by John Webber As Los Angeles is preparing to host the 2028 Summer Olympics, its strongest justification is that the last time it did so, in 1984, the Games were more profitable than they’ve ever been. The event was staged on the cheap, in part...
25 International Travel Tips Before Your Flight Takes Off by Annie Pilon Traveling internationally can be a great break for business owners. And sometimes, it can even be necessary for facilitating business growth. But there’s a lot that goest into...
Flying is one of the safest forms of transportation, but it may not feel like it when turbulence strikes. What exactly is that “rough air” pilots always talk about? How much disturbance is considered normal? Remember: Turbulence is Normal Airplanes...
This is what happens to your body during a flight by Roisin O’Connor If you’ve ever flown on a plane before, chances are you’ve suffered a few unpleasant symptoms. A new infographic shows exactly how cramped conditions and constant pressure...
What it’s Like Inside the Airlines’ Secret Frequent-Flyer Clubs by Brian Kelly The Secret Frequent Flyer Clubs – they are invitation only and offer amazing perks Thought you were Elite? Think again. Many of us toil to achieve gold, platinum,...
by Jordi Lippe-McGraw Why Flights Are Longer Now Than They Were Before Did you know that a flight from New York City to Houston Texas is over an hour longer today than if you took the same flight in 1973? Now it takes about three hours and 50 minutes,...
by John Webber Despite air travel being one of the safest forms of transportation, accidents still (very unfortunately) happen. Whether it’s extreme turbulence or unusual airplane tragedies, airlines are still making headlines. AirlineRatings.com—a...
by John Webber Your boarding pass may seem like a piece of paper that gets you from point A to point B, but that jumble of numbers and letters surrounding your name can actually tell you a lot about your trip. Your boarding pass lets all of the airline...
Tastemakers Mark Cho and Alan See share their top picks for what to do in Hong Kong, the home base of their ever-cool haberdashery, The Armoury. By Nikkitha Bakshani British-inspired and Hong Kong–based the Armoury is a bastion of menswear for the...
The 2,000-year-old heritage of wellness in Baden-Baden revived at Brenners Park Hotel & Spa by Deborah Frank “Why have you come to Baden-Baden?” Helmut Berger asks Glenda Jackson in the 1975 film The Romantic Englishwoman. “I came for the...