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27 28 29 [Next] - If you are a frequent business traveler I suggest always going with an e-ticket rather than a traditional paper ticket. I once had my corporate travel agent book my flight with a paper ticket, and it was sent to my home address. I'm home very infrequently and I didn't get the paper ticket in time. When at the airport, while waiting for them to clear up the problem of my not having a paper ticket in hand, I missed the connecting flight. UpgradeBuddy.com UpgradeBuddy.com ID1472 - If you don't want to stand around in an airport for 3 hours trying to find transportation to your destination, and you don't want to spend a fortune, a bus or airport shuttle is the way to go. Most large airports have them. To shorten the time even more, call ahead and reserve one. It doesn't cost extra. The companies are not all the same, so try to get a recommendation from a local travel agent. Also, when you make your reservation, make sure you find out WHERE to catch your ride. Airports are large and confusing, but most have specific signs for transportation services. Make sure you're at the right bus stop. Frank Blakely, Southern California Coach ID1182 - 1. When travelling by car to the airport, have someone take you and drop you off, then return the car to your house. 2. Check with the airport and online for the various parking fees - i.e. short, long, economy, and off-airport parking. 3. Check with local hotels about leaving car in their parking lot and what they will charge, then use their shutttle bus to get to the airport. Carolyn Rapolas ID2175 - Wear fire retardant clothing, like wool, when travelling. Nylon and synthetic clothing such as panty hose can melt to your skin if you are caught in a fire on board. Niki Steadman ID1197 - If you have a scale at home, and you know what the weight limit is, then you can weigh your bags at home - and if your bag is too heavy, then you need to lighten your load by removing non-essential items. Sabrina Oettle ID1188 Would You Like to Add a Travel Tip?We welcome QUALITY travel tips from our users.Note: you will be required to enter the characters from a security image, so please make sure that you have your browser set to view images. (This measure was necessary to reduce spam.) You will be able to provide your URL, if applicable. Submit your travel tips and hints here. |
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