Travel Q&A: Can I sell my frequent-flier miles? (San Jose Mercury News)
Travelers needing medical attention in a foreign country should avoid receiving any injections or blood transfusions unless the situation is life-threatening, because sterile conditions cannot be ensured.
Travel Q&A: Can I sell my frequent-flier miles? (San Jose Mercury News)
Q. I'm never going to use my frequent-flier miles because of the hassles of getting a seat when I want it.
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ELLEN CREAGER: Spirit Air goes from Michigan to worse (Detroit Free Press)
Dear Travel Doctor: I had to cancel a Spirit Airlines ticket because my husband got seriously ill. I tried and tried to contact Spirit the day before my flight to change my ticket.
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Finding holiday deals requires research (The Columbus Dispatch)
If you haven't made arrangements for this year's holiday-season travel, you probably already know that finding any good deals will be tough. Every year at this time, Priceline, the big online travel site, issues its forecast of the best and worst days to fly along with a few other suggestions. I'm adding a few of my own as well.
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Business traveler: Before the holidays, the system works as it should (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
You already know, I'm sure, that this has been a terrible year for air travel, with record delays and cancellations, planes flying more full than ever in a system without slack. But business travelers, who are hitting the road in force again after the summer lull, know a little secret. This time of the year, with the children back in school and leisure travelers generally at home, the system ...
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Outside or inside, late fall offers great travel deals (Anchorage Daily News)
it's a great time to head Outside. Typically, the hotel rates are less than in the summertime. The crowds are gone and there's still some great weather. Last month in Victoria, for example, the daytime temperatures were delightful. It gets dark a little earlier, though.
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Travel: A Kerala adventure (New Straits Times)
FONG LEONG MING marvels at Kerala’s charming simplicity amidst life’s many complexities. WARM smiles. Clogged roads and much honking. Beautiful horizons. Svelte bodies in colourful saris. Ayurvedic massages. Kathakali’s menacing eyes. The cool, gentle dab of pottu on my forehead.
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Cheap airfare worth the no-frills ride (Seattle Times)
Sometimes you get what you pay for and more. I probably wouldn't be on my way to Penang in Malaysia if it weren't for AirAsia, the new budget...
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Airlines may never fly right on customer service, experts warn (USA Today)
Maybe all the hubbub about flight delays and shoddy service is beginning to register with the USA's big airlines.
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Family, friends and a meal to be remembered in Spain (Austin American-Statesman)
August is a bad month to travel in Europe, but it was the only month in which three couples could travel from three U.S. cities and unite at the same hotel in Barcelona within two hours of each other.
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Pilgrims Squat All Around as Airport Chaos Continues (Arab News)
JEDDAH, 22 October 2007 — Chaotic conditions at the North Terminal of King Abdul Aziz International Airport which began with the rush of Eid holiday travelers and returning Umrah passengers continued yesterday.
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Travel Q&A: Can I sell my frequent-flier miles? (San Jose Mercury News)
Altitude sickness Altitude sickness primarily affects travelers who spend more than 8 hours at altitudes above 10,000 ft. Mild illness involves headache (most common symptom), nausea, generalized fatigue, and shortness of breath. More severe symptoms include vomiting, ataxia, changes in mental state, fever, and cyanosis.
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