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The 7 Unique Travel Gifts For The Traveler On Your Gift List
Do you have a traveler on your gift list? Here are seven unique travel gifts for travelers that we found on Amazon.com that you could have delivered in time for the Christmas if you order soon. Scratch Off Map of The World: (Shown above.) Do you know a world traveler? This Earthabitats Scratchable World Map features vibrant colors, accurate cartographic details, country flags, and landmarks. Printed on thick art... -
Massport to Holiday travelers: Plan ahead!
The post Thanksgiving snow storm once again proves that traveling during the holidays — and in winter weather — make for an unpleasant traveling experience with delays and cancellations at airports. Massport officials took a very proactive posture to deal with the estimated 1 million Thanksgiving holiday travelers who traveled in and out of Boston Logan Airport as early as Friday, Nov. 22nd. Yet there were still a myriad... -
Here’s Your Inside Strait to the Best Travel Credit Cards!
One of the most important items that business and leisure travelers carry are their preferred credit cards to generate the most bonus miles per trip and cost savings. The good news is the competition among credit card providers to increase their customer base is as fierce as ever which translates to even sweeter and more lucrative rewards for travelers. The editors at Nerdwallet.com recently compiled their list of the... -
What information should I provide for my airport transportation
We’ve all been there – we make a call to schedule an appointment or service only to forget half of the details we should provide until we’re off the phone. Boston Chauffeur wants you to be prepared the next time you’re booking a ride in Boston, MA and here are the four essential things you should tell them while scheduling your car service. 1. Departure information If you were... -
Airlines Getting Closer to Reducing Clear Air Turbulence
At one time or another, fliers experience the sudden and scary sensation of clear air turbulence. This is especially true for business travelers who frequently traverse North America and fly overseas. Airlines have long grappled with this problem, according to Forbes Magazine. The magazine reported CAT is virtually impossible to detect with onboard instruments or the naked eye, making it difficult, if not impossible, for a pilot to avoid.... -
4 Things You Can Expect When You Hire a Top-Notch Luxury Car Service
Hiring a luxury car service to drive you to and from an event or a gathering held during a special occasion, can either the most rewarding experience or a terrible one; depending on the quality of the service in question. With dozens of factors to put into consideration, as well as the number of limo services to choose from, it can become more trouble than it’s worth, especially if... -
Misery Map in FlightAware App Let’s Travelers Take Control of Flight Delays
Your business trip went exceedingly well. You accomplished everything you set out to do, made some great new contacts and now you are ready to head to the airport to catch an 8:30 p.m. flight home. Then, without warning, it happens – flight delay! Instead of rolling into the driveway around 11 p.m. you end up watching the sunrise on your street some seven hours later. The very words... -
Boston Chauffeur Backs Bill to Have Uber, Lyft Drivers Fingerprinted
A group of chauffeur luxury vehicle companies and a Massachusetts lawmaker are renewing their efforts to have Uber and Lyft drivers fingerprinted to protect the public less than a week after a woman was raped by a former Uber driver in Boston. Scott Solombrino, a spokesman for Ride Safe Massachusetts, a group that represents chauffeured car and taxi companies, told the Boston Herald that fingerprints would provide the security... -
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...
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