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Uber and Lyft Headed for Big Changes at Logan
Uber and Lyft, the two ridesharing services offered at Logan International Airport, could cost riders more money and become less convenient if a Massport proposal to curb traffic congestion is adopted this spring. According to Curbed Boston, the Massachusetts Port Authority would raise the pickup and the drop-off fees going to and from the airport from $3.25 to $5. Another big change would be where riders would be dropped... -
Women Business Travelers
Women who travel for business are now a major driving force in the corporate traveling industry considering the level of success on deals and business presentations they contribute. Both men and women are equally effective in performing their responsibilities in the corporate travel landscape, but both have a distinct contribution to the growth of the industry. An upturn in business levels in any sector can have a positive impact... -
7 Tropical Vacations Under $500
Today, it’s almost impossible to find a vacation to a tropical destination that includes airfare and lodging for less than $500 per person. Those who know where and how to look, however, can easily end up on a sunny beach, or sipping mai tais at the bar of an all-inclusive resort, without having handed over five Benjamin Franklins for the whole experience. Need a bit of guidance getting there?... -
Your Ultimate Ride to Your Experience of a Lifetime is Coming!
This spring Boston Chauffeur will introduce two state-of-the-art 2019 luxury vehicles to its fleet that will serve every special occasion from weddings, proms, sporting events and rock concerts to unparalleled travel for your company’s most important corporate events. 31 Passenger Luxury Bus The Grech Motors 31 Passenger Luxury Bus will provide every comfort and convenience for top-flight executives, wedding parties, and those who want to party like it’s 1999. Onboard... -
Where to Eat and Drink at Logan International Airport
Gone are the days of regularly enjoying a solid in-flight meal — now you’re lucky if you can score a bag of basic cookies, potato chips, and crackers. Fortunately, there are plenty of options for fueling up at the airport to help you stave off hunger and thirst when flying. Here are all the coffee shops, fast-casual options, sit-down restaurants, and bars at each terminal at Logan Airport. These cafes,... -
9 Products for Germaphobes to Bring on Every Trip
The world is full of fascinating new places to explore and delicious new foods to sample, but for the traveling germaphobe, it’s also blanketed in scary germs to avoid. Unfortunately, becoming ill while traveling isn’t an unreasonable fear. Studies have shown that you’re more than 100 times more likely to get sick on a plane than you are during your everyday life and that your hotel room is covered... -
Cool Activities To Do in Boston This March
There are a lot of great things to see and do in Boston that won’t cost you a dime. This post will cover some of the most interesting and fun activities you can enjoy for free. There will also be sections dedicated to both family-friendly and nighttime attractions. Boston Wine Festival – (Jan – March 2019) – It is the nation’s longest running Food and Wine Festival so expect... -
A Millennial’s Guide To Surviving Their First Business Trip
The modern age of business travel promotes more opportunity for young adults, with new trends and technology gaining the most traction among this generation. The trends today prove that millennials have a unique way to manage their business trips – combining professional responsibilities and engaging in leisure activities on the same trip. While there is no doubt that most new business travelers face traveling dilemmas, millennial travelers have their... -
The 10 Safest Countries for U.S. Travelers
According to a survey of 2,000 consumer travelers, 1o0 countries have been listed as the safest for U.S. travelers. Included with country safety scores, the list compiled below is based on local crime rates, terror threats, social welfare, and the State Department’s safety rating. A “Global Peace Index” designated is also included for each country. Where ever you may be travelling to, it is always of upmost importance to... -
6 Ways To Survive Airport Security Checkpoints
Long security checkpoint lines can happen at any time, not just during a government shutdown. TSA workers are deemed essential employees and were required to work without paychecks (which were deferred) during this month’s federal government shutdown. While the nation’s air travel system did not shut down, many TSA employees called out sick because due to financial disruption. The resulting staffing shortages presented issues for airports and for air...
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