Travelers to Thailand Should Expect a Longer Trip to Bangkok’s Airport Today’s tip—like Thursday’s—comes from the U.K.’s travel advisory service. It concerns travelers to Thailand and construction on the roadways to/from Bangkok’s Don Mueang airport (DMK): “Due to roadworks causing congestion… Johnny Jet , January 10, 2018
Allianz Launches 2017 ScholarTrips Contest For the 13th consecutive year, Allianz Global Assistance‘s ScholarTrips scholarship contest is on. The rules are nearly the same as they were in last year’s contest—and the winnings are better. In… Johnny Jet , October 9, 2017
How to Find a Vet on the Road (or at Home) Ask.Vet isn’t really a travel website; it’s a service, and a brilliant one at that. If you have a pet—no matter if you’re home or on a trip with your… Johnny Jet , September 26, 2017
10 Tips for Drinking Alcohol Abroad From an Insurance Provider Following reports of authorities seizing 10,000 gallons of tainted alcohol in Mexico, it’s important to take a minute to review safe travel practices, especially if you plan to consume alcohol… Johnny Jet , August 25, 2017
Video: My First TripIt Video I flew up to San Francisco recently to do some videos for TripIt (one of my favorite apps). The first one just came out, a 90-second video about my life… Johnny Jet , February 15, 2017
My Trip to NYC for the NYT Travel Show This week, I learned to be careful what you wish for. After I sent last week’s newsletter, I hopped on an American Airlines (AA) flight to JFK. I have Executive… Johnny Jet , February 2, 2017
What To Do If You Get Sick On The Road It really sucks being sick but it’s even worse being ill when you’re away from home. Unfortunately, it’s happened to me multiple times and all over the world. The good… Johnny Jet , November 23, 2016
12 Tips for Shopping Abroad I know a lot of people who love to shop when they travel and some who travel to shop. I’m not much of a shopper myself but my wife makes… Johnny Jet , November 14, 2016
A Spring Trip through Israel, Part 2: South to Masada, the Dead Sea and into the Negev Leaving Jerusalem after a two-and-a-half-day visit brought some regrets (it proved an all-too-short stay), but the drive south, with the promise of visiting other renowned places, also brought anticipated excitement…. Dave Zuchowski , April 27, 2016
Pinel Island: Saint Martin’s Dreamy Day Trip As I wrote earlier, Saint Martin is one of many beautiful islands in the Caribbean. But, if your visit there doesn’t take you to Pinel Island, you would be missing… Sara Kendall , April 6, 2016
Can You Cancel Your Trip to Brussels? In the wake of Tuesday’s horrific attacks in Brussels, I’ve been hearing from a lot of readers and prospective travelers expressing concern for their personal safety abroad. In Tuesday’s Travel Tip of… Johnny Jet , March 24, 2016
Greece Off the Beaten Path, with Tripology Adventures Editor’s note: Regarding recent events in Greece, please click here to see the author’s note at the bottom of the page. For many, Greece conjures pictures of blue church domes… Katherine Belarmino , July 21, 2015
10 tips for maximizing a family ski trip at Keystone Resort, Colorado There’s no shortage of reasons why Keystone’s long been a family favorite. This world-class, three-mountain resort offers so much that you might be wondering where to begin, and so as… Lori Mayfield , March 3, 2015
3 Paris day trips for remembering America’s role in World War I World War I engulfed Europe from 1914 to 1918, and a century later commemorative activities are now underway across the continent. Americans joined the war in 1917, and for those… Mark D. Van Ells , February 11, 2015
My Trip To Washington DC for the White House Travel Bloggers Summit If you’re following me on Facebook, Instagram and/or Twitter then you know I just returned from our nation’s capital to take part in the White House Travel Blogger Summit on… Johnny Jet , December 11, 2014
