the perfect opportunity! Whether you want to share an interesting travel story, a packing tip, an etiquette tip, or anything else going on in the business travel world, comment here and we’ll have a discussion. (Pictured:Airplanes…
Posts from the past
What was going on this week in years past? 2013 Want to know my top 3 travel pet peeves? Click here. 2012 Some passengers can be pretty rude, but this took rude to another level. The thought of being a victim of theft on the road can be terrifying, but there are ways to prevent…
Posts from the past
What was going on this week in years past? 2013 Great timing for this post from the past: 5 tips for getting through airport security quickly Want to know what’s on my personal item packing list? Even though I wrote it last year the list hasn’t changed. 2012 In this post we had an interesting discussion…
Travel Etiquette Tip: Don’t stop in the middle of the jetbridge
This may be another one of those things that, like grabbing the seat in front of you, if you don’t fly often you don’t think about it. But after almost every flight I’ve taken over the last few weeks, someone has stopped abruptly, right in front of me, in the middle of the jetbridge (or…
