As the Baby Boomers reach retirement age, they are increasing the amount of traveling they are going to do in 2015.
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There are plenty of ways to save money when you’re on a business trip. Knowing where to look is key! |
 The decision to travel alone often proves very appealing and has many benefits. You can see what you what, when you want, without worrying about the schedules of others. |
 Those signs for restaurants, lodging and gas that you see on our interstate exits are very useful. They eliminate garish billboards while giving you quick information. |
 Beware of any Booking.com emails demanding money - they could be fraudulent. |
 Ambassador programs, which allow people to take shelter dogs out for a day of exercise, are increasing in popularity across the United States. |
 This is great overview of ones personal perspective on hotels. With very informative information, it gives you thought and ideas on what makes a hotel good, great or just down right wrong. |
 Hilton is offering a new service to their guests that allows them to pick their own room and floor plan from their mobile device. |
 Stuck in a hotel room with only you and the hotel mini bar? |
 Traveling brings on a whole new set of "who to tip" questions that you don't usually face. Do you tip the doorman, the bellman, the housekeeper - or the flight attendant? |
Hotels are constantly looking for new ways to entice travelers, and the latest development appears to be rooms with hi-tech options for those with a multitude of digital tastes. |
 Yikes! You could be charged $50 for just putting your cream in the minibar at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. They call it a "restocking" fee. Bottom line: don't touch that minibar, for fear of a huge, bottom line surprise on your hotel bill! |
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